I used this for the first time today and the rollers stayed stationary. I don't see an end roller pin that's mentioned in the directions. Help!
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If you take the rollers out, on one end is a little peg thing. There is a hole on the left side if you're facing it. The peg fits inside there. Then you set the right knob to on and the left one to max to heat the rollers. If it is done correctly, they should turn slowly. If you want them to go slower, change the knob more towards less. I hope this helps. I love using mine. It's great for hotdogs and for the brats sausages, etc.
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It seemed like I had a hiccup with mine at first too. I had to "nudge" the rollers a little bit and then they started turning on their own. I would get mine out and look at it but my kitchen is being tiled and I won't be able to get at if for a few days. I'll try and get back to you.
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mine had no problem you have to make sure the roller tray is put in Properly theres no pin the tube is hollow on the left side.
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The pin (not really a pin, it's made for a slot) is on the left hand side and the roller assembly slides into this slot. It has to be turned "on" and the timer set and then this pin turns clockwise and makes the roller assembly rotate. It rotates slow and you have to really look to notice the rollers are turning. If you don't get the pin into the slot, the assembly won't lie down flat or rotate.
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I have found this one to be pretty simple. One end is spring loaded. I have not had the first problem with it and I put the jumbo paper towel rolls on it. One end has a longer pin and you place that one first, then the shorter end has the spring, so easy to get in in place.
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I went to the site and it said most handles are interchangeable. Have you tried to use your green handle on the giant Lint roller? You have to use some force to remove an empty roller and force to get the new giant roller on the handle. I have two or three handles 2 black, one green I'm sure one of the handles held a giant roller and it looks just like all the other handles.Take your empty roller and hold it up against a giant roll. If the area above the actual handle(the part that holds the refill) looks to be the same length as your giant roll chances are it will fit. Give it a try,remember you will have to use some force to jam the refill on you green handle. Good Luck I went to the site and it said most handles are interchangeable. Have you tried to use your green handle on the giant Lint roller? You have to use some force to remove an empty roller and force to get the new giant roller on the handle. I have two or three handles 2 black, one green I'm sure one of the handles held a giant roller and it looks just like all the other handles.Take your empty roller and hold it up against a giant roll. If the area above the actual handle(the part that holds the refill) looks to be the same length as your giant roll chances are it will fit. Give it a... » Read More I went to the site and it said most handles are interchangeable. Have you tried to use your green handle on the giant Lint roller? You have to use some force to remove an empty roller and force to get the new giant roller on the handle. I have two or three handles 2 black, one green I'm sure one of the handles held a giant roller and it looks just like all the other handles.Take your empty roller and hold it up against a giant roll. If the area above the actual handle(the part that holds the refill) looks to be the same length as your giant roll chances are it will fit. Give it a try,remember you will have to use some force to jam the refill on you green handle. Good Luck « Show Less
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Both rollers should turn. Try Pam Spray on the ends of the rollers. I clean with a slice of bread run through three or four times.
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Each wheel is held on by a Cotter Pin. Remove the wheel cap or cover and you will see a small hole in the end of the axel rod. Insert a Cotter Pin and spread the ends open a bit so the pin does not come out. Also, there should have been those pins come with the cart. Look again at the shipping container stuff and they may well be there. Those pins are about 1& 1/2 inches long--one part of it slips thru the hole in the axel and the part slips over the axel so you do not have to mend them. The wheel cover is just for looks. Hope this helps. Gene Fletcher
1939010
I did just that and the roller would come off. Make sure the arms are adjusted according to the manufacturer recommendations and it should be fine. It should be a little difficult to remove.
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Hi Luanne;The long white bar with the circle on the end go over the things sticking up in front of the rollers. Pull plactic wrap over top of the bar. After you get as much wrap as you want, push down fast on the top and it will cut the wrap. I hope this helps.Bob
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The roller has a lock brake. To hold it tight, I haven't had issues but I guess you could add something at the bottom.
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The bolt goes through the rollers so the rollers aren't solid. There doesn't appear to be any plastic on the ends. All metal.
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I cut felt pads to put where the 2 pins are located, instead of the rubber. Only time it rattled since has been when I made the roll bar pin move on 1 side
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Mine had a roll pin in the shaft. You can knock it out with a punch and a hammer. The new set came with a new worm gear and roll pin.
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Use a file. Took me about 10 minutes. I used a thin circle file and removed the small tab on the end of the pin and it should come right out.
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The kit comes with wire horseshoe shaped pins - you roll your hair and just stick it right over the roller. I have difficulty keeping the rollers in when my hair is shorter than 4"long. Otherwise it is a great travel size and so handy to just get some body in your hair when in a pinch.
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There were no instructions, I also bought a book that explained how to use the roller. I thought the roller was very hard. Not what I expected
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If there is at least one inch open space at the end of the roller it should make no difference. If there is a holder bracketat the 4 and a half inch area then this roller would not reach it. Usually there are two holder brackets on each roller, if aninch of empty space is at the end of your present rollers then the half inch shorter length should make no difference.
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It only has the end pin. I bought another and put it where I wanted it--very easy to do.
2022772
The directions werent too detailed. I had a handy man take a look at it and you would have to drill holes into the foundation of what you want to pin it to. Depending on where you use it, you may not need to pin it, the door threshold has groves in it and the ramp has groves. It grips on nice and I didn't need to use the pins. This too allows it to be folded up and moved or taken on vacation if needed. Hope this helps.