How do I slide the blue handles in order to make adjustments? My handles are on the opposite side as the dryer in the photo.
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Just pull them off and snap them on where you want them. It's hard to do, but it's the only way.
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After snapping one off and then back on where I wanted it which was very difficult I noticed like one responder that if you turn the handle to where the slits in the handles aren't engaged with the wire bars you can slide it to where you want it.
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Yes, there is a way to slide it and it is easy - you just turn the handles sideways a bit and slide, very easy.
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Rotate the handles toward the center so the lines on which you will hang laundry do not sit in the grooves along the base of the handles. Then slide forward or back. These two handles adjust so once hanging from a door or something thicker, you can adjust until the frame of the hanging area is perpendicular to the floor. These are not complicated when you have it in your hands.
2192241
Since there is a lock only on one side (like to lock the bathroom door) when you want to reverse it, the handle will be up instead of down. I think you have to get the right or left one.
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Sorry, I haven't tried that yet, but it's toggle switches, so I think it locks in place. Sorry I wasn't of any more help. It's a really good hairdryer, but the toggle switches are in a cumbersome place. Right where I grip the handle!!
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Mine is sitting in a drawer, replaced by one with adjustments. Sorry I cannot help.
1106647
Try going in the other way.....not sure which end you're referring to, but as I recall, I had to put it in backwards, then attached the sprayer......easy, but very directional, as I recall...hope this helps...
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Pull on the handle and hair dryer at the same time. It's a bit stiff at first and you think it will break but then it goes smoothly. I love the hair dryer and me and my husband could not figure it out either so just did it and it's great. Enjoy
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Ours clicks into place. Each time we use it we switch the handle to the opposite side. Our instructions said to do this. It helps the cord from getting twisted.
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Extend the handle to the length that you need, and twist to the right. Then twist to the left to shorten and to the right to hold that position.
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There is a knob to the immediate left of the handle. You push that to the right.
62726
No. I have tried to get it lower, but have not been able to. That is my only complaint. It took me awhile to figure out where to set it up to get it low enough. I put it in a straight back chair behind the comfy chair that I sit in. Works well. I have one of the original professional style dryers, and this one is nothing like it, but the price was good, very lightweight, and it dries well, so I kept it.
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Yes, you can definitely adjust them and I've found that it is best to do so - and tighten them - after pretty much each use. If I am understanding the guides you are referencing correctly, you want to push the rollers (guides) forward or back so that they cover your blade as evenly as possible. Just look for the visible steel shafts protruding from the back part of the guide assembly and press it forward with your finger. When it's where you want it, just rotate the little red, round knobs to tighten the guides into place. Hope I've understood you correctly, but if not please let me know and I'll try again. My saw is in storage at the moment, so I'm operating on memory here. Yes, you can definitely adjust them and I've found that it is best to do so - and tighten them - after pretty much each use. If I am understanding the guides you are referencing correctly, you want to push the rollers (guides) forward or back so that they cover your blade as evenly as possible. Just look for the visible steel shafts protruding from the back part of the guide assembly and press it forward with your finger. When it's where you want it, just rotate the little red, round knobs to tighten the guides into place. Hope I've understood you correctly, but if not please let me know... » Read More Yes, you can definitely adjust them and I've found that it is best to do so - and tighten them - after pretty much each use. If I am understanding the guides you are referencing correctly, you want to push the rollers (guides) forward or back so that they cover your blade as evenly as possible. Just look for the visible steel shafts protruding from the back part of the guide assembly and press it forward with your finger. When it's where you want it, just rotate the little red, round knobs to tighten the guides into place. Hope I've understood you correctly, but if not please let me know and I'll try again. My saw is in storage at the moment, so I'm operating on memory here. « Show Less
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Yes, according to their product description a tool is needed to change the handle direction. I would contact the manufacturer for more information about this.
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Looks like you could add another dryer to them (there are loops on the top corners)
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Sometimes you may have to twist and then push down the diffuser on to the dryer
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There is an adjustment in the handle that can be made or the problem lies elsewere. My husband easily made the adjustment. We have been very happy with the handles! Hope this helps!
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TammyYou turn the handle on the dryer it self. However, it is not what you think. In my opinion the "vac" does no more than the blow drying part. I was very excited about this feature when I ordered this dryer and sadly disappointed when I got it and actually used it.
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I just hold below the part where it lengthens or shortens & twist above that part to loosen & then adjust it. Sorry you are having problems. I love my mop!