Anyone know which side goes down? One side has small dimples and the other is smooth. Also, how do I keep them from sticking in the machine?
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I put the dimples side down. Although, I'm not really sure if it makes any difference! If I remove them from my old Illy caf machine immediately after use they don't stick. If yours stick, try just pushing the brew button without the handle attached, and that should blow them out. That's what I do if one gets left in there over night. Good luck!
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Does not matter which side goes down.Be gald they stick to the machine, at least they do not fall down on the floor, just remove them immediately after you made your espresso, so they do not get dry...then it is more difficult to remove them.
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Doesn't matter which side is up or down. Pods will almost always stick to machine because of the pressure and the steam. There is a tab on the pod. Use that to pull the pod out. If you like the Lucaffe, try Cafe Borbone. You can get that on Amazon also.Don
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I put the dimples side down. Although, I'm not really sure if it makes any difference! If I remove them from my old Illy café machine immediately after use they don't stick. If yours stick, try just pushing the brew button without the handle attached, and that should blow them out. That's what I do if one gets left in there over night. Good luck!
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Sorry for the delay. The short answer is "I don't know". The manual is not clear except to say that they are double-sided. My guess, hope really, is that they are of a standard size and easily obtainable. Not much help, I'm afraid. The bigger issue is going to be replacing them. There seems to be a fair amount of dismantling and maneuvering involved for that process. But, since I haven't tried it yet, perhaps it's not as difficult as it seems. Other than that, the machine works great.
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well, the spring clips on the side... did you bend them? like permanently out of shape? once they go into the slots, they stay spread open and hold up the plastic face. if you bent them though, i'd suggest bending them back? Can't see how the face doesn't stay up and closed unless you had bent them out of shape?
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Mine leaks juice around the cup no matter how tight I screw it on and it runs down into the machine when it's blending. Anyone have a solution for that?
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They have a snug seal but not a groove for twisting. So, you do twist/shimmy the top off, but it's smooth on the top and bottom. I hope that makes sense!
1289760
The only thing I can think may be keeping it from fitting flush is a small tab on the plate must fit into a slot as you slide it back into place, if this isn't in that slot it won't sit flush. This may not be your problem, but I have encountered that in my machine and that was the fix.
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I had the same problem at first. There's a knob at the bottom of the machine near the footplate (the diagram in the manual calls it the "short knob"); you need to pull this knob out and then slide the base of the machine out so that it extends fully. If nothing moves when you pull the knob, jiggle it a bit and keep pulling. It's a bit sticky but if you keep at it, you'll get it. It's easier to do with two people, but I managed it by myself too.Once you extend the machine, keep pulling until the short knob snaps back into a hole near the top--just keep looking for a hole in the metal bars. When the machine is fully extended, the seat will slide back and forth like it's supposed to.Hope this helps. I had the same problem at first. There's a knob at the bottom of the machine near the footplate (the diagram in the manual calls it the "short knob"); you need to pull this knob out and then slide the base of the machine out so that it extends fully. If nothing moves when you pull the knob, jiggle it a bit and keep pulling. It's a bit sticky but if you keep at it, you'll get it. It's easier to do with two people, but I managed it by myself too.Once you extend the machine, keep pulling until the short knob snaps back into a hole near the top--just keep looking for a... » Read More I had the same problem at first. There's a knob at the bottom of the machine near the footplate (the diagram in the manual calls it the "short knob"); you need to pull this knob out and then slide the base of the machine out so that it extends fully. If nothing moves when you pull the knob, jiggle it a bit and keep pulling. It's a bit sticky but if you keep at it, you'll get it. It's easier to do with two people, but I managed it by myself too.Once you extend the machine, keep pulling until the short knob snaps back into a hole near the top--just keep looking for a hole in the metal bars. When the machine is fully extended, the seat will slide back and forth like it's supposed to.Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Have not had this problem ... yet. Mine have rolled edges and when I just looked at them I noticed two small holes at either end right under the roll that might allow water inside the roll. I am wondering if you soaked them? I've never soaked mine, just quickly washed and put in dish rack or in the dishwasher.
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Make sure you have your handle in tight. I thought both rollers moved. MAKE SURE YOU USE ENOUGH FLOUR TO KEEP FROM STICKING.
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They did not fit mine correctly. The foam liner that runs along the edge seems too puffy to get a good seal, maybe mine was just a defect? I tried all 3 in my pack, it would make the machine stop, because the compartment where the filter goes would come loose. They were too big to close correctly. I even tried to trim it down, no luck.
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It looks there is some sort of finish around the edges. A question for the manufacturer I guess. Mine are slightly larger than the cookie sheet and curl up a bit on the edges without problem. I do really like them. Clean up is a breeze.
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they are in there pretty firm. had no problem with them. unless you are looking for a specific attachment take a look at the frotha frother
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Mine all lined up flush. Check if a screw is sticking out too far that is stopping them from sliding all the way in. I had one that stuck out just enough that it stopped it from closing all the way but once tightened down more it was flush.
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The pebbled brown side faces up. The dark smooth side faces down. The instructions are included in the packaging.
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Alan, what I did was tip the washing, then have someone place the two pads down. Slowly lower until washing machine rests on pads. I hope this helps!
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I do not have the round pan. I have the meatloaf or loaf pan and the sides are smooth and the bottom has ridges. I have the bundt pan which is smooth and the muffin pan which is smooth.
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The lip does go down and it isn't noticeable once it is installed .You mentioned it so I took a look.Aparently it hides the sliding mechanism that slides the tray out,you dont see that because of the downward lip.Also I would think that you are not leaving a knife edge .If I could I would leave a picture of my TV and entertainment center.