Does the handle on the frying pan lock into place?
1537419
It folds over the top to lock the whole set together for storage. When you open it all up for use, the handle has a stop that keeps it from flopping around, so the handle does not lock into place per se but it does stay where it should be unless you turn the whole skillet upside down..
40934
Yes it locks in place very well. With mine it had a slight error where twice it locked a little too well and wouldn't shut.
30559
Yes, it behaves like that. It's probably because they wanted to make it easy to detach. Just try not to touch the red button while you're holding it. I always grab it with both hands from the oven after attaching the handle. My left hand goes under the handle, protected by an oven mit/pad of course; my right hand grips the handle past the red button. When I'm cooking on the stove, I hardly have to move pan; it stays put because of its weight.
2235130
No, it's like a pressure cooker lid. Turn 1/8 turn counterclockwise to lock and clockwise 1/8 turn to unlock. There is a pin in the cover that becomes flush with the lid when it is locked which is located above the left handle in the picture but not shown.
177380
No, it has a rubber-type covered handle which does not come off. For that size pan, it's a good thing because it offers a sturdy grip.
366668
Yes, the handle is large and your hand fits into it well. You have a solid grip on the handle which prevents the grater from moving.
339718
Yes, I believe so. There is a screw on the butt of the handle that holds it in.
1105108
Handle should turn easy. Mine did from the beginning. Something could be wrong.
33130
Yes it does . It has 2 holes for locks on the inside of the handle . thank you for your question FISHGRILER//
450612
No, the handle is fixed in the same position, all it does is turn in one direction or the other.
911327
Yes when you unsrew the small screw inside the handle you can put it in any position you want.
705594
The pan has a built in tube molded Into the pan itself, and the handle fits very securely in there. I can't budge it or twist it at all.
381733
No, the locks are connected to the handles. They have not created a problem being on there. When you are not using the pot, it is a help to lock them when the pot is not being used.
1019871
No, My handle does not jiggle. I haven't actually used it yet; its for my travel trailer, but I did go pick it up and it seems very sturdy...;-)
1809155
no. The one in that picture has no lock. Those with a lock have it in the center of the circle at the base of the handle.
1827988
Yes it does. It would be nice if the handle was a different material so it wouldn't. Usually I just take it off really fast or use a hot pad.
686942
There are 2 screws that hold it on. One at the bottom and one at the top. One of the screws requires that you remove the inner "trim ring" which just snaps out. Be careful to not over tighten as this handle is plastic and you could damage it.