My one side is sticking bad it is less than 2 years old. Any suggestions
795910
I gave this as a gift last year, and checked this month with the recipient. She said there was no problem with the machine. Maybe it needs to have a little oil put on the grids.
795911
My pizzelle maker is about one year old. I have not had any problems with batter sticking even though I do not use oil on the surface. Sorry I could not be of more assistance.
795912
I have not had that problem. I guess I might try spraying it with Pam or other cooking spray. Good Luck!
795913
I'm sorry it seems as though your problem is unique to your machine. Mine works perfectly and I have never used any kind of spray or butter on it, I would follow the suggestions of spraying the surface while cold and maybe it will season itself again.
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Try spraying it liberally and then place paper towels on top and let it sit for a few hours. See if that helps. I also use a scraper and anything left comes right off.
1518420
I have put hot water to get rid of glue and sometimes I have even boiled the water. Also try baking soda, make a paste out ofit with the water room temp and put it on liberally. Good luck
346234
i think you have it "backwards". Just gently un-bolt the sides and swap them. That should do it!
555679
Try some oil or grease, you can clean it off with a solvent if it doesn't work
2152489
Try cleaning it with rubbing alcohol. That usually works to get sticky stuff off of things.
1881105
I used a silicone glue to keep mine up. I generally have to clean it and put fresh glue on it once every year or two.
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I would try cleaning it by wiping it and even using a can of air on it to make sure nothing is stick inside. If that doesn't work, I would contact costumer service at Logitech and see what they say. If it's a common problem, they should be able to give you better advice on it.
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I used the suction cups for quite a few years. I suppose replacing them often might help it stick best. You can buy replacements via String by Mail, I couldn't find them on Amazon.
321988
Maybe it possibly has been sitting forever and there is a big chunk in the bottom not breaking up with shaking. You could try using a long screw driver and stirring it to check. If not send it back. I recommend meguiar's NXT Tech Wax 2.0
2168534
Check the screws in the hinge sometimes they are not in all the way or in at an angle which could cause this problem hope this helps
329160
I have had a the same thing happen, only mine didn't happen until several months after use. I'm not sure if this is the right thing to do, but I just "pop" it down with my hand kind of hard and it starts. As Scott said, it started doing that after I didn't get it sealed and it leaked. So I am guessing that there is just some "gunk" in there causing it to stick. If you wouldn't mind, please post what you find out from customer service. I am still able to use mine, but it continues to stick occasionally.
997521
One side is flat and it doesn't come out very easily. You really need to use a bit of vegetable oil. Hope this helps!
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Be sure that the friction points aren't sticky. A little light oil at all friction points can help a lot. You might need to do this more often if the friction points get wet, accumulate debris or get dusty.
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I would try spaying some grease first. If that doesn't last long yes replace.
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None. The pads have sufficient adhesive gel and will stick for many uses. When it no longer sticks, just replace them.
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Bummer. Same issue here. Used daily for 1/2 hour and slipping started after a year or so, and is getting worse over time, now approaching 2 years. I guess time to start looking for a replacement bike. Tightened the belt as well - did not help, may be the expensive axel or flywheel components that need replacement.