How does the glass stay on the base? Is it through screws or those vacuum stoppers? I ask this as I plan to replace glass with a 42inch one
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The legs attach to mounts on the glass via screws. The mount stays on the glass via glue.
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open the round cap on the bottom....it's hard so use a screw driver or something else.....fill with water or sand (i used water,cheaper and equally efffective)...put cap back on.....also its heavy so have the base close to wherever it's going to be...good luck
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This is the batch one so I have to put the stopper in place. It is a safety mechanism. You can get one that uses a switch too if you prefer.
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The light part has groves that you push the guard into. Then turn to stay in place. Can't have the bare light without the guard because that's what holds the glass in place. Not cheaply made, I had the same concern, but I like it and haven't had a problem with it.
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The little pads that come with are to help hold the glass in place. I used the 3/8" glass and it works great
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Mine was a different model and it fit a little tight but seemed to OK. HOWEVER, the suction cup part would not stick to the glass at all. I tried to wet the surfaces to provide a good seal. No luck there. Save your money.
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HI, GOT MY BELTS TODAY (4 WEEKS AFTER ORDERING...USPS LOST FIRST SHIPMENT) HOW TO; unplug vac,PEY OFF THE FRON BEATER BAR COVER( it snaps off and on), pull vac hose out of front tube, with flat bladed screw driver from the bottom pry off the SHARK logo plastic badge cover, with a Phillips screwdriver take off the side screw (next to the tube), take off wheel screw below this screw. slide out beater bar, slip new rubber belt over beater bar to the middle where the wide grove is, replace the two screws (need pressure to move the bar back into correct place), with the blade screw driver twist the belt onto the chrome drive (under the SHARK logo badge, replace badge, run unit snap back the cover plate first removed...A 5 MINUTE EXPERIENCE! ENJOY
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No. The bottom of the stopper is crystal/glass, but still locks into place with a slight twist.
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The glass just slips on. I'm away from home now so can't check it, but there may be small metal clips around the rim securing it which is common in this style but I can't say for sure. At any rate, it shouldn't matter much if there aren't any as it's not something that gets much traffic unless it's accidentally. Concerning the mounting it with the shade down, I don't know about that at all but if it were to work, you would need something from an electrical supply store like a "harp" - the kind the holds up lampshades that clips into the base and supports the glass above. If you can, I would call or email the company (Hardware House) and ask them. The glass just slips on. I'm away from home now so can't check it, but there may be small metal clips around the rim securing it which is common in this style but I can't say for sure. At any rate, it shouldn't matter much if there aren't any as it's not something that gets much traffic unless it's accidentally. Concerning the mounting it with the shade down, I don't know about that at all but if it were to work, you would need something from an electrical supply store like a "harp" - the kind the holds up lampshades that clips into the base and supports the glass above. If you... » Read More The glass just slips on. I'm away from home now so can't check it, but there may be small metal clips around the rim securing it which is common in this style but I can't say for sure. At any rate, it shouldn't matter much if there aren't any as it's not something that gets much traffic unless it's accidentally. Concerning the mounting it with the shade down, I don't know about that at all but if it were to work, you would need something from an electrical supply store like a "harp" - the kind the holds up lampshades that clips into the base and supports the glass above. If you can, I would call or email the company (Hardware House) and ask them. « Show Less
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Removing the stopper will keep it from sealing completely, so be careful that it is in a place that it will not tilt or be knocked over.
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Hold the bottom with one hand and the top with the other hand then turn the bottom or the top while holding the other part steady. Turn and pull apart at the same time. You have to pull and turn very hard. That removes the base then unscrew the glass container.
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Did you follow the instructions to turn the base? That locks the suction cup in place. Mine is on my mirror and is very sturdy.
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Unscrew glass from base. Make sure to loosen the set screw on shroud first.
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Nestor, Mine broke at the same location. I used a scrapper with a razor blade, just inserted it underthe existing base (gently) then pried the base off, leaving the black backing. Then put new one on.Seems to work pretty well.
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After you take the screw top off, I use a metal nail file between the glass and the plastic top to lever it up and pop it off. After refilling I put the top in the screw top then screw it on. The top will pop back on.
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No the base is extended out so there is space for the glass which hangs down so it won't hit the wall or mirror behind it.
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The glass "attaches" via small suction cups to the legs. It is pretty stable - have been using as my study table for a few months now without any problems. Hope this helps.