Anyone using one with a Pop&Lock? Does it work with the "plastic handle only" Pop&Lock?
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I don't think so as Pop&Lock; makes two, one for plastic handle and one for metal handle. See manufacturer's website: http://www.popandlock.net/Manual_Tailgate_Lock/Ford_Tailgate_Lock/Manual_Ranger
312692
Make sure the attachment is pushed all the way in, then turn the locking ring at the top of the handle. It can be difficult to turn!
977983
In my case, no! Works good for me! But you just take the handle never touch other part .
1138368
The Guard'n'lock replaces the existing handle on the faucet. It is essentially a replacement handle that will only turn the facet on when its key is engaged, otherwise the Guard'n'lock handle spins freely. I purchased one, but had to return it because it was not compatible with my anti freeze faucet. So before you order, check to make certain that it is compatible with your facet.
42929
I would say yours has a problem. With ours you just push the release and the door actually "pops" open. You shouldn't need both hands. Send it back.
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.
1138369
The Guard'n'lock replaces the existing handle on the facucet. It is essentially a replacement handle that will only turn the facet on when its key is engaged, otherwise the Guard'n'lock handle spins freely. I purchased one, but had to return it because it was not compatible with my anti freeze facucet. So before you order, check to make certain that it is compatible with your facet.
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The first one I owned of these the handle fell off. It was a glasss handle. I was foolish enough to buy another one 10 years later hoping the handle problem had been addressed. So I thought since they changed to a silicone handle maybe they had fixed the problem. I see they have not. My main problem with this popper this time is that I didn't like the way the popcorn tasted after popping it. I only used it twice and gave it to Goodwill. I did not use it enough to wait for the handle to fall off. Even if you found another handle I don't know how you would attach it. Whatever way the manufacturer is attaching is not working so I don't think anyone else could do it either. The first one I owned of these the handle fell off. It was a glasss handle. I was foolish enough to buy another one 10 years later hoping the handle problem had been addressed. So I thought since they changed to a silicone handle maybe they had fixed the problem. I see they have not. My main problem with this popper this time is that I didn't like the way the popcorn tasted after popping it. I only used it twice and gave it to Goodwill. I did not use it enough to wait for the handle to fall off. Even if you found another handle I don't know how you would attach it. Whatever way the... » Read More The first one I owned of these the handle fell off. It was a glasss handle. I was foolish enough to buy another one 10 years later hoping the handle problem had been addressed. So I thought since they changed to a silicone handle maybe they had fixed the problem. I see they have not. My main problem with this popper this time is that I didn't like the way the popcorn tasted after popping it. I only used it twice and gave it to Goodwill. I did not use it enough to wait for the handle to fall off. Even if you found another handle I don't know how you would attach it. Whatever way the manufacturer is attaching is not working so I don't think anyone else could do it either. « Show Less
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There's a black plastic lock release switch that you need to slide while you squeeze the handles. It's a bit difficult at first, but after you've broken them in, it locks and unlocks pretty easily.
1268252
It has a very simple lock mechanism that works. But, be advised that it is easy to unlock the handle from the outside by merely "turning" the fake key slot. In other words, it locks but not in a way that could keep someone out if they wanted to turn the mechanism.
622220
In theory, you press on it, and it unlocks the lip (after you have used the key to actually release the bolt on the upper part) - so it's not a thumb lock, just a hold/release mechanism rather than a handle. Having said that, you should be aware that 2 of the units I purchased were faulty and other reviewers are having the same issue. I replaced mine with Kwikset Tavaris Single Cylinder Handleset w/Vedani Lever which is actually nicer looking and has worked perfectly since I installed it 7 months ago.
1555533
There is no lock for securing the wand to the handle. It's just a friction fit. I haven't had any trouble with it inadvertently coming apart.
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The first one I owned of these the handle fell off. It was a glasss handle. I was foolish enough to buy another one 10 years later hoping the handle problem had been addressed. So I thought since they changed to a silicone handle maybe they had fixed the problem. I see they have not. My main problem with this popper this time is that I didn't like the way the popcorn tasted after popping it. I only used it twice and gave it to Goodwill. I did not use it enough to wait for the handle to fall off. Even if you found another handle I don't know how you would attach it. Whatever way the manufacturer is attaching is not working so I don't think anyone else could do it either.
317256
The handle had not done that with me. It has a locking ring that keeps it in place.This is a great machine and I'm glad I bought it.
1343595
The handle should snap and lock into place. Pressing the blue tab on the wand after inserting handle should lock. If not, it's defective.
1553096
The handle goes both ways, but if you hold the barrel (where the grated cheese comes out) and reverse the handle it unlocks and the handle comes off, so that is how the whole think comes apart to be cleaned. I previously had a metal cheese grater, and this zyliss one in plastic seems more secure and works great. We are using it daily and are glad we purchased this brand of grater.
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I just received mine. It does not work with a standard threaded pole. The grip is not the female end that could be attached to a pole. The handle is the male end and inserts into the end of an Unger made pole. It uses two spring loaded posts to hold it on the pole. Don't buy it unless you have a pole you can adapt it to.