how does this let the electrodes stick won't it slide off?
526210
I use slender tone which are pads attached to a belt that is adjusted with Velcro. The gel helps the pads adhear to your skin but they just peal off with no stickiness after.
526211
This just keeps the pads moist. When they get dry it actually hurts to use. Don't put a lot on the pad, just a small amount to keep it moist.
526212
It's a sticky gel, if you put it on the electrodes, then you put the electrodes on you, squish it around and it will stick.
526213
It does NOT slide off. Use a small amount on the center of the electrode, press down for contact. It will not move. If anything, there will be a small clean sort of gummy residue which you can easily wash off
1356273
It's easy...... I say that because this thing sticks like glue so the hardest part about moving it is removing it first. Even that is not a huge problem. Re-position it many times and it is still good to go. If it were to stop sticking all you need do is wash the suction cup off as it has likely gotten dusty and dirty.
1212905
The electrodes are part of the belt permanantly. I couldn't tell you how many times I've used this belt (I almost never use the sticky pads any more) but likely over 150 times and see no degrading of the electrodes. I find the belt much more usable than the stick ons which only last a few times.
2145842
Just twist the circular part on the side and it'll eventually release. It should just slide right out.
2271802
over time, mine has started to slip down too, so i'm not sure what's going on if yours is new. i find i have to fiddle with it, by pulling up on it to create some tension and then twisting it slightly until it sticks. it's pretty finicky now...not sure why.
1282134
There is a lever on the back that engages the suction cup, as well as a small tab coming off the back of the gel suction cup. You disengage the suction cup with the lever, then pull the tab upwards and the cup grudgingly releases it's hold on your dash. I've moved it in between two cars, and repositioned it once, and it hasn't left any mark.
1682021
It's held on by a big plastic nut. Unscrew that and the base will slide off.
800795
It stays in place because the left side is like a slider door that has a spring and keeps it in place so when you plug it into the wall it doesn't fall out because of the grip of the springy door i never had any troubles with that part my only down fall is it takes it a whole day to charge your battery its a very slow charger hope I answered your question.
767117
On the inside of the clear plastic part there is a bit of a lip. You just have to push it on until it is secure. If you push it on too far it will slide too far back and if it's not on enough it will come off. On the inside of the brush piece there should be a square section that acts as a latch with a bit of a raised bar on the clear plastic side. Hope this helps.
1490576
it probaly is stuck on one of the edges it happened to me before i just keep moving the hadle back and forth while pulling and it finalily came out hope this helps
1148803
Sorry but I never had that kind of problem. Maybe if you vigorously wiggle the red release mechanism? It does stick sometimes. Good luck.
1995870
First you put the cord in from above, once it is in place you can slide or pull the cords to the length you want as long as you don't pull with too much force in an upwards direction, but then it is easy to just pop the cords back in.For example, I would keep my laptop charger in my cord holder on my desk so it wouldn't slide off. I would just slide it out to connect it to my laptop and then move my laptop where ever I wanted on my desk and my cord would still be connected to my laptop, the cord holder, and the wall.
569526
The wooden pieces have a little button in the top. You just press it up into the floor above, and it depresses a little so you can move the piece where ever you want. As soo as you release the pressure, it stays in place securely. Really easy to do, though a bit hard to describe.
2083020
No real trick, just press firmly down towards the upper part of the battery cover and slide down at the same time.
2173107
Mine still slips. It also quit working altogether. My husband took apart and reconnected the wire and works good again.
1983382
The charger is made of high gloss plastic. I have never had my DNA slide off. I have a sort of matte feel case on my phone that gives it a little friction.
1771216
There is no trick, just patience as they're attached with double sided foam tape. Just try to use a long flat head screw driver and try to get under the batteries and slowly rotate the screw driver until the batteries come loose. I don't know if heating the metal plate would help to loosen the tape. Otherwise you have to buy the APC kit that comes with the batteries already mounted in a plate.