I have the apple peeler on wood stand but need the red pieces under the peeler to hold it in place.
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This apple peeler is a great time-saver. Works perfect. Just put a towel of other soft fabric under it when peeling. I highly recommend it.
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Try contacting Pampered Chef. If they don't sell them try putting some of that rubbery shelf type paper underneath the peeler.
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The red pieces are supposed to be included, so if you didn't get them, you do need to contact the seller and let them know they were missing from your order. They should send them to you at no charge. Hope this helps.
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What the heck...we don't know. Sorry...are you missing pieces that wasn't sent? You have to get a hold of the company that sent it to you! This is bad...get to the bottom of this!
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Marge...glad you got down to the "bottom" of this! Company search for your missing pieces!
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Yes, just stick your fingernail underneath one of the corners (I do it in the bottom left corner so I can grab it with my right thumb and index finger to pull it up). It's as easy as that! Also, make sure you don't have a phone case on, that will make it was more difficult than it needs to be haha.
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For the stand, open up the enclosed aluminum rectangle. I like to use an aluminum pie plate to catch the ashes.
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I adjusted the blade as Sonya suggested and also moved the corer blade by loosening the screw. Once you have the adjustments made, it will be set to use. Made my first apple pie for the fall!
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I had the same problem. I just wrapped electrical tape around the area I wanted to clamp. Go around the stand a few time until its thick enough for the clamp to grip it.
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If you still have the solution you can try. Mine is starting to peel up from the corner now so I may be trying to re-apply mine as well.
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Mine broke, after only about twelve apples, because tightening the screw clamp tight enough to prevent the peeler from moving back and forth put pressure on the frame above the clamp causing it to snap. I bought another exactly the same except it was the 'suction to a counter' top model that seems to be fine.
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I didn't use the apple peeler at all, sent it back. I've got a marvelous grater and grate orange and lemon peel like nothing. It's easy as pie. It's made like a small box and the top is a grater and the peel just goes inside...voila, zest!
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turn iPad and cover on its long side, so that the mid-side indentationis up. Then wedge thumb nails against iPAD edge and Sharrk edge,and pry apart. It's not easy but eventually the two pieces will comeapart. Good luck. jz.
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Yes. Get a fingernail under a corner and gradually lift it up. I have done this successfully more than once while getting it positioned correctly.
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if you want to core /slice keep the slicer part up so the apple goes through the hole if you don't want to slice the apple there a wing nut below the slicer so you can losen the the wing nut and turn the slice to the side ..and it will just peel without slice...
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Yes, there is a small lever that holds the peeler back. The apple's are sliced in a spiral while being cored.
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I would not know, if that is a good idea. We have an apple picker with a little sack at the top. The rim of the sack is metal, has a slit for catching the apple stem and pick it.
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Not really the only thing you can do is adjust the depth of the blade so it doesn't cut as deep....it will leave some peel on the ends but you save a ton of the Apple. Uneven apples and large apples don't do as well with this peeler. I have done potatoes and small apples and it works great.
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Yes. Get a fingernail under a corner and gradually lift it up.I have done this successfully more than once while getting it positioned correctly.
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There is a screw that allows you to adjust the peeler tension. If it's not in the instructions, look at the diagram of the parts and loosen the part that controls the tension. I had the same problem but fixed it fine. If you can't find it, ask again and I'll check my peeler when I get back home...probably Tuesday 11-5.
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Made of solid cast iron! I have no problem at all with even the largest golden delicious or granny smith apples. Keep the blades sharp! Some firmer potatoes will require a slower approach. The important thing is to have it firmly attached to a solid base and keep the blades sharp!