I can't figure out how the basket is supposed to go on. Anybody here know how to do this?
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There should be two plastic strings with multiple holes in them included in the package, which you use as a couple of belts to tie the basket in to the bike. Alternative attachments I've seen were a couple of clamps that come withe the bike and you simply bolt those to the handle bar. One of the above two attachments should've been included with the bike. Hope this helps...
2253061
Sorry Jane but I can't. It didn't quite fit the "hole" in had to sit in so I cut through it , took it to work and welded it back to the correct dimension that was needed. I can tell you that it wasn't the heigth or length that was the problem but the width. Had to sqeeze the basket into the area it sits in and it would pop back out and the seat wouldn't close...until I fixed it. :-)
152972
Theres a little very short clip in the bottom middle at the back of the basket. I don't use it for mine but it's there
42659
Prior to putting basket into pot I sometimes put my vegetables in first. Then I lower basket into pot and add remaining items. Works for me all the time.
2244241
Yes, you lift the seat and pull up on the rod beneath it. You might want to leave the basket off for this purpose. Good luck.
253218
can you post a photo? i really want to mount my baskets with the release and can't quite picture your solution. both open and closed....thanks!!
1914040
There are supposed to be two little ball things that are attached to each of the D handles. Take the ball thing and wedge it into the space where the green band enters the D Handle - then pull the green band back. The ball wedges itself in the space locking the band's length. You can pull the ball out and adjust the band length, then re-wedge it; and you can do it on both sides so it doesn't dangle so much.What does it take to put the directions in the bag? Like this person I did not know what to do with it and had to get on YouTube to find out.(I only received one ball thing; but I see I was supposed to get two.) There are supposed to be two little ball things that are attached to each of the D handles. Take the ball thing and wedge it into the space where the green band enters the D Handle - then pull the green band back. The ball wedges itself in the space locking the band's length. You can pull the ball out and adjust the band length, then re-wedge it; and you can do it on both sides so it doesn't dangle so much.What does it take to put the directions in the bag? Like this person I did not know what to do with it and had to get on YouTube to find out.(I only received one ball thing;... » Read More There are supposed to be two little ball things that are attached to each of the D handles. Take the ball thing and wedge it into the space where the green band enters the D Handle - then pull the green band back. The ball wedges itself in the space locking the band's length. You can pull the ball out and adjust the band length, then re-wedge it; and you can do it on both sides so it doesn't dangle so much.What does it take to put the directions in the bag? Like this person I did not know what to do with it and had to get on YouTube to find out.(I only received one ball thing; but I see I was supposed to get two.) « Show Less
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If you find it hard to turn this maybe the reason. Be sure the basket is really centered in the bowl before you close the lid or it won't spin easily. In the middle of the handle there is a button. Click that button to release the handle and then just push the handle down a couple of times and the basket will spin. When everything is lined up it will spin very smoothly with very little effort. Hope this helps you because this is the best salad spinner I have ever used. Once you get the hang of it I know you'll like it.
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you have to remove the basket (6 bolts) and then the top goes down fine.Its not difficult but it is a pain if you do it alot.You may want to get different bolts for the basket if thats the case because the allen heads on the supplied bolts wont last if you remove them alot.
1892999
The basket is not welded to the tracks. You can place the tracks where you need them and then attach the basket.
1101579
Make sure the basket is fully seated down. The sensor is the clear little bulb on the right side. Make sure it has no obstructions. Or packaging tape on it from when you opened it.
268502
Make sure the "L" piece is facing up when you put it in the rack slot. The rack scoop will be almost perpindicular to this area. Not sure if this makes sense but the tip of the part of the rack is the only thing that should be facing up. The rest of that part of the rack should be at the bottom of the slot. Also make sure the other end is placed in the round hole before placing the "L" shaped end in the slot.
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I don't have much skill myself. But this was easier then I thought. For the most part it is assembled. As I recall, all I had to do was put the netted basket on and snap the wheels on. I've gone thru several baskets and I absolutely think this is one of my best purchases. It's easy to collapse when I'm not using it. And it is easy to operate. I do daycare, so I take mine everywhere. I hope this helps.
97341
You have to make sure the basket is at the highest option (arm extended so that the coil is as relaxed as possible). Otherwise it's an exercise in frustration.
1156605
The button is a spinner "brake" to stop the basket. Pump it three or four times. What ever it takes to get going.
2227503
Mine works fine-I don't have any problem with. Probably a bad spring in the drip portion of the basket.
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The bottom basket is not longer than the top basket. Hope this response helps.