I don't understand how to load the lead. Can you give me step by step instructions?
64040
Remove the eraser-protector cap, then remove the eraser. Feed leads into the cavity left by the eraser. Replace eraser & cap.
64041
I remove the plastic cap from the eraser, then pull out the eraser, and carefully insert a couple pieces of the correct sized pencil lead into the eraser hole. Re-assemble in the reverse order. I believe that the lead rotater occupies some of the lead storage in the pencil, so it only holds 2 or 3 extra leads.
64042
Take off the yellow capTake out the eraserPut in the leadAnd boomIf the eraser is to use to take out you can individually load leads from the tipJust hold down the lead extension button and slide them in
64043
Take off the eraser and you can put your lead through that way. 1. Remove green eraser cap.2. Remove white eraser.3. Place led in eraser opening.
1678218
Call the company. They'll email you the instructions. It's a multi step process. Put it with your instruction book because you won't remember how to do it.
506077
hello! Pull up on the section with the earaser then place the lead into the white holder inside.
1603123
Just place the lead under the eraser on top after removing the eraser. Once it is placed, click on the side button and the lead will come down. Works great!
1267880
Hi Michelle. Pull out the silver button at the non cap end (the part which has the pencil point). Throw the lead in there! I love this pencil...have it in almost every color!!
745004
I have no idea. I never figured out how to load and use the labels that came with it...can't find a decent set of instructions anywhere with diagrams.
1136326
Hello Robert, Thanks for asking and checking out our miners! We have set up instructions available for all of our paid customers. Details concerning the unit are all listed here, on Amazon. If you would like any further details, please ask! Thank You!
1965954
Download or look at the item's operating instruction which will show the exact operation of how to do it. Good luck.
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sorry, I have no idea. I would think that the batteries would be the same. Maybe the contacts of the leads might be different. If so, a soldering iron and some wire would do the trick.
371199
I had the same problem so my son bought stuff at Lowes I think to continue and a tool to tighten. it will loosen and sag with time. we also had to replace the lead since my dog chewed it down to the wire. it rusted and he would tangle himself all up. the new lead is longer but coiled and so far he hasn't managed to chew through it. this is a good run and much cheaper than building you own but does need a little help.
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Your almost there, the melting point for your lead core melts at 430 degrees Fahrenheit so you need to go to a higher temp. Also, use some flux to assist you.
930242
At the very bottom of the pencil where the lead comes out, take the new lead and feed it into the pencil as you continuously press the top of the pencil. Think of it in reverse order when you want the lead to come out you pump the top of the pencil so that the lead moves forward, in this case you would feed the lead into the pencil as you press the top of the pencil. Hope that helps...
310603
It came with one piece of lead in it, presumably No 2, with no mentioned brand. If you're wondering what type of lead to use, any type of 0.5 mm will do.
1557608
I would love some instructions. My Graphgear 1000 (PG 1015) has stopped working (lead won't advance) six days after purchase. I would love to know how to fix the problem.
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By the on/off switch there is a half moon circle, take and push plastic cylinder toward the skinny end of bore sight and a plastic cylinder should pop out or may have to pry it out a little. Load LR44 or equivalent batteries flat side or positive side first so you wind up with the negative facing out after you load 3 batteries. Cylinder with the negative side should be placed in up against spring and snap in place, turn switch on and should work , if not turn cylinder in different position and try and if still does not work check batteries for full charge of 1.5 volts. Hope this helps out a little bit. By the on/off switch there is a half moon circle, take and push plastic cylinder toward the skinny end of bore sight and a plastic cylinder should pop out or may have to pry it out a little. Load LR44 or equivalent batteries flat side or positive side first so you wind up with the negative facing out after you load 3 batteries. Cylinder with the negative side should be placed in up against spring and snap in place, turn switch on and should work , if not turn cylinder in different position and try and if still does not work check batteries for full charge of 1.5 volts. Hope this helps out a... » Read More By the on/off switch there is a half moon circle, take and push plastic cylinder toward the skinny end of bore sight and a plastic cylinder should pop out or may have to pry it out a little. Load LR44 or equivalent batteries flat side or positive side first so you wind up with the negative facing out after you load 3 batteries. Cylinder with the negative side should be placed in up against spring and snap in place, turn switch on and should work , if not turn cylinder in different position and try and if still does not work check batteries for full charge of 1.5 volts. Hope this helps out a little bit. « Show Less
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Pull out the opening where you put the pencil, turn the black ring on the handle and remove the sharpener arm to take out the sharpening unit. (Just like you put it together) Then I used a large paper clip to push on the lead. It is easy to see when it is apart. Push on the lead until it pops out. Sometimes just shaking it into a trash can can also make it let go. Put the sharpener together and your off again to perfect sharpened pencils. :)
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Just make sure you check the lead ends but I'm thinking from what I have seen it should with no problem...at worst case scenario return it!!