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well, the moral of the story is that if you jam a pen into the side where the cage "locks", eventually you will get some sugar stuck in there and it will stay that way.  :biggrin:  For how long I don't know but for now I'm grateful  :wink:

When that stops, I'm definitely going to clip some of the wires, thanks for the suggestion.

You have insurance right? Not for you but the Hobart?

"And in the meantime, listen to your appetite and play with your food."

Alton Brown, Good Eats

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easy fix just use a torch to remove all the cage that gets in your way, leave the frame, anyone with a welding torch can do it for you that way you doint mess withe the machines safety mech. takes 5 minutes and most repair guys will do it for a couple of bucks

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