I have this cheese slicer and love it. However, one of the feet has fallen off and now it is unstable. How can I get a new foot?
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If you don't find a replacement part, carve a piece from wood and stick it on with acrylic latex. Or, get some J&B; Weld and form a new foot out of the epoxy.
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I would Google Fox Run Marble Cheese Slicer parts and see if you can find a replacement foot. I have very good luck replacing parts through the internet. Good Luck
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I've found the wires (ordered 5 spares) but, not the feet. If you do find them, please PM me. I'm getting this slicer and I'd *love* to know where to get spare parts.
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You should be able to go to any hardware store and get one. I had that happen with an old cheese slicer but it was my fault because I put it in the dishwasher.
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Go to your local hardware and buy replacement feet, to get them to match you may have to remove the other 3 and replace all 4.
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This might be hard to explain.......but here goes. The wire is looped at both ends. First unscrew the handle and loosen the set screw that holds the handle in place. Then remove that end of the wire. With the wire slack, you will be able to pull out the whole handle section of the cheese slicer at the back. Thereby removing the other looped end of the wire. Just reverse these instructions for reinstallation of the wire. I hope this helps......Russ
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Purchased from Cheese Slicers and More on Amazon. It was a gift and the recipient loves it. Just search on Amazon for it.
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Ours split, too and I have no idea what to tell you. I loved using it when it was in good shape. Now my husband has made us go back to the old kinky heavy one! If you find out how to exchange or fix, please let me know.
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I have no idea but I would look for a different foot. The one I bought literally fell apart after less than a month of owning it and using it maybe 2-3 times.
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I've had this blender for about a year and a half and the part of the shaft that holds the blade on has worn down so that blades will no longer stay attached. I just called the phone number listed here (888-642-5534), told them my problem, and they are supposedly shipping me a new shaft. They didn't give me any trouble - great customer service! I guess I will have to wait and see if I actually get it, but based on my experience so far, I would suggest you calling the company.
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My wire has not come loose so I haven't had a need to find one. However, I looked around and here's what I found. There's an amazon seller who sells this same exact slicer, but also includes a spare wire. (http://www.amazon.com/Norpro-330-Cheese-Slicer/dp/B000HMB0IM/ref=aag_m_pw_dp?ie=UTF8&m=A3IPUI0LQFAKA) You might contact them to see a) if they can sell you just the spare wire or b) if they can tell you where they get their spare wires. I also found a completely separate website that sells spare wires. (http://www.cheeseslicing.com/site/681068/page/623049) You will need to measure yours to see which one will fit; they have diagrams and pictures for all the different wires they sell. Hope this helps!
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I googled the instructions. A cheese slicer has a simple construction, consisting of a wire held taunt between the arms of a Y-shaped handle. Over time, this wire can wear or break, which requires a replacement. Replacement cheese wire is sold whereever cooking utensils are sold. Measure the distance between the arms of the cheese slicer to know the size of replacement wire to buy. If you cannot find cheese wire, Alton Brown recommends using a guitar string to cut the cheese. 1.Loosen and remove the screw at the end of one of the arms holding the wire in place in the slot at the end of the arm. 2. Pry out the end of the old wire from that arm with the tip of a nail. 3. Repeat the process on the opposite arm to completely remove the old wire. 4. Loop the ends of the new wire into the slots for the wire on the arms. 5. Replace and tighten the holding screws
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The manufacturer sells the pieces - I bought an extra spring, and two extra peeling blades and corer/slicer blades. They were inexpensive and shipped very quickly. I'm sure they'd be happy to help you if you contact them directly!
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First thing I would do is get a new electrician . He had to really work at it to break one of the blades. Then call Minka Aires customer service number to see how to order new blades. If there is a local retailer for the company they may be able to order for you also.
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Use a cutting board. One you can easily replace. The Ulu is extremely sharp and made to stay that way.
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I would contact manufacturer and explain problem. I have done this several times over the years with different itemsand often times a replacement is sent. Hope it works this time for you as this is a very handy tool!!!
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Probably just need to replace the belt. Should be a cheap part and an easy replacement - it's essentially a large rubber band underneath the platter. May have gotten stretched due to heat or some other factor.
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The answer on the bottom of the bottom of the cheese slicer is the wrong address. If you have a P.O. Box address, then your slicer is about 3-4 years old. I called Prodyne at 1-800-822-4776 and the lady gave me this address: 9611 Santa Anita Avenue, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730. Or just go to this web address: http://www.prodyne.com/index.php/replacement-parts/87-how-to-order-replacement-cutting-wires-for-your-gourmet-cheese-slicer
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Mine also fell out and I replaced it a couple of times, then threw it away. I don't know what it was supposed to be for but the slicer seems to work okay without it.
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I called the supplier (Back to Basics) and they sent me a new one for free, but mine was broken when I received the unit but I am sure they will sell you one. They were very positive in their customer support.
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The feet aren't securely placed on the marble to begin with. Two already fell off mine after I got it so with a little work, I'm sure you can get them off. I removed mine with the back of my knife so it would lay flat on my counter.