CAN | • | This Can Opener should not be used to open |
OPENING |
| cans that are designed to be opened by anoth- |
| er method, such as a pull tab, ring opener, pull | |
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| strip, | |
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| *Spam®, **Crisco®, sardines, etc.). This Can |
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| Opener will not open rimless cans. |
| • | If there is a bump or dent in the rim of the can, |
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| open the other end or start the cutting action |
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| just beyond the dent. Cans with heavy seams, |
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| uneven rims or odd shapes may cause the Can |
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| Opener to stall. If this occurs, turn the can |
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| slightly by hand to aid the cutting action. |
| • | Frozen juices or foods in cardboard cans |
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| should be opened as soon as they are |
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| removed from the freezer. Aluminum lids will |
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| not stick to the Magnet. To prevent these lids |
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| from falling into the can, stop the cutting |
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| action before the can is completely opened. |
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| *Spam® is a registered trademark of Geo. A. Hormel Co. |
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| **Crisco® is a registered trademark of the Procter & Gamble Co. |
CORD STORAGE
There is a handy cord storage area in the back of the Can Opener. Carefully push the cord up into the storage area. Then nest the plug into the cut- out area with the prongs facing upward. (Figure C)
Figure C
USING THE KNIFE SHARPENER
(Models EC43 and EC43B only)
1.Turn the Can Opener sideways. The Slots in the Knife Sharpener are slanted at the correct angle for best sharpen- ing results.
2.Press and hold down the Pierce Lever before inserting a knife blade into either Slot. This will start the Grinding Wheel for sharpening. Continue to hold the Pierce Lever
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