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Yay! Lazy Susan is finally done!… Posted by Cindy on 11/23/2025, 7:17 pm The guy worked on it for 1 1/2 hours and told me he could not get it adjusted and was just putting it back together and going to have to leave it. It would turn part way but then would hit and not turn all the way around. Right when he was telling me he was sorry he spun the lazy Susan around and it didn’t hit!! We both were stunned! Not sure what he did-he said he just pushed on it and then tightened the screws and Voila! It worked!! So glad to finally get it to work the way it is supposed to. I’m afraid to put anything in it for fear it will start hitting once again. I guess I need to do it though in case it does act up I can get in touch with the contractor.

Yay!!! They can Posted by Delta on 11/24/2025, 5:45 pm, in reply to "Yay! Lazy Susan is finally done!…" be tricky. Don't be afraid to put things on them; if they worked once, you know that they can be adjusted if they ever need it again. Strangely enough, mine worked better when I had my canisters on one and some appliances on the other. I thought maybe I was overloading the weight limit, so I changed cabinets with lighter things that I don't use as often, and wouldn't you know, I think they worked better when the heavier things were on them.

That's great! Posted by Beverly on 11/24/2025, 4:16 pm, in reply to "Yay! Lazy Susan is finally done!…" We don't always have to know why or how... it works! YAY

Yay Posted by Cindyh on 11/24/2025, 3:20 am, in reply to "Yay! Lazy Susan is finally done!…" That’s great Cindy! We use ours all the time!! Probably my favorite thing. Well and our sliding drawer for pans. So glad you got it

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