How is the installation its a screw or vacuum
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The mount uses screws. It was easy for me to install. It is a nice tablet holder.
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There are two screws through the bottom of the mount that screw into the bottom of the cabinet. The screws are covered with a trim plate
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If in blower mode, remove nozzle by pushing on the "button" and pulling it off, then insert bag attachment. Open fan blade cover by unlatching guard and install vacuum tube.
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If you build it by directions, there is one screw on the side when removed allows access for cleaning. It's easy.
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loosing the screw that hold the unit to the flange. Pull it right down.... push it back in during install
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Yes, it is easy to install. Remove one screw from the bottom and slide the old one out. Slide the new one in and replace the screw. That simple.
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The new mop handle screws into the mop. I was unable to use my old mop handle.
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The motor and pump are a unit and replaced together. Make sure you watch the video on changing it as it helps a lot. You don't need to remove the screws under the pump unit, just lift up the rubber retaining flap and pop it out. Should only take about half an hour to change.
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It is like a pipe thread .... as it gets tighter it seals ... so it should not screw all the way down.
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I think it's a screwed up design, I have to get a screwdriver and flip the lever underneath to let the handle down and hope you don't push it all the way back up or you will have to do it again.My vacuum guy is looking at mine to see if anything can be done to fix it.
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I simply put a broom stick - not too thick - into the hole. It held tightly without a screw.The hole is to screw the handle(broom stick) in securely but I did not need to. It did a good job of cleaning high ceiling fans.
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It screws on....the first time you do it it may seem difficult but it is easy to get the hang of...not to worry you will love it.
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It screws on. I think you will be very pleased with this mop's long-lasting performance (the O'Cedar brand is the best I have found so far). It is a very good quality and I actually ordered two refills just to be safe.
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You need to tighten the two Philips screws which secure the handle to the body. It shouldn't detach as long as it's screwed properly.The left side of the back of the vacuum has a clear looking port for one end of the hose, the wider end. The gray part on the hose attaches to that port and you screw it to the right to secure it. The other end of the hose (narrower black end) gets wrapped around the back of the vacuum (there's a little "arm" like thing that it loops over) and then stuck into the hole on the bottom right of the back. When you want to use the hose you take that end out and stick any attachments onto it. You need to tighten the two Philips screws which secure the handle to the body. It shouldn't detach as long as it's screwed properly.The left side of the back of the vacuum has a clear looking port for one end of the hose, the wider end. The gray part on the hose attaches to that port and you screw it to the right to secure it. The other end of the hose (narrower black end) gets wrapped around the back of the vacuum (there's a little "arm" like thing that it loops over) and then stuck into the hole on the bottom right of the back. When you want to use the hose you take... » Read More You need to tighten the two Philips screws which secure the handle to the body. It shouldn't detach as long as it's screwed properly.The left side of the back of the vacuum has a clear looking port for one end of the hose, the wider end. The gray part on the hose attaches to that port and you screw it to the right to secure it. The other end of the hose (narrower black end) gets wrapped around the back of the vacuum (there's a little "arm" like thing that it loops over) and then stuck into the hole on the bottom right of the back. When you want to use the hose you take that end out and stick any attachments onto it. « Show Less
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You create the vacuum using the vacuum pump that comes with the ThriftyVac system, as shown here: http://youtu.be/wJbVzBciQcY
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Its a suction mechanism. Holds well though once the surface is smooth and clean.
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There are two screws. We had the same problem. We drilled holes to fit the pulls. It was worth it, they look great.
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its not a screw type it just "pops" in and out. it has a rubber gasket that allows it to be pulled off and placed back on. Its a CHEAP pipe.