How do you get instructions for stacking and using the dial on top of the lid??
1257959
The top is not a dial. It's a thermometer and stacking is mentioned in the pamphlet it gives you
1257960
I never did get instructions on this set but the knobs do come off and I believe you can stack them that way although I have not tried that as of yet and the knobs are for temperature control. They just let you know how hot your food is cooking. I only use this set on a setting of about 3 sometimes 2 but no higher and that is using a gas stove. You do not want to use a high heat on these. The food cooks a lot faster then you would expect. Over all I am very pleased with this set. Extremely easy to use and to clean. Hope this answered your question.
1221954
There is a ring on the mop strings that fits very snugly around the circle in the middle of the blue cap. It's the same idea as fitting a tight lid on a container - hold one side with the palms of your hands and "start" pushing it down around the middle circle in one place - once you get a small part started (remember to keep pressure on the opposite side so it doesn't pop off) slowly work your way around pushing it down and around. Good Luck!
1795647
You have to grip the base and the top and twist counter clock wise. Then you can fill the base with water Up to the 100ml line and add a few drops of essential oil. Then place the top back on and twist clock wise until you feel it snap into place. Turn it on using the buttons on the back and you are good to go! Hope that helps!
320037
You should just be able to lift up the whole top whith the lid. Unscrew the 2 back things holding it, and push the whole thing forward and it should go up. First take off the top where the controls are. And unplug the latch.
877139
There was no instruction manual, just a sheet of paper with a diagram. If the top doesn't stay where you put it then you probably just need to screw it down with more force.
950284
Just turn the lid and tilt the pot. The labels on the lid wear off in a few months. So, line up the slot at the base of the center nob of the lid with the pouring spout. Practice with cool water first.
1225993
1) remove the top, 2) pull out the drawer and lift & tilt up after the drawer is full extended and remove 3) lift middle area from up. That will leave a tub on the bottom, fill almost up to the top of the clear water gauge on the front of the unit. Reassemble then fill the drawer with hot dog, brats or mets. Put buns on the upper level and place top on. Plug in unit and set timer for 20 to 30 minutes and away you go. When done let the water cool before taking apart and clean in a sink not dishwasher. The tub on the bottom should be done by hand and NOT soaked in water. Hope this helps! Ours cooks about 50 hot dogs every Monday night at our Bingo and the people love the steamed flavor and the hot buns! 1) remove the top, 2) pull out the drawer and lift & tilt up after the drawer is full extended and remove 3) lift middle area from up. That will leave a tub on the bottom, fill almost up to the top of the clear water gauge on the front of the unit. Reassemble then fill the drawer with hot dog, brats or mets. Put buns on the upper level and place top on. Plug in unit and set timer for 20 to 30 minutes and away you go. When done let the water cool before taking apart and clean in a sink not dishwasher. The tub on the bottom should be done by hand and NOT soaked in water. Hope this helps! Ours... » Read More 1) remove the top, 2) pull out the drawer and lift & tilt up after the drawer is full extended and remove 3) lift middle area from up. That will leave a tub on the bottom, fill almost up to the top of the clear water gauge on the front of the unit. Reassemble then fill the drawer with hot dog, brats or mets. Put buns on the upper level and place top on. Plug in unit and set timer for 20 to 30 minutes and away you go. When done let the water cool before taking apart and clean in a sink not dishwasher. The tub on the bottom should be done by hand and NOT soaked in water. Hope this helps! Ours cooks about 50 hot dogs every Monday night at our Bingo and the people love the steamed flavor and the hot buns! « Show Less
1732636
I would remove the top(unscrew lid) and then screw it back on. Also pinch where the number is located as directed in the instructions.
993139
You can stack them, just don't use wheel and remove the top black lid it is on tight but use a butter knife at the corners to press in locks. Then just stack the next one on top. I have them stacked three high. They do get heavy and the drawers can be hard to open if to much weight is on top.
1501758
After you have attached the metal rod through the plastic slots, the lid should line up with the base. The two sets of parallel plastic pieces will just fit into the two on top of the base. Just push and they should snap together. Good luck. I love this garbage can.
1715845
Hold the pot by the handle and lift the top off by pulling up on the tab over the handle. To replace the lid, insert the spout end first and press down on the tab over the handle.
1032119
Take an equally small flat head screwdriver and pop the lid with it by putting it under the edge (just a little) closest to the middle (same side as the screw hole). I just tried it, as it has been quite a while. I had to gently 'pop' it in two spots on that edge.
2051583
Take the entire top half off and there is a screw top on the bottom of the unit. You unscrew it and fill with water and add your essential oils if you are using them. Screw the lid back on and place it back on the bottom of the unit. Then put the top with the directional spouts back on and turn on your unit. Works great!
549766
Unscrew top using indentations to help Instructions accompany item. Load spice e.g nutmeg cut in half into chamber. Gentle forceful closure of top with turn clockwise till click is felt. Need strong arms to hold while applying downward force & turning top part clockwise. I had trouble at first but once I figured it out, it works perfectly and I have freshly ground nutmeg for hot coffee every AM
2233539
Just like a paint bucket. Use a flat screw driver or flat bar to go around the lid and gently lift until the lid comes loose.
1943477
We have had the NorPro for almost a year, so I can't remember for sure, but I do not believe it had any sort of instruction booklet. Also, be careful, the lid comes apart after several months of use, and rusts on the inside.
659620
You can use 1 section individually or stack several together. There is 1 lid that fits on any of the sections forming the top.