I can't seem to find the bowl; what are those clamps on the bowl for?
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The bowl should be available through amazon. The clamps are there to hold a plastic net that lines the interior of the bowl.
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They hold the plastic floss catching net that hold the spun sugar in the bowl before it's transferred to the paper cone
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Its a bowl... I'm keeping it in a store so I can't see which way it un mounts but would assume it does
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The refill tube is located in the tank not the bowl. You should see 2 small nylon tubes. The Kaboom canister goes between the tubes
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Mine had a pin with a spring and ate holding it in. Almost like how a kitchenaid mixer you add beaters. Push up against the ring with the blade and turn to the notch. Comes off. Look up attach beater to kitchenaid on YouTube. Same concept but much smaller lol.
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It doesn't say on the bowl either way. I'd ask the seller/manufacturer. Sorry.
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To the left of one of the handles there is a triangular raised mark (about 1/8" in size). On the lid there are dimples in the outer side of the rim, two in one location and one on a location diametrically opposite the first two. To either side of the one lone dimple, there is a small hole through the rim. Rotate the lid relative to the bowl such that the lone dimple is aligned with the triangular mark. Then pull the lid directly off of the bowl without further rotation(s).
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Set the bowl aside and look at the spot on the mixer where the bowl should sit. There is a ring held on by 3 screws. Remove those screws and rotate the ring, which will re-position the notches. Re-insert the screws.
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Indeed, I have the same problem with mine. It's not a big deal, but the loose bowl fitting does allow the kibble to miss the ramp and end up accumulating underneath the feeder itself. As a temporary fix, I took some duct tape (is there anything it can't do?) and connected the bowl to the feeder. That helped a lot, but a better fix would likely involve mending plates and screws, perhaps arranged on the bottom of the unit. When I get a better look at this, it might prove possible to add (tape) a cardboard ramp to the back end of the bowl to direct the food into the bowl no matter if the bowl-to-feeder fit is not as tight as it could be. Indeed, I have the same problem with mine. It's not a big deal, but the loose bowl fitting does allow the kibble to miss the ramp and end up accumulating underneath the feeder itself. As a temporary fix, I took some duct tape (is there anything it can't do?) and connected the bowl to the feeder. That helped a lot, but a better fix would likely involve mending plates and screws, perhaps arranged on the bottom of the unit. When I get a better look at this, it might prove possible to add (tape) a cardboard ramp to the back end of the bowl to direct the food into the bowl no matter if the... » Read More Indeed, I have the same problem with mine. It's not a big deal, but the loose bowl fitting does allow the kibble to miss the ramp and end up accumulating underneath the feeder itself. As a temporary fix, I took some duct tape (is there anything it can't do?) and connected the bowl to the feeder. That helped a lot, but a better fix would likely involve mending plates and screws, perhaps arranged on the bottom of the unit. When I get a better look at this, it might prove possible to add (tape) a cardboard ramp to the back end of the bowl to direct the food into the bowl no matter if the bowl-to-feeder fit is not as tight as it could be. « Show Less
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I do not know. Have never searched for them. No ordering instructions came with the bowls.
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I thought the same as well, but they do close, it's just tricky. You have to kind of keep your hand on one side of the bowl while closing the rest. Or press against yourself while closing at the same time, this may not make any sense, sorry! Hope you get it to close!
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the bowl should have the stem attached (glued) to it. the stem makes the blade go around. the lid to the bowl connects to the beater or immersible blender to make the whole system chop.
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It goes in the bottom of the big bowl, under the first dome. You'll have better luck looking at the diagrams included, than reading any directions. It's not too hard to figure out. Just take your time.
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My guess is that the cup is for the part of the mixer head that holds the blade to nestle down into, so the mixer head can sit level. The bottom is closed, so that the lid closes off the bowl.
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Hi, Ruth, it is secured under the front of the bowl .....in a vise -like motion......very secure once you tighten up the knob from the outside. just like a vise would tighten...hope this helps. I liked it and it was invaluable post op .
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Problem I have with mine is the bowl falls through the holder. Otherwise it could work for you.
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I have not but do recall sever available when searched for that subject on Google. Try to get a high dome type and I would allow for a 2" smaller diameter to fit in the bowl. They are out there I just don't know off hand where to direct you to.
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There is a 1/4" ring around the bottom of the bowl lifting it above the counter slightly. The colander portion has a similar ring.