We got the Luke version. Is there a trick to getting the saber part in there tight? Ours is really loose and leans over.
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Well, first off you must attach it to the wall, it's really light weight, but just attach it to a stud. Second, it's abut of a turn lock system, so you need toiling the grooves and ridges, then slide it down, then turn it (counter or clock, you can see it on the plastic saber part), until you can turn it anymore. If you can turn it one way the first time, then try the other way.
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We have not had any problems with legs or arms coming off. And they do not come off as part of the "story" (like luke getting his hand cut off) either. They do fit in the Falcon of the same series.
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I just got the 48" model, and the leaning had me concerned. I called Samsung and they said it is not supposed to lean. I appreciate the advice already given and will try again.
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SOLUTION - Yes, I had the exact same problem The solution is simple. Wrap a small rubber band around the bottom of the arm where it fits into the base. When you screw on the black threaded arm holder, the seal is nice and tight... so absolutely no wobble, but it still allows the lamp to rotate smoothly.
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I had the same thing happen....when u slide it on,u have to tilt it forward some. It's an awkward fit but it will go all the way down.
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Mine is very tight, no worries about it being knocked loose. If your comes out too easily you may have a defective unit.
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Where did you get the knuckle. Mine broke at the top hub and I can't find any anywhere and I'm out of luck if I don't find one. Would appreciate it greatly!
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The one i received slides in and does "Click" It locks into place snuggly because one or two of the forks at the top its bent in slightly to hold the sword in place. you might try to leave it in or out of the case as i have noticed the paint has come off on a small section at the bottom of the blade were it rubs on the inside of the case. I hope you like your purchase. I friggen' love mine!
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Since it is a model, I had to use an exacto knife to trim some of the parts. But, if the kid has good manual dexterity, it can be put together. I don't play with it, it sits on a shelf with my others Star Wars collection.
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You have to "slide" it in from the side, I think. Worth a try. Or maybe have one person hold one side down while another person pushes the axle down with foot (while wearing a shoe!) Try both suggestions. It's been a while since I put ours together. We have so many of these kids things, it hard to remember how they were all put together. I totally understand your frustration!
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Hi Paris,It takes a bit of force. Mine is very tight too and I was frightened of breaking it but if you just turn it with a bit of force it will shift.
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We had the same issue, but the top section didn't come all the way out. It stopped just past the "stop here" line (okay, it was our fault). You could not twist it to lock or unlock it, nor pull it in or out - it was just plane stuck. My wife and I finally got at each end and pulled as hard as we could. The top part popped off and we were able to then put it back together. We have been very careful ever since to not let that happen again. We now like these poles!
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Did you try the actual physical adjustments on it, the controler adjustements don't seem to be able to compensate for it being put together out of alignment.
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I'm sorry Tracey your having this problem but you usually twist it one way to extend it and the oppisite to retract it. There's also a clear stopper in the midddle. Make sure to take the stopper out then try it. If thats not the problem then it might be broken. You might have to exchange it for a new one. I hope this helps.
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I had the same problem, we sent ours back! If I remember correctly some parts were missing also or did not fit correctly. We tried to get the instructions on line with no luck, sorry I could not help.
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I haven't had that problem, althought mine has come apart several times. I push the part into the upper piece and turn it in the direction shown by the arrow on the lower part to lock it. I'd offer the suggestion to firmly seat the parts together and then twist the two pieces in the direction shown by the arrows. That's all I can offer.
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You may have a defective piece. Ours lined up perfect. I would contact the seller.