When you press the release button, are the arms supposed to both slide open automatically, or are you supposed to pull the arms open yourself?
2037793
That's the way mine operates. They continue to open as long as you hold the button.
2037794
They spring open for me the bottom support arms you have to flip down to support the phone
2037795
I bought 8 of these so I cannot answer officialy but only from experience. When I click the button on mine and hold it down both arms slowly slides open. I hope that helps.
1597476
Yes. There is a release. I usually clamp all the way down until it releases automatically. If you wanted to control pressure you can squeeze until you're satisfied and then push the release button on the underside of the grips.
54558
Mine is automatic. When you open the door so far, it stays open until you pull it closed. We don't have a switch or anything like that.
1597477
Yes to both questions. For the release, you need to take the tension off by squeezing slightly then push the release between the handles. It has an adjustment knob for force. I have been very satisfied with this tool. Harry
173736
Yes, there is a release on either side as you slide the tray out, slide your fingers along both sides of the tray and you should feel the release. Just press on the inside and push the tray . Hope this helps.
788847
You just pull on the handle in the opposite direction of the nozzle, and basically 'unfold' it to an open position. There is no unlock button or any release trigger. (The only release button is to coil the cord back into the unit). Unfolding & opening the unit was difficult for me the first few times, the dryer was stiff and felt it was going to break or crack. But after a month if so of repeating that open/close routine it seems to have eased up and the motion is easier now.
175117
Yes, it does have instant release. No settings, just press the thumb button.
1250687
It is supposed to release automatically. When it starts hanging on, you might as well toss it.
226638
It's easy to push in the button and then slide it up and down to where you want it. You don't even have to push the button in to slide it down as it's just a release so it can slide up. There is a lock built in to it so when you use the key it locks the button so you can't push in the button which keeps it from sliding up.
551384
Yes, if you pull it towards you it locks open. If you push it back it just opens, then when you let go it shuts off.
1065019
No button for auto open but it is spring assisted with a index finget on the front of the knife. I have weak hands . It requires a reasonable amount of pressure but it springs open rather strong.
842443
On mine I just have to press the lock release button then twist the handle until the handle locks automatically. You need to make sure your lock button is not stuck in the open position
1715365
Lots!! After you push the "eject" button under the cover and in the top right it will pop open about an inch and then you have too pull pretty hard to open it the rest of the way and it shouldn't damage anything. I noticed that as well but no problem just pull harder!
244432
When you hear a couple clicks while pulling it out you should be able to release and it will lock. Sometimes it takes a couple tries to get it in the right spot. It must be in the click stage to lock.
17286
You replace the slide release with a new part that has a button on it that slides either way with the center being off so you can turn it on with the index finger of either hand. It works well and is easy to turn on.
1990333
Where the release button is...make sure you pull it up. It's kind of difficult and I actually had to look on youtube to watch a commercial of someone folding it back up. No there were no instructions like you said...very frustrating!
1212562
As far as I know, there is no release. It slides in and out easily. I've never had it lock so that I needed to use any kind of release.