Has anyone put the iTouchless behind a kitchen cabinet door? I got one for christmas, when I put the iTouchless in my kitchen cabinet and closed the cabinet door...the lid remains open when the cabinet door is closed? Anyone find how to make it work tucked in a cabinet? Has anyone put the iTouchless behind a kitchen cabinet door? I got one for christmas, when I put the iTouchless in my kitchen cabinet and closed the cabinet door...the lid remains open when the... » Read More Has anyone put the iTouchless behind a kitchen cabinet door? I got one for christmas, when I put the iTouchless in my kitchen cabinet and closed the cabinet door...the lid remains open when the cabinet door is closed? Anyone find how to make it work tucked in a cabinet? « Show Less
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you could make a hole in your cabinet door so that the sensor does not see the door
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Are you serious? It senses anything in front of the sensor! What would make you put it in an enclosed place when there is something in front of the sensor at all times????
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My itouchless lid broke also after about 18 months. The plastic gear broke off the top and the motor runs but does nothing. In searching so far, I have found this site - http://www.itouchless.com/share/cgi-bin/site.cgi?site_id=itouchless&page;_id=trashcanparts
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I have n idea how it stays closed. But so far it has stayed closed for me. Never had a problem with it opening unless I made it open.
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Hi Jessica. This is a great idea but, unfortunately, the cabinet doors do not have to be very thick for the door not to close. I think ours are about three-quarters to an inch wide. My daughter still uses it but it makes me crazy that the door doesn't close.
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Hi Ronald,As you face the cabinet from the front the door slides to the left. It does not open by pulling it out toward you. The sliding mechanism is smooth as it slides to the left for complete access to the inside of the case.
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No, you just place the magnet against the cabinet, you don't slide it around. Some of mine don't even touch the cabinet and the lock releases. Depending on how thick the wood is.
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I think it would be possible the door lines up with the edges of the cabinet I don't think it would be a good idea to put the cabinets right next to each other...space at least 1/16 or 1/8 of an inch to make sure the door opens successfully. It would still look good. Can you test it out at a store? Have you called Kohler directly? They have a great customer service department which can be rare these days and sent me free replacement parts. Good luck the cabinets are really good quality.
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My house was built one year ago, standard brand new kitchen with a drawer above the cabinet. it did NOT fit because of the drawer. Close but no cigar. I may try what another poster did and remove the drawer front and replace it with magnets... But then I lose the drawer which we do use.. I wouldn't buy this unless I had a cabinet that does not have a drawer above it.
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Another reviewer said "The top cover of the unit turns to reveal and conceal the recording button" and someone else commented that "when you put it in the "Lock" position you HAVE to tape it place with scotch tape or something stronger because it is super easy for it slip out of the "Lock" position and you don't want your message erased." If the device is inside a toy or similarly contained, it should be fine and very difficult to 'break into'. If exposed and someone purposely wanted to cover up your message, it doesn't seem there's a way to permanently disable the re-record function. Another reviewer said "The top cover of the unit turns to reveal and conceal the recording button" and someone else commented that "when you put it in the "Lock" position you HAVE to tape it place with scotch tape or something stronger because it is super easy for it slip out of the "Lock" position and you don't want your message erased." If the device is inside a toy or similarly contained, it should be fine and very difficult to 'break into'. If exposed and someone purposely wanted to cover up your message, it doesn't seem there's a way to... » Read More Another reviewer said "The top cover of the unit turns to reveal and conceal the recording button" and someone else commented that "when you put it in the "Lock" position you HAVE to tape it place with scotch tape or something stronger because it is super easy for it slip out of the "Lock" position and you don't want your message erased." If the device is inside a toy or similarly contained, it should be fine and very difficult to 'break into'. If exposed and someone purposely wanted to cover up your message, it doesn't seem there's a way to permanently disable the re-record function. « Show Less
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I bought a different container because I had the same problem as you it would not close. But according to the directions I think your suppose to turn it counter clock wise. But for me it was always to slippery and would never turn so I have up and bought a container.
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It looks like the glass is held into place by a simple rubber seal around the edges of the opening in the door on the side facing into the cabinet (i.e. not visible with the doors closed). We think the rubber seal could pretty easily be removed, which would free the glass and leave the door/wood frame intact. We didn't actually try to remove the seal, but it definitely looks doable, and it looks like removing the seal and glass would expose up to 1/4" lip to attach something else to.
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I have not. It may depend on the style of door. I have a newer cabinet door.
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I have this model door closer and it closes perfectly - complete closes, quietly and quickly, with a soft close. Ours does not keep the door open, but I do not know if it has the ability to do so.
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Dubbie, did you ever get a reply regarding this product working with an iTouch? I would like to know as well
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It's like any door knob lock. If you shut it in the open position, you won't be locked out. You can shut it in the locked position also. It's actually an interior knob for bedrooms and baths. It has the little hole on the outside that you can pick to open it if you accidentally get locked out. It replaced a knob that was on my son's door for 14 years. I had to pick it so many times when he was younger that it finally broke. LOL I have a different kind on my front door. You have to use the key to open it if it's locked. We leave the key in it. If we want to go out, we just turn the key to open it. You can't get locked out. It will stay unlocked until you turn the key again from the inside to the lock position. It's not a knob, but has a handle. It's the kind you use your thumb to depress it and push. LOL, sometimes I forget to lock it back, but I live in a very rural area.
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Hi Jeff,We had this unit installed about two months ago when we remodeled our kitchen, and it's doing the same thing. We know that it was installed per EdgeStar's requirements. I looked it up in the owners' manual, and I checked all of the reasons EdgeStar provided for why this might be happening (not installed properly, the door is left open, bad seals, ...) but I don't see any reason that would apply to us. I just assumed that it's happening because it's trying to stay within 2 degrees of the setting? Please let me know if you find out.Thanks, Sandy C.
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doesnt work like that.... not the newer drawer "closers" where they pull in the rest of the way (softly). this one has a kind of spring hinge where you close it most of the way and it will pull itself the rest of the way, not slowly, the way they have always been. but these are nice and strong and really does have a pull to it. but doesnt make it slam ! no creaking sounds, nice and smooth. one of the nicer looking hinges for the price. really upgraded my older kitchen. again if you have the outside hinges then these are great. the ones that close themselves are the ones that you attach from the inside, they pull the doors in slowly. i think those are the ones you were thinking of. doesnt work like that.... not the newer drawer "closers" where they pull in the rest of the way (softly). this one has a kind of spring hinge where you close it most of the way and it will pull itself the rest of the way, not slowly, the way they have always been. but these are nice and strong and really does have a pull to it. but doesnt make it slam ! no creaking sounds, nice and smooth. one of the nicer looking hinges for the price. really upgraded my older kitchen. again if you have the outside hinges then these are great. the ones that close themselves are the ones that you... » Read More doesnt work like that.... not the newer drawer "closers" where they pull in the rest of the way (softly). this one has a kind of spring hinge where you close it most of the way and it will pull itself the rest of the way, not slowly, the way they have always been. but these are nice and strong and really does have a pull to it. but doesnt make it slam ! no creaking sounds, nice and smooth. one of the nicer looking hinges for the price. really upgraded my older kitchen. again if you have the outside hinges then these are great. the ones that close themselves are the ones that you attach from the inside, they pull the doors in slowly. i think those are the ones you were thinking of. « Show Less