I just receieved this and I am wondering what the black plastic piece is on the front. When there is no bit it's loose and can move?
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It is the housing which holds the magnet in place which magnatzes the bit so screws will stay attached in tight places. I dont know why its loose, mine is too. Must be how its designed
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It's just the holder for the ring magnet, there is no problem with it appearing loose. I'm not sure if it can be removed if you don't want the magnetic feature.
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In DeWalt calls it the "Sure Set System Floating Magnet". It's supposed to hold the fastener when you use a 1" bit.
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Sorry for the long response time, I just looked at it and it seems to be the same "metal" as the old one. I ordered this for my daughter before xmas but managed to find a loose screw in the HDD when I opened it up. It's still working right now so the parts I ordered are kinda just in "limbo" for now. I will update how the install went once I do it. Hope this helps!
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Either something is probably bent around the basket ... straighten it out .... or ... there might be a small metal spur around the moving parts that will have to be twisted off with needle nose pliers or filed off with a small metal file. Push comes to shove, and you don't have a metal file .... try the file on a pair of fingernail clippers. (It's worked for me before) ..... or .... call "Amazon Customer Service" and they will be happy to take care of it for you with a new one. I do like mine a lot !
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Just purchased one yesterday and yes, there was a bit in the bit holder. Hard to notice but it was there.
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It is in plastic pieces. The picture is very deceiving. I returned it upon opening the box.
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I started at the bottom and lifted the black rubber up. I gently pulled it off the bottom corners then slipped it off. I would try not to stretch it too much or it won't stay tight on the plastic when you put it back on.
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The black part at the bottom is plastic and also attached to a spring, so when you pull it down it has tension and wraps over the table. I actually have not used mine since I got it if you want to buy it from me by the way. Just contact me directly
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Most likely the pipe ! Either the pipe is not fully inserted into the fitting. or it has a slight imperfection, or a sliver of plastic or other foreign material. Use the sharkbite tool to take it apart, clean it good ,. both pipe and fitting and try again. Good luck!
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This happened to me also. I believe that the metal piece that supports the stem is not quite straight but I'm not sure about that. I did notice, before that happened, that I had difficulty getting the pieces to separate...could be the reason. I have not had any more trouble with breakage but the tightness is still there. I wouldn't be surprised if it happened again. I have ordered a new processor, same model, but wanted the same size so that I could still use all my various blades & bowls. Time will tell if that fixes the problem.
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It doesn't move unless you move it. It is a hard plastic but there are three small rubber stubs too hold it up
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The only plastic on it is the clear plastic that holds it to your motherboard. I'd say get it as tight as you can and if you twist it off there is probably a defect in it and it would have failed eventually.
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sometimes the top plastic comes loose , I've put two small pieces of gaffer tape to keep it in place. good luck
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No I don't have a black piece on mine. I don't recall it. This is a one piece case. I will say that it is hard to get on. The rubber needs to be stretched on one end to fit. it takes some strength
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That means you're really not clicking it into place. You have to push very hard (and pull really hard when clicking it out of place) If you look at the very top the legs, there will be a little circle with a hook like thing on botg sides. That has togo into the little blue space at the top. It's really tricky but you will hear the click and make sure it's clicked on all 4 sides
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There's a slight curve on the piece which brings it below the plastic bumper. I did not make any cuts.
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There's a piece of something--can't tell whether it's hard plastic or metal--that is permanently affixed to a metal piece. The hinging action comes from a hidden piece (so I certainly can't tell what that's made of) that pivots inside the piece described above. The piece described in sentence one does not move. It seems solid and substantial, but I can say that the piece I know to be metal has a different sound when I tap on it than the piece that's permanently affixed and does not move. Clear as mud? Don't picture something like a door hinge--it's altogether different.
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I took the black piece off and my 2 plastic pieces came off just fine I'm not sure keep trying hun !