how does the locking mechanism work?
1380769
it just slids out and stays in place while you do your mixing and when you are done you just slid it back out of the way its a great thing i love mine even bought one for my daughter like i said it glids out really nice
1885664
it locks to length when you pull it out. It has several locking lengths. I love this.
695455
You pick up the back and then quickly press down. It click/clacks back down. You have to push it forward to the extreme [that undoes the lock mechanism] and then quickly press it down, all in one motion.
1064721
It has a hold feature on it, that keeps you from accidentally changing any of the settings. If that's not what you need to know, describe what you mean by "lock" and I'll try again to answer your question.
1951665
you will adjust pulling up or pushing down when it is unlocked. To lock you just have to twist both extremities to opposite sides.
2047897
I've never LOCKED it into place, and I don't know if it does lock... there is a strap that is used to make sure it doesn't go back past a certain amount. That's how I adjust how far I want to go. Hope this helps.
489439
It doesn't have a locking feature. It relies on friction against the surface it's resting on to keep it from slipping. If I'm not mistaken, I believe the manufacturer has a maximum angle for which it can be safely used.
2134117
It does lock. It has a mechanism that attaches to the wall. You push a button and slip it in and out.
463001
Not really locked, it's more of a detent. It works well either angled or straight.
1155893
Hello, The back metal clip converts into a stationary "loop" by sliding a metal pin (provided) across the both of the clip. The pin basically locks the clip down securing it closed. It really works well in either situation. Thanks, George
1456177
Bring the foot rest all of the way up manually, it will click, then push it down all the way and ratchet it back up in increments. This is just like your lawn chair lounges, same concept. It doesn't lock, it goes up all the way, then down to the bottom and ratchets up to straight again, until it reaches the top then it automatically goes down for the slow return up. Hope that helped.
2206951
No locking mechanism. They're a hard rubber material that slides on. They haven't come off the couple of times I've used it.
1527539
The locking mechanism is part of the bowl handle. When you place the top piece on the bowl with the handle left of center, then move it right to center, it locks the bowl and handle together. The processor does not operate if these two pieces are not locked together.
2048946
It only locks in an open position. When closed it is in an unlocked state (allowing gravity to do its thing).
109083
After you exit, you have to manually rotate the knob to move and lock the deadbolt. When you rotate the knob, the internal bolt slides into the locked position and after you let go, the knob will rotate back via spring(while deadbolt stays in extdnded position thus locking door). Mind you, this mechanism operates a bolt, it does not automatically lock or even keep the door shut after you close it, ie it does not have a protruding, beveled latch that hits a strike plate.
1462388
Just saw Caesar's answer..I bought this for my son and he has never had it lock back when out..something he told me he wished it did. That was the basis of my original answer
812178
the locking mechanism Is made of metal. So there is no problems with wear over time.