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Question: Please tell me how to get to the battery compartment of this opener? The one I have has tiny plastic lever at the bottom and a phillips screw at top.
Document: I have used this type of can opener for years and love the idea of grabbing it from a drawer and quickly opening a can. I was so happy to see that a problem had finally been solved - replacing batteries from the side instead of having to figure out how to &#34;finish&#34; a can in order to change batteries. I returned the first one I ordered and then ordered again to get the new model. Another opener with a bottom battery compartment .
This opener is very easy once you learn how it works....some people have told me that they have been unable to get it to work when it slips off the lip...it is very simple to reset ...two ways 1: on bottom right of the blade unit there is a hole with a screw type headed plastic fitting turn it counter clockwise and it opens the blade to reset the jaws for the next can.
No instructions included and am baffled over how to get to the battery compartment. Bad start right out of the gate. I've used this type before and want to love this one, too. Unless I get help, will have to send back. Very timely arrival.
I only have opened one can so far but this is the easiest can opener I have ever used! if this continues to work this well I will be very pleased. This tool is substantial and the battery compartment was easy to open and close.
This is the opener you see on the infomercials (or very similar). The last one I had lasted for years. I might have been able to replace the battery but it wasn't clear that I could. This opener clearly shows where the battery compartment is so I expect it to last a long , long time!
Still I found the manual side openers sufficiently difficult that I returned to the old swing style, groddy cutting blade and all.The TV automatic opener I tried requires four AA batteries and I actually had to read the instructions to figure out how to get the compartment open, which was difficult, and if you have hand issues, that would be a problem. This model opens easily for battery insertion and only requires two AAs.
I don't like it as the lid of one can is stuck and I can't get it out. It was running slow but I thought there should be enough power left in the battery to open the eight cans at least. Now the batteries are dead and the lid is stuck.One touch can opener
I have Rheumatoid Arthritis and I can no longer use a normal can opener. I'm glad I choose this one! I works really well for me. I watched the film showing how it works and it was just as easy to use it as I looks. I got instructions with my opener. Many have complained because they didn't get any instructions.
This opener does work but getting it going sometimes takes a little extra time to get just right. One thing I really don't like is the cut is under the seal so the actual cut on the can itself leaves a very sharp edge. I was expecting the cut to be on the seal on the lid so no sharp edges were exposed. Does it open the can? Yes. Would I recommend? I wouldn't buy this model again for myself. I worry about the safety.
I am happy that this unit replaced another unit (a different brand) that pooped out.Works well, easy to use.I would rather use this than fool around with a hard to pull off pull-top ring.This little opener just smoothly goes around the can and stops when it is done.When I try it out on a can I can't open, I will re-post and let you all know.
Answer: With your finger slide down the bottom cover , remove it by lifting the cover. You will see the batteries