How does the knob get attached to the lid.
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My husband used a very small screw and a washer. He went to Home Depot with the lid and knob. I hope that helps.
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I had to buy a screw at the hardwear store. Then I drilled a hole in the center of the lid to fit the screw,and the screwed the knob on. (old know was somehow stamped on).
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My husband used a small screw and washer to attach the knob to the lid. He took the knob and lid to Home Depot. They were very helpful.
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Terri, It screws on. The screw has been pre-welded in the Revereware lid...and then just 'righty-tighty' to attach firmly. :)
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In my case, the small screw stud that was originally attached (welded?) to the lid was still intact. I simply screwed the replacement knob onto this screw. On the original knob, the screw threads inside of the knob were worn out. If your lid doesn't have the stud, a small hole will have to be drilled and a screw inserted from the inside of the lid for the knob to attach to. I don't remember if any screws came with the knobs I ordered.
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There a threaded stud welded to the lid with a lot of pressureyou unscrew the bake-lite knob and screw the new one on. You could add some epoxy glue to seal the knob. Also lok in "thrift Stores" for a better lid than yours
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There is a threaded incert attached to the lid and the knob just screws down on that.
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This knob is for Revere Ware lids that have a threaded stud welded o the top. There's a photo athttp://www.reverewareparts.com/news/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/Revere-lid-screw.jpg If the stud is broken off or if the old insert from the last knob is still screwed onto the stud, see Revere Ware's instructions, at http://www.reverewareparts.com/news/?paged=2
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you pull the handle out and attach the ring by holding it in the slot and sliding the handle back thru. top side attached to the screw.
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the knob works like a ratchet. pull it out and reposition it push it down and turn
811313
The top attaches to the opener with a magnet. After opening simply grasp the lid and pull away from the magnet. If you stop the opener before it has gone completely around the can, the lid may not come away cleanly without a section remaining attached to the can.
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There are two screws on top and opposite each other where the glass meets the metal. The screws require a flat head screwdriver for removal. Once they are removed the lid will lift off enabling access to the bulb area.
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There is a button on top of the handle that pops open the lid. The unit is well designed.
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its firmly attached. i find it to be much better than type where the lid is removable and the hinges/clasps always break.
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The lid screws on. My lids do not leak. You need to he sure your lid has the washer ring on the inside. This prevents leaks
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If you look at the lid 'bottom up' you will see two holes in the glass: one for the screw, the other off center about an inch, with a peg (part of the knob assembly) for stabilization. If the way it was put together on yours offends you, you could try taking the screw out and rotating the knob to the centered position.
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You turn a plastic thumb screw half turn on each hinge and lid lifts off. Simple yet clever!
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You drill a hole in the cabinet, slide the screw in and Attach the knob to the screw that comes with it.
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On the backside are two small holes, and a "tool" is delivered with the unit. It is a slip of plastic, with two pins to fit in the holes.You just have to twist the lid to open it, the trick is to get hold on that thing.
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Nope, its pretty snug when you place it in, but also easy to remove with your fingers. The lid is externally threaded and this sits in the inside, so the lid is able to screw down all the way with no issues. I hope this helps!
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there is a hole in the back of the unit to put the key (or any small object) into and push. This will release the lid where the bulb is. I hope this helps...
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The lid is held onto the lift mechanism by two phillips-head screws. They can be removed. The lift mechanism sticks out in the back about 2-1/4". It is held on by similar screws and could also be removed. (I don't know what would be the consequences for the foot-pedal in the front.) But why pay for all this engineering that you aren't going to use?
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You have to pull it off, but it's not hard. The lid stays on securely, though, and wouldn't come off without a little help (pulling).
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It pushes on. The tab on the side of the lid is pushed up to remove the lid. I have used Bubbas for years and love them. Enjoy!