these caps are tight in my machine and break, there was do dissicant cap in the bag and I think they are damp, Any suggestions?
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Make sure the machine is clean and there is no residue. I have the Cap M Quick machine and have not had any problem using these Capsules. I dont see any desiccant in mine either but have not had a bad batch. Try a new batch and if it happens again, then maybe its the machine.
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I don't know to be honest with you. Mine were dry and I don't use a machine. I hand filled my own as I only do about 50 at a time. I took mine out of the package and put them in a dry ziploc bag.
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Ive never had that problem. Im sorry. Maybe it is something to do with your environment? Or maybe yours isnt sealing correctly
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The vacuum on the top when you first get them can be really strong. Try using a butter knife and wiggling it between the top and the rubber seal. After you wash it and replace the seal, you won't have the problem again.
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I gently dry the tip with a paper towel and replace the black cap. If it will be longer than a couple of weeks, go ahead and take the batteries out.
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I had the same problem. I am sure this is what happen to our Bag. The heat set it tight, I used WD 40 also I took a crescent wrench. It was tough. Later I should of used a hair dryer with WD 40 or I could of used an auto spray for rusted nuts, a penetrating oil.
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I have two caps and so far it has not done anything to them. Please go on the internet and see the reviews that are on there. Hope this will help you.
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Idk. I've been having trouble with mine. The bags aren't holding a seal. They must have holes and I only used them once.
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Matthew, I'm no expert. All I know is that when the packs are dry, feeling like crunchy dry sand when squeezed and pressed and I put them in an air-tight Tupperware box with water in a small container in the box, within a few days they are soft and pliable - having soaked up the humidity/moisture in the enclosed container. Seems you'll have to try a pack and hope they fill your needs. Letting them dry out may be your biggest challenge....watching VERY CAREFULLY in an oven? VERY iffy! Maybe laying in the sun - with frequent checks. Just a thought.
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I would say no, that's not normal. I just really take my time when capping, making sure I am keeping the cap level and pressjng down a bit. I haven't experienced any shortage of pressure when opening.
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Hmmm. It should just close when you do that. Try taking the top off and messing with it to see if it closes that way. If that doesn't work, you might have gotten a defective cap.
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I've had good luck so far and not noticed any leaks from the threads. I put soy sauce, peanut oil and olive oil into them. As mentioned by others these did not come with caps.
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The rotation of the blade has nothing to do with how tight the cap is. The blade rotates on a bearing independent of the cap and seal. You probably have a bad bearing on the blade. Hold the base plate of the blade and spin the blade. It should turn freely.
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You want to make sure the cap is sealed tightly before putting the cartridge into the container and screwing it on. If this is what you are doing and your cartridge is leaking, I would say that yes, it is defective.
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Not sure about those caps. I don't recall having any in my kit. End cap nuts like like are tough to cover but I might try a L or a HD if Kazam doesn't have anything. �
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It's best to seal them in an airtight plastic bag. I also add silicon packs to the box. So far, everything has remained dry and it's been over a year.
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The capsuls may be sensitive to damp/humid air,so I suggest storing in a cool,dry place,I`ve used capsuls from last year with no problems.
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I haven't see anywhere that they should be stored upright but it seems to be reasonable. Are you sure that you are replacing the cap tightly. That will definitely dry them out.