Black & Decker KEC500 manual Can Opening Tips, Battery Removal and Disposal

can be washed in a dishwasher or by hand in hot, soapy water; rinse and dry thoroughly. Do

not immerse the Can Opener in water or other liquids.

3.To replace the Cutting Assembly (see C) line up and insert the “key” spindle into the “key” notch in the Can Opener and press the Pierce Lever down.

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4.Wipe the Base and Cord with a damp cloth or sponge or a soapy, mild, non-abrasive cleaner and follow with a clean, dry cloth.

CAN OPENING TIPS

1.Start the cutting action just beyond any bump or dent in a can. Cans with heavy seams, odd shapes, or uneven rims may stall the Can Opener. If this happens, turn the can slightly with one hand while holding the Can Opener with the other.

2.Frozen juices should be opened as soon as they are removed from the freezer.

3.Your Can Opener will not open rimless cans, such as evaporated milk, or cans with odd corners, such as processed meats or sardine cans.

BATTERY REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL

This product uses rechargeable, recyclable nickel-cadmium batteries. When the batteries can no longer be charged, they should be removed, recycled, or disposed of properly. These batteries must not be incinerated or composted. (See “Disposal”). Do not attempt to replace batteries with batteries other than those supplied by the manufacturer.

IMPORTANT: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REMOVE THE PLASTIC COVERING FROM THE BATTERIES.

Removal:

1.Remove the Cutting Assembly from the unit. (See “Care and Cleaning”). Use a small Phillips screwdriver to remove the screws on the unit and pry the two halves apart. You will see two barrel shaped batteries and connections. If the batteries have leaked or vented, put on

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