How do you remove it from the can when it is stopped and will not run?
742752
I have this problem too. Had to throw mine away. Loved it otherwise especially because I have arthritis.
742753
Our unit was given as a gift to a relative, so I have no operator experience with the unit. Relative said she used it and fell in love with it.
742754
Turn the "manual release button" on the side of the opener, first in one direction, and if that doesn't work, in the reverse direction. This hasn't happened often, but every time I tried this, it worked!
742755
The tiny button on the rear bottom makes it reverse direction while pushed in, if there's any juice left in the batteries. If that doesn't work, slowly turn the screw to the right of the cutting mechanism with a flathead or phillips screwdriver counterclockwise to manually move it in reverse to make it let go.If that doesn't work, you'll have a heck of a time using pliers and metal-cutting dykes and so forth to tear the metal away from the cutting wheel, in order to free it up.Note: You cannot replace the batteries while there's still metal in the cutting wheel, which sucks BAD and, in my mind, is a major design flaw. The tiny button on the rear bottom makes it reverse direction while pushed in, if there's any juice left in the batteries. If that doesn't work, slowly turn the screw to the right of the cutting mechanism with a flathead or phillips screwdriver counterclockwise to manually move it in reverse to make it let go.If that doesn't work, you'll have a heck of a time using pliers and metal-cutting dykes and so forth to tear the metal away from the cutting wheel, in order to free it up.Note: You cannot replace the batteries while there's still metal in the cutting wheel,... » Read More The tiny button on the rear bottom makes it reverse direction while pushed in, if there's any juice left in the batteries. If that doesn't work, slowly turn the screw to the right of the cutting mechanism with a flathead or phillips screwdriver counterclockwise to manually move it in reverse to make it let go.If that doesn't work, you'll have a heck of a time using pliers and metal-cutting dykes and so forth to tear the metal away from the cutting wheel, in order to free it up.Note: You cannot replace the batteries while there's still metal in the cutting wheel, which sucks BAD and, in my mind, is a major design flaw. « Show Less
1880290
screw the horn down on the canister. make sure it is tight but not overly tight. if just air comes out then tighten it more. you can buy replacement canisters. just unscrew the used one and screw on a new one
926474
There is a lock on the top that uses a key and you twist the whole lock to open the can. If it is locked, it won't turn.
1267864
Mine has only gotten more difficult to use. If the can isn't EXACTLY round, it just stops and I have to start over again in a different spot and hope I can pry the lid off. I wouldn't buy this again, and have thrown it away.
955619
Take the lid with the plastic insert inside of the metal cap and turn it upside down and holding it with your thumbs push directly on the plastic insert until the cap snaps back out. Then put it back onto the can.
954213
I "crunch" my cans for recycling. They pop right off, but be careful, they fly through the air like a corkscrew, so point it down into a sink. I tried removing one from a full can of soda...don't recommend that! LOL.
1422396
Just pull it with a small pliers. It should come out. It is just clipped not soldered
832786
There is padding inside the can except for the bottom part. I checked mine, you can pull it out, but you would need to put some kind of blue or adhesive to reattach it. Hope it helps.
845193
Be sure batteries are good. Double check. I had to change what thought were good batteries. Put can opener on top of can. Press orange buttn . First time it will stop. press orange button again and it should go.
964291
use an ice pick or small screw driver and punch a hole in liner and lift off
408169
Turn off the valve before it then relieve pressure after it. Then just twist off.
967749
It should come right off. Apply something like WD-40, let it sit for enough time to let the oil work. If the oil hasn't worked tap it with a hammer from different angles to help release it.
1599515
I did not have mine running when I discharged some of the contents of the can into the washer. You only need a little of the contents so it can be used more then once.
539588
Place on top of can and turn hand crank will open can and let you put lid back on works great
1279893
Pry it apart with a small knife or slotted screwdriver. Beware, I've had two of these go bad by way of eating up batteries within two days.
2097515
Put it back in the box and throw it as far as you can.nothing but junk,we've gone four cans and only one worked
1541301
Talk to your can carefully, talk to it sternly and if that does not work hit it with a sludge hammer and watch flow out with grace! Taste good too!