1. To get the best operation and life from your machine, please read and comply with these instructions.
2. Clean machine thoroughly before and after each use using cleaning instructions below.
3. Minimize the use of alkaline cleaners as they may cause pitting and dulling of the finish.
1. Set side handle #20 in the unlock position.
2. Ensure that the Can Sitter is completely pulled out as shown in #36, and place can on the Table Base Can Sitter and gently lower the U-
shaped pin of the Cutter Housing Assembly #41 is over the lid. Be sure that the can is against the face of the can opener.
3. Lock the can in place by pushing down on the Side Handle. Turn Top Handle #4 in a CLOCK-WISE direction to open can. Warning:
Over-rotating beyond the initial seam cut may cause metal slivers. Incision point may be sharp. Train operators when to stop cutting and
how to remove lid safely.
Recommended Handle Turns:
Can Size Diameter Handle Turns
WARNING: Cutting area must be kept clean at all times as indicated in the "CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS – USE OF BRUSH." Inspect and
clean the cutter and gripper with the included brush after each use to ensure proper operation. Failure to follow the included "Cleaning
Instructions" will cause damage and VOID WARRANTY.
Disassemble for Cleaning.
1. UNLOCK SIDE HANDLE #20. Slightly press Gripper Housing #7 face to pull out Side Locking Pin #16.
2. Tilt back Gripper Housing #7.
3. IMPORTANT: Pull out Cutter Housing Assembly #41 and clean with brush. Use brush provided to clean around outside of Cutter
Housing and inside the Mechanism Housing. Also use brush to clean all debris from around the Gripper.
4. After cleaning with brush, rinse off residue. SEE SEPARATE “CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS – USE OF BRUSH” FOR LOCATIONS.
5. Insert Cutter Housing Assembly #41.
6. Return Gripper Housing #7 to closed position.
7. Slightly press Gripper Housing #7 face to re-insert the Side Locking Pin #16. (Ensure side handle #20 is unlocked.)
1. If cleaned in DISHWASHER, disassemble and clean with brush per above instructions.
2. Proper cleaning maximizes the life of the parts.
