what part activates the safety sw on slicer
578432
There are 2 switches next to each other that both have to be turned on. There slicer itself doesn't have a safety device other that an internal fuse blowing. More important is the fact that this slicer is LAME. If you've read my review nothing is exaggerated. I already gave mine to good wiki lover a year ago.
578433
I have no idea and can't check because the slicer is at our other house. Sorry but next time I'm at the other house I will check. If you don't have the printed manual you may be able to find it online through the manufacturer.
578434
The product description is accurate: "Safety features include a double switch system, where one switch turns the unit and the other switch, spring-loaded for additional safety, operates the blade; an indicator light that serves as a reminder when the blade is rotating; thick Plexiglas guards on the carriage and the food pusher; and a switch that prevents the slicer from operating if the blade guard is not properly in place. "
1434234
i am not sure. i had a slicer my mother gave me years ago but it finally "died". i found the one i have on amazon, read the reviews on various brands and finally decided on the one i wanted. it is heavier than my old one but it works quite well. i wish i knew the difference but i don't. i am so sorry i could not give you the info you needed.
2271330
Hello Elizabeth - The trimmer has a handle switch and a trigger switch: you grab the handle switch and then push the trigger switch which will activate the trimmer until you release the handle switch; when you release the handle switch, the trigger switch will snap back into the off position.
1177449
take off the cover and you will see hwo to take off the blade i realy enjoy my slicer
463279
Go to Prodyne web site. According to info w/my slicer, the wire is $1. They are warranted against breakage. Check it out, or give them a call.
1247162
I haven't use the slicer yet, so I cannot answer that question. But what a great idea!
843105
Yes it does and it is very responsive with simplify 3D. Haven't tried it with slicer yet.
813415
Your question is very vague. You would get more help if you were a little.more specific. Are you asking about the rubber strip for the thrower blade or the plastic safety ring surrounding the machine?
1124602
I will have to look at the specs to answer your question. However if you are looking for a new slicer, look no further. I will sell you mine. I have never used it, it is brand new. If you are interested I'm sure that we can make a good deal. Contact me@ yozjeff@aol.com.
504690
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.
1503821
You have to press the safety switch at the same time you press the control trigger. After the blades start to run the safety switch can be released and the trimmer will continue to operate.
1658493
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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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! 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... » Read More 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! « Show Less
1919202
I am sorry I can not help you . I do not know the answer I am using the blade the slicer came with as I am afraid to change the blade.... It is very sharp.... good luck
79460
First remove the old wire. Twist the handle of the cheese slicer until it comes free. Remove the old wire. The slicer arm should now slide out of the end of the cutter. Place one end of the wire in the groove so that the arm will pass through the loop. Put threaded end of the handle through the other loop and the wire in the groove of the round end that the handle screws into. I placed it on the bottom part of the round object then tightened turned the handle to tighten it. Next I screwed the handle tight against the metal arm. There should be good tension on the wire so that it makes smooth and clean cuts. First remove the old wire. Twist the handle of the cheese slicer until it comes free. Remove the old wire. The slicer arm should now slide out of the end of the cutter. Place one end of the wire in the groove so that the arm will pass through the loop. Put threaded end of the handle through the other loop and the wire in the groove of the round end that the handle screws into. I placed it on the bottom part of the round object then tightened turned the handle to tighten it. Next I screwed the handle tight against the metal arm. There should be good tension on the wire so that it makes... » Read More First remove the old wire. Twist the handle of the cheese slicer until it comes free. Remove the old wire. The slicer arm should now slide out of the end of the cutter. Place one end of the wire in the groove so that the arm will pass through the loop. Put threaded end of the handle through the other loop and the wire in the groove of the round end that the handle screws into. I placed it on the bottom part of the round object then tightened turned the handle to tighten it. Next I screwed the handle tight against the metal arm. There should be good tension on the wire so that it makes smooth and clean cuts. « Show Less
2199222
Hey Charlie - They have a FAQ for the slicers here: http://chefschoice.com/faqslicers.html No manuals online though - what did you need to know about it?
1503824
Once you press both the safety button and power button you can let up on the safety button....then, as long as you do not stop the cutting action, you only have to hold down the power button....I am a woman and have smaller hands.....works for me! This is the best hand clipper I have ever had...love it, despite all the obnoxious safety hoops a person has to jump thru these days.