does it an electronic one ? i need flugging the electronic power for use it , right ?. how's use it ? please everyone help me. thanks for all your tips. happy valentine . am i have to hold the can while this machine runs for opening it ?. i have heart problem very scare tough things with electronic but my hands are painful weak because bad tmj cause my body has serious problem pain all the time now. please help me idea. does brand new in the box ? i am tired because sellers keep send to me bad things then i have to deal with return or worry not good for my heart gets stress .can i trust this seller ?. buy things from the internet just like gamble so much stressful. i will die by heart attach me if sellers keep give me bad stuffs and cost me money for deal with return. does it an electronic one ? i need flugging the electronic power for use it , right ?. how's use it ? please everyone help me. thanks for all your tips. happy valentine . am i have to hold the... » Read More does it an electronic one ? i need flugging the electronic power for use it , right ?. how's use it ? please everyone help me. thanks for all your tips. happy valentine . am i have to hold the can while this machine runs for opening it ?. i have heart problem very scare tough things with electronic but my hands are painful weak because bad tmj cause my body has serious problem pain all the time now. please help me idea. does brand new in the box ? i am tired because sellers keep send to me bad things then i have to deal with return or worry not good for my heart gets stress .can i trust this seller ?. buy things from the internet just like gamble so much stressful. i will die by heart attach me if sellers keep give me bad stuffs and cost me money for deal with return. « Show Less
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It is an electric one, and yes you must plug it into an electric wall receptacle. It is for regular size cans and tall ones, too. It has a magnet that holds the lid as it opens it. You lift the lever and place the can under it, press the lever down until the blade punctures the can and let it spin. It stops when the can is open. Great price, ships on time and works great!
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yes, this is an electric can opener that you plug in an electric wall socket. you put the can under the cutting knife and press down on the hadle. it will cut the lid off and hold it with its magnet. good luck. it is a nice opener. joan johnson
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Yes, it has to be plugged in. It is an electric can opener. You fit the can to be opened under tye arm after lifting it up and press down to open. I Hope that this Helps!
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Yes, it's electric. You have to plug it in the wall. It works great so far.
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Yes it is electric and needs to be plugged in but also be sure that the plastic cutting device at the top is over the button that runs the motor.
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Yes, it is an elctric opener and you would need electricity to make it work.
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I bought the digital one and I can't understand how to use it. There were no instructions.. It isn't really working well, but not sure if I cant make it hot.
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Hi John, The item I received was a 3-Prong. I did not check for this when I ordered as I would have like to get a 2-Prong. I agree with Department of Pediatrics, UMC from the replies below that an OEM device is the best investment. I am in Technology and the 3rd party companies devices do not last as long as OEM and the OEM stuff does seem to run cooler. NOTE: Electronics create heat and next to H2o, heat is thy enemy. I liked the price of my FREE Dell Insiron 1720 with 4GB Ram (Maxed) 500 GB SATA III, so I gave it to my 13 yr old son, but he really doesn't use it much since I built him a Gaming Rig. Hope this helps.Have a great day friend, Mike. :^) Hi John, The item I received was a 3-Prong. I did not check for this when I ordered as I would have like to get a 2-Prong. I agree with Department of Pediatrics, UMC from the replies below that an OEM device is the best investment. I am in Technology and the 3rd party companies devices do not last as long as OEM and the OEM stuff does seem to run cooler. NOTE: Electronics create heat and next to H2o, heat is thy enemy. I liked the price of my FREE Dell Insiron 1720 with 4GB Ram (Maxed) 500 GB SATA III, so I gave it to my 13 yr old son, but he really doesn't use it much since I built him a... » Read More Hi John, The item I received was a 3-Prong. I did not check for this when I ordered as I would have like to get a 2-Prong. I agree with Department of Pediatrics, UMC from the replies below that an OEM device is the best investment. I am in Technology and the 3rd party companies devices do not last as long as OEM and the OEM stuff does seem to run cooler. NOTE: Electronics create heat and next to H2o, heat is thy enemy. I liked the price of my FREE Dell Insiron 1720 with 4GB Ram (Maxed) 500 GB SATA III, so I gave it to my 13 yr old son, but he really doesn't use it much since I built him a Gaming Rig. Hope this helps.Have a great day friend, Mike. :^) « Show Less
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Sorry, I really don't know. I still have my manual that came with the machine. I know how to do everything I use it for so I don't have to look at the manual any more. It would be worth a try though.
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Thank you for the feedback. Guess I will have to try it in person at a retail store first. Why can't we have both "crunchy" and "smooth"? :)Another question, why do we have to wait so long for this to be released? Releasing a product after Christmas seems like a huge miss in opportunity.My Revolution MX works great, except the rechargeable built in battery is getting a little old. If I don't put it in cradle every night I might run out of juice the next day.I really like the Microsoft Natural 6000 mouse. After using that for a few weeks all other mice feel very uncomfortable. I use it on my 2nd computer. Maybe a Natural 6000 mouse with BlueTrack and "crunchy" scrolling... that would be my dream mouse... maybe in 2009 Thank you for the feedback. Guess I will have to try it in person at a retail store first. Why can't we have both "crunchy" and "smooth"? :)Another question, why do we have to wait so long for this to be released? Releasing a product after Christmas seems like a huge miss in opportunity.My Revolution MX works great, except the rechargeable built in battery is getting a little old. If I don't put it in cradle every night I might run out of juice the next day.I really like the Microsoft Natural 6000 mouse. After using that for a few... » Read More Thank you for the feedback. Guess I will have to try it in person at a retail store first. Why can't we have both "crunchy" and "smooth"? :)Another question, why do we have to wait so long for this to be released? Releasing a product after Christmas seems like a huge miss in opportunity.My Revolution MX works great, except the rechargeable built in battery is getting a little old. If I don't put it in cradle every night I might run out of juice the next day.I really like the Microsoft Natural 6000 mouse. After using that for a few weeks all other mice feel very uncomfortable. I use it on my 2nd computer. Maybe a Natural 6000 mouse with BlueTrack and "crunchy" scrolling... that would be my dream mouse... maybe in 2009 « Show Less
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i think its '2 powerful'?? im scared 2 use the thing.. idk if i can get refund now since i opened it.. i cant c where theres a way to 'turn down' the motor speed :(
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Sorry if this sounds too basic but if you dont depress the silver button first then the levers wont go up enough to start the machine also check the circuit breaker in your homes panel. If its not either of those, I would return it. Mine runs great!
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I would contact Maytronics and ask them. It would seem logical that Maytronics would honor it, but your local store might not. You might have to ship it back to the Maytronics to be serviced, but if it's significantly cheaper on-line, it might be worth it. Mine is 3 years old, and (knock on wood), no problems whatsoever. Love this little machine.
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my box says that you need a computer above Microsoft ME or XP. i called the Mattel help line and they said 'yes' you must use a computer with this item. I am returning it without opening it. Do I HAVE to use a computer to enjoy this item? the box and verbage online only talks about hooking up an MP3 player/Ipod. any help before I commit to returning this item?
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Well, I'm not really sure - as the refurbished garbage I received only lasted for a few hours, and the replacement refurbished piece of garbage they sent wouldn't charge. I couldn't turn that one on. Finally the 3rd replacement of refurbished garbage - that he assured me would be inspected prior to shipping - had the power button fall out of the box when I opened it. I would have argued about it - but I can't afford the copays for the therapy issues I'm certain I would have needed afterward. Sometimes you just have to know when to "let it go for sanity sake" and eat the $100 donation to the unscrupulous seller. Lesson learned - be wary of 3rd party sellers. Bottom line - this this piece of crap, volume is the very least of your worries.
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I would send the machine back. My machine has never worked and I cannot get them to respond at all. Contact amazon and let them know as well. I think is is a bad seller.
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First of all I am on my third Gazelle machine. The only option is either have the resistance on or not. More importantantly is that the manufacturer is actually out of business and therefore provides no warranty. The seller purchased the machines as a closeout. They too provide no warranty. You must ask Amazon to provide you with at least a one year warranty. After that you are on your own for parts as you would have to buy a used machine to cannibalize parts. Apparently a financial officer for the manufacturer "Fitness Quest" embezzled money from the company and the company went bankrupt. I love the machine however. First of all I am on my third Gazelle machine. The only option is either have the resistance on or not. More importantantly is that the manufacturer is actually out of business and therefore provides no warranty. The seller purchased the machines as a closeout. They too provide no warranty. You must ask Amazon to provide you with at least a one year warranty. After that you are on your own for parts as you would have to buy a used machine to cannibalize parts. Apparently a financial officer for the manufacturer "Fitness Quest" embezzled money from the company and the company... » Read More First of all I am on my third Gazelle machine. The only option is either have the resistance on or not. More importantantly is that the manufacturer is actually out of business and therefore provides no warranty. The seller purchased the machines as a closeout. They too provide no warranty. You must ask Amazon to provide you with at least a one year warranty. After that you are on your own for parts as you would have to buy a used machine to cannibalize parts. Apparently a financial officer for the manufacturer "Fitness Quest" embezzled money from the company and the company went bankrupt. I love the machine however. « Show Less
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Well most likely like many mechanical products they tend to no longer work. Should it charge? Yes. It sounds as if you just got a bad one. Depending on the return policy you may be able to return it. If not it will make a nice paperweight.
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Did you install a battery? Suggest you learn your computer's operating system. Read the book. Just plug it in and drag and drop tunes to it, thats all it took for me.Because so many have been returned that have absolutely nothing wrong with them I was able to buy four (4) "Refurbished" Shakers for my grandchildren, all of them together, for under $50.00 including shipping! Yes, grandchildren, Going on 70 I'm no techy myself but they were very user friendly to me and my grandchildren ages two to seven all picked them up and understood their operation in less than five minutes. Can't suggest a better option, especially for a seven year old, at under $15.00.Good luck. Did you install a battery? Suggest you learn your computer's operating system. Read the book. Just plug it in and drag and drop tunes to it, thats all it took for me.Because so many have been returned that have absolutely nothing wrong with them I was able to buy four (4) "Refurbished" Shakers for my grandchildren, all of them together, for under $50.00 including shipping! Yes, grandchildren, Going on 70 I'm no techy myself but they were very user friendly to me and my grandchildren ages two to seven all picked them up and understood their operation in less... » Read More Did you install a battery? Suggest you learn your computer's operating system. Read the book. Just plug it in and drag and drop tunes to it, thats all it took for me.Because so many have been returned that have absolutely nothing wrong with them I was able to buy four (4) "Refurbished" Shakers for my grandchildren, all of them together, for under $50.00 including shipping! Yes, grandchildren, Going on 70 I'm no techy myself but they were very user friendly to me and my grandchildren ages two to seven all picked them up and understood their operation in less than five minutes. Can't suggest a better option, especially for a seven year old, at under $15.00.Good luck. « Show Less
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Shortly after I posted my reply, I found that I was better off in Fax Priority mode, which is how the printer is currently set. I went into the RX settings and I set the incoming ring to 30, which is the maximum. I still have the DEFAULT ACTION set to disconnect, MANUAL AUTO SWITCH is set to OFF. With these settings the fax does not pick up. The only thing I don't like is the fax does not automatically pick up. If I am receiving a fax, I have to press the start button on the fax machine if I hear a fax tone. It's not the best setup in the world, but as I got the machine on sale for $130.00 USD, I guess I really can't complain. Try what I mentioned and see if that works for you. Shortly after I posted my reply, I found that I was better off in Fax Priority mode, which is how the printer is currently set. I went into the RX settings and I set the incoming ring to 30, which is the maximum. I still have the DEFAULT ACTION set to disconnect, MANUAL AUTO SWITCH is set to OFF. With these settings the fax does not pick up. The only thing I don't like is the fax does not automatically pick up. If I am receiving a fax, I have to press the start button on the fax machine if I hear a fax tone. It's not the best setup in the world, but as I got the machine on sale for $130.00... » Read More Shortly after I posted my reply, I found that I was better off in Fax Priority mode, which is how the printer is currently set. I went into the RX settings and I set the incoming ring to 30, which is the maximum. I still have the DEFAULT ACTION set to disconnect, MANUAL AUTO SWITCH is set to OFF. With these settings the fax does not pick up. The only thing I don't like is the fax does not automatically pick up. If I am receiving a fax, I have to press the start button on the fax machine if I hear a fax tone. It's not the best setup in the world, but as I got the machine on sale for $130.00 USD, I guess I really can't complain. Try what I mentioned and see if that works for you. « Show Less
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I bought this unit and found it way !! too difficult for my abilities,i never used it - choked it up as a bad investment, Sorry.If Ur interested in another i would be interested in selling mine, very cheap.
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I am not a doctor, or even a knowledgeable user of the pain relief pro. I do know this: Most of its 'manual' says not to use it under a host of conditions. I was so freaked by the time I finished reading the 'Read This First' information, I had doubts whether I should use it at all. Since you have a pain pump, and I'm assuming it is electronic, I'd take a guess it could come in conflict with something like the Omron Pain Relief Pro. I have been experiencing minor back pain. The OPRP seemed to deal with that fairly well. I would guess you have significant pain. I'm not sure the OPRP is up to helping with that. I defer to Lynn's answer. Don't use this with the pain pump you already have. I am not a doctor, or even a knowledgeable user of the pain relief pro. I do know this: Most of its 'manual' says not to use it under a host of conditions. I was so freaked by the time I finished reading the 'Read This First' information, I had doubts whether I should use it at all. Since you have a pain pump, and I'm assuming it is electronic, I'd take a guess it could come in conflict with something like the Omron Pain Relief Pro. I have been experiencing minor back pain. The OPRP seemed to deal with that fairly well. I would guess you have significant pain. I'm not sure the OPRP is up to... » Read More I am not a doctor, or even a knowledgeable user of the pain relief pro. I do know this: Most of its 'manual' says not to use it under a host of conditions. I was so freaked by the time I finished reading the 'Read This First' information, I had doubts whether I should use it at all. Since you have a pain pump, and I'm assuming it is electronic, I'd take a guess it could come in conflict with something like the Omron Pain Relief Pro. I have been experiencing minor back pain. The OPRP seemed to deal with that fairly well. I would guess you have significant pain. I'm not sure the OPRP is up to helping with that. I defer to Lynn's answer. Don't use this with the pain pump you already have. « Show Less