does the covering have to be removed for use of the machine? or does it have separate openings for the setting knobs as well as the cover of the machine?
66661
It does not have any openings for the knobs or for the doors of the machine, so it is a bit of an inconvenience. I have learned to accept that fact and work around it because it is still far easier than having to clean the machines off of all the dust and dirt (and rust) that accumulate on the machine since mine are outside. Having said that I do not fully remove the covers when using the machines. I simply lift up the front and pull it over just enough to open the door. For the washer, since the door is on top, it holds the cover open without any problem. For the dryer, I use the heavy detergent bottle to sit it on top holding the cover open. I then left up and over to access the knobs, and put it back when done. In order to be able to do this, I do not use the provided straps to tie the covers down, but since it is not windy enough where I live, I don't need them.
66662
The cover must be removed to operate the machine. It does not cover any part of the back side of the machine only the control console. I hope this helps.
66663
you do have to remove the cover in order to use the machine as there are no openings. However, it is very easy to remove and put back on. I have no problems with it
66664
It has to be removed because it has a tie down string in the back... but I never used it except when we had high winds
1951476
No. You have to take the laptop off while you adjust one knob at a time on each side. And sometimes that leads you to have to adjust the knobs on the next level, as well.
762200
Once this unit is completely assembled, the knob really should not be able to be removed. It should remained tightened, or the knob wil become too loose, if taken on/off. We have been using the table for various purposes since obtaining it and find it to be very sturdy and versatile, with the drawer and shelving.
1761914
The bottom is open. You set it over the top of the machine and it covers the top and all 4 sides.
1004971
Well....I didn't remove anything from the machine when ever I went through a room door. Since it's bottom heavy when locked in the upright position (bc of the motor), I just zig zagged the machine on through the door, rocking it slightly from one side to the other...and no problem. Hope this helps
1668502
It is just the knob itself... which you would replace by first pulling off the old knob (requires some strength), and then pushing on the new one.
348026
It uses a conventional single switch faceplate (not the wide switch variety) and the knob stem extends through the hole where the switch would be. The circular cover hides the rectangular hole.
1377697
It is not ment to be removed. But if you are handy you can open it up and replace it. I have not changed mine it seems to work just fine.
1110329
Hello, there are 2 layers which can be cut out to shape your equipment and 1 at the cover, as shown in the pic. Hope this helps!
580968
Yes, I did remove the plastic cover. I love this tea pot. The water heats so quickly, and I like the automatic turn-off.I've had the teapot for about six months now and use it every day.
276643
The way this works is that you remove the top cover of the machine and insert this in the slots where the top cover was attached. I couldn't tell from pictures of this machine online, but if your top cover can be removed, this will probably work.
750480
Since the buyer assembles the kitchen the knobs will be secure if you tighten them enough. The stove knobs would be the easiest to pull off I guess, but they are too large to swallow. Just remove them if you're worried.And I will reiterate what previous commenter said, this kitchen took me a long time to put together and there are lots of small pieces. Don't try to do this with your child around. Leave plenty of time.
1284568
There is an opening. The wheel is separate from the tube so you'll need 2 of the openings freed (one is for the tube and another for the wheel)
298823
you remove the "inner" blade cover by twisting a knob in the back and it pop right off. Then there are 3 screw you'll have to loosen and remove in order to remove the blade itself. FYI, i was able to loosen 2 of the 3 screw and the last was impossible to remove. I called the customer service to see if i can't get that fix or exchange for another and they told me you're not suppose to remove the blade (they fear you'll hurt yourself by cutting yourself removing the blade). Not for cleaning, or replacing the blade for a replacement blade in case this one get damage. So really, i brought a "defective machine" but they see it as operational. Buyer beware! you remove the "inner" blade cover by twisting a knob in the back and it pop right off. Then there are 3 screw you'll have to loosen and remove in order to remove the blade itself. FYI, i was able to loosen 2 of the 3 screw and the last was impossible to remove. I called the customer service to see if i can't get that fix or exchange for another and they told me you're not suppose to remove the blade (they fear you'll hurt yourself by cutting yourself removing the blade). Not for cleaning, or replacing the blade for a replacement blade in case this one get damage. So really, i... » Read More you remove the "inner" blade cover by twisting a knob in the back and it pop right off. Then there are 3 screw you'll have to loosen and remove in order to remove the blade itself. FYI, i was able to loosen 2 of the 3 screw and the last was impossible to remove. I called the customer service to see if i can't get that fix or exchange for another and they told me you're not suppose to remove the blade (they fear you'll hurt yourself by cutting yourself removing the blade). Not for cleaning, or replacing the blade for a replacement blade in case this one get damage. So really, i brought a "defective machine" but they see it as operational. Buyer beware! « Show Less
402793
none. I went to use it as a replacement as suggested by the manufacturer, but it doesn't fit in the machine.
1783108
I just got this machine as a gift. I thought the pan seemed to sit a little loose in the enclosure, so I tried adjusting the fit by bending the fittings on the sides of the pan up a bit. Then the fit was too tight. I bent them down just a little and now the fit seems about right. It doesn't take much pressure to bend the fittings, I did it using just my hands. It only takes a little bit of bending to make a big difference in the fit. So for people who are having trouble removing the pan, I'd suggest bending the fittings down just a little.
1778736
I believe you need to remove the top section with a screwdriver and will find another cover to remove with a screwdriver.