how do I add a new can to the back ? do I have to take the others out then add ?
2014098
Ideally you will be able to reach the back of the stack and add new cans from the back. Then as you take one from the front you will be using the older can.
2014099
I only load it from the front since the back is against the wall. Since it holds 4-5 cans, it's not a big deal to take existing ones out so you can put newer ones in back
2014100
Nope, I just push the new can in from the front. The others just roll back. No problem.
1351631
I had no problem putting them back into the space they came out of 78 goes on the left compartment and 15 on the right use a little pressure to push it down then flip down the cover that holds it in place that should take care of it , hope that works
182659
I just checked mine and cans JUST fit under it, there's just enough room to place and remove them but only millimetres extra space.
1723379
I don't believe you could add a canister. The company themselves were extremely helpful with ours . They went above & beyond to make sure we were satusfied
1945799
I believe you are supposed to substitute them, but in my Hooligan 2, I was able to put both back pieces in without any space issues.
1321550
That's a really good question. The holder is very persnickety about how yo load the cans, and my gut feeling is they won't fit.
1080425
You just pull off the old one and push on the new one. It takes a bit of tugging and pushing.
944223
I put the oldest on bottom and newest on top..around here they don't last long..plus cans have such a long shelf life. Hope this helps....Joyce
1891725
I used to put similar cans together when I had that problem. Every other can would be tomato soup or chicken noodle. Or put cans that you use together in the same slot. Like corn and black beans.
381925
ry easy. Just snap the two holders back and lift out the old and then you are all set to insert the new one. I hope this helps!Jim
1569163
It's very easy if you just bought them the come with instructions. If you already have them and no instructions the bar has two lift tabs on each bar lift them up put one end of the bar into any one side of the rail and due the same for the other side line up with the little arrows on top of the rails push down the tabs and your ready to so the second one the same way.
1051277
Pull each of the arms out individually It should be easy i didn't have any problem at all .You probably have it installed by now
1843254
really easy takes about five minutes and a screw driver .just take note of how you take the old one apart and put the new back the same way.
998245
Install two screws into the wall that match holes in the back of the can. Above each hole is a short, narrow track. Insert the can holes over the screws and slide the can down the short tracks to hold it snugly to the wall. Would not install it on a door if the door is hollow. Otherwise, there won't be anything to hold the screws, or the can, in place. When installed properly, it works great! We've had no problems with ours and use it daily.
485820
There was a paper that came with mine. You have the back and two sides. With the back there are hooked rods holding the sides on. The hook has an open end, have the open end part of the hook facing away from you bring the sides in making a box with only three sides, then put the bottom rack on first then the middle then the top. Should be done now the little rods that come with it are dividers for the canned goods. the hook goes over each section of racks. 2 dividers to each rack. Good Luck!
1660955
There's a break-off panel in the far back that is intended for cables. I used pliers to snap off the tiny posts that held it in place, but you can also use a flathead screwdriver and simply pry it off as the other poster suggested. There are also five panels attached with one screw on each side (2 for each panel) that allows you to open up a much bigger area (good if you need a lot of ventilation). These screws unscrew from the *inside* of the rack. In order to access these, you will need to remove the lower shelves and blind panels if they are still installed. (4 screws per panel/shelf). FWIW, the rear break-off panel can probably be removed via the rear door without removing the shelves first. There's a break-off panel in the far back that is intended for cables. I used pliers to snap off the tiny posts that held it in place, but you can also use a flathead screwdriver and simply pry it off as the other poster suggested. There are also five panels attached with one screw on each side (2 for each panel) that allows you to open up a much bigger area (good if you need a lot of ventilation). These screws unscrew from the *inside* of the rack. In order to access these, you will need to remove the lower shelves and blind panels if they are still installed. (4 screws per panel/shelf).... » Read More There's a break-off panel in the far back that is intended for cables. I used pliers to snap off the tiny posts that held it in place, but you can also use a flathead screwdriver and simply pry it off as the other poster suggested. There are also five panels attached with one screw on each side (2 for each panel) that allows you to open up a much bigger area (good if you need a lot of ventilation). These screws unscrew from the *inside* of the rack. In order to access these, you will need to remove the lower shelves and blind panels if they are still installed. (4 screws per panel/shelf). FWIW, the rear break-off panel can probably be removed via the rear door without removing the shelves first. « Show Less
1727223
Yes it was a PIA to get the old out and new one in. If I remember correctly I had to remove the black trim piece around it to get inside and pull out. They give you no help with instructions.