How do you push the pins down? I bought one of these, and the pins do not budge. Do you have to use a hammer? If so, how would you pull them back up?
489741
There are no pins... You turn the dial to the time you want to turn on and offHope this helps
489742
you should be able to press those little tabs down with you finger and vise versa pick the little tabs up by getting your finger nail under the tab and lift up .
489743
you need a big hammer..haha. Did you try pulling them up moving to the desired position and then pushing in gently?
487678
Use needle nose pliers and pull out, I also used Phillips screw driver to push out from the back. They work great!
807822
start by pushing the bit at an angle. if the holder is new it may require a bit more force. once the clip is broken in it may go easier to get the bits in place. hope it helped a little have a nice day
1686763
I'm not sure why you want to take the pin out, but if you don't have a nail punch use a small Phillips screwdriver and a hammer and tap on the pin until it is loose enough to pull out.
1007183
It has to be on a hard flat surface otherwise the pin won't line up. If that's your only option, you can lift the bottom of weight plates to make it aligned.
1682310
On my unit the 3 screws that hold the blade will not release. I have tried both directions...thinking they may be reverse thread...still no movement.Tried some penetrant...no luck.Any thoughts
1291966
Along with what everyone else has said about using a screwdriver and hammer, try opening the door slightly. When the door is closed there is more pressure on the pin than when the door is slightly ajar. Good luck!
381933
Yes, the pins are definitely removable. It's been a little while since I purchased and installed them, but if I remember correctly, I put the punch at the edge of the top of the pin and knocked it out softly.
1686765
Using a nail, hammer the pin out from the bottom of the hinge.Note: I installed the hinges without taking the pins out. I just removed and replaced the hinges one at a time. I did not have to unhinge the door.
756236
it is just stuck. turn it hard or put it in a vise if needed. you wont hurt it. will come off.
1070315
Have you tried a hammer and an awl? That's usually how I pop out pesky pins
1365231
I had a problem with the threaded holding pin breaking after a while, normally these are case hardened pins and the first one I've ever had break. I replaced it myself and have had no problems since, maybe just a bad pin or metal?
148114
Use a file. Took me about 10 minutes. I used a thin circle file and removed the small tab on the end of the pin and it should come right out.
2237534
I used a pair of pliers. Came out pretty easily. Pull, but don't jerk or yank and it should give way.
340470
I had the same problem, but I put a thick towel over the top of the post and took a short mallet to it. you could do the same thing with a hammer. (lightly tap with pressure, lol dont go beating it up.)
2143569
That's strange. Does it have the pin in it? Sounds like it might be defective, or missing a small screw/pin. We don't have that issue. I would reach out to Hansgrohe directly.
1278368
mine is really loose and just pulls apart. They look like they're supposed to be twisted together but mine i just push the wide angle off with my thumb. Sorry, can't be of much help, but try pushing it!