LCHIEN
did you get it out yet?
Can you determine if its wedged in or if its sucked in by a vacuum?
It mould be vacuumed in by differential pressure if say both were hot when being washed then put together and the cooling air contracted/ and the moisture made the seal.
Wedging would have ocurred with a tight near interference fit.
This is important to determine whether you need heat or cold to open them up.
actually both would require heating the outer bowl, wedging might make it desireable to cool the inner plate if possible, or heating if vacuumed. Expand the trapped air and make the outer bowl larger would be the object.
A shopvac would provide a firm "grip" on the plate when you can't get a hold of the edges. Using a funnel would increase the suction area, the holding power is proportional to the area of the seal attached to the back of the plate. But Even a 2.5" hose end should provide 30 pounds of lifting force with a 7 PSI (half an atmosphere) vacuum from a shop vac, and probably more as I recall a OK shopvac provides a good part of an atmosphere.
warm the bowl with a hair dryer and lift the plate with a vacuum hose at the same time.
Can you determine if its wedged in or if its sucked in by a vacuum?
It mould be vacuumed in by differential pressure if say both were hot when being washed then put together and the cooling air contracted/ and the moisture made the seal.
Wedging would have ocurred with a tight near interference fit.
This is important to determine whether you need heat or cold to open them up.
actually both would require heating the outer bowl, wedging might make it desireable to cool the inner plate if possible, or heating if vacuumed. Expand the trapped air and make the outer bowl larger would be the object.
A shopvac would provide a firm "grip" on the plate when you can't get a hold of the edges. Using a funnel would increase the suction area, the holding power is proportional to the area of the seal attached to the back of the plate. But Even a 2.5" hose end should provide 30 pounds of lifting force with a 7 PSI (half an atmosphere) vacuum from a shop vac, and probably more as I recall a OK shopvac provides a good part of an atmosphere.
warm the bowl with a hair dryer and lift the plate with a vacuum hose at the same time.
Loring in Katy, TX USA
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