Oh boy! It is amazing the way babies can make a Silent Spinner rock.... when they are going full tilt, even the Silent Spinner isn't silent any more. :lol:
Just make sure that you get your hubby to tighten up the internal screw before too long. I suggest your hubby in case you are as clueless about mechanical things as I am!! (although that is probably not possible)
When Corrie's girls were babies, they would run constantly on the Spinner, and several times it actually came off its mounting and landed in the cage. Nobody got hurt, luckily. I would tighten the conical yellow screw on the inside of the wheel, but that didn't help.
My husband came up with the solution.
He had a look at the wheel and then asked me how I held still the piece that the inner yellow knob screwed into. I looked blank (when mechanical aptitude was being handed out, I must have been out having coffee), then said that I had no way to do that; I just turned the yellow knob. No wonder I never got the thing tight enough.....
Well, if you remove the external knob (the one that attaches the wheel to the side of the cage), you can see a place to insert a Robinson-point screwdriver (star-shaped) at the end of the thing that the inner knob screws into.
The way to make sure that the inner yellow knob is securely tightened is to:
1) Remove the external knob
2) Insert the Robinson screwdriver into the mechanism from the exterior (into the top of the screw that the inner yellow knob goes onto)
3) while using the screwdriver to hold the screw still, put the inner yellow knob on tightly.
Then you can attach the wheel to the cage.
It worked! The girlies have not yet caused the wheel to fall off again.