Garde 181COM1BSSMA User manual

Heavy-Duty
#10 Can Opener
Thank you for your purchase
of a Garde Heavy-Duty #10
Can Opener!
This manual outlines cleaning, proper use,
and replacing wearable parts. The Garde
Heavy-Duty #10 Can Opener is made of
durable cast iron construcon with a rust-
resistant coang. It can be used to open
cans of all sizes including #10 Cans.
Can openers are available with and without bases.
A new or exisng base is requred for proper
leverage when opening cans.
Using Your New Can Opener
1. Posion the can you are opening on the counter
on top of the base with the lip of the can touching
the can opener.
2. Line up the knife on the inside lip of the can.
With the handle upright punch down so the knife
punctures the can’s lid.
3. Push the handle down so it is parallel with the
counter and begin turning the handle to open
the can.
4. Once the lid is separated, safely remove it from
the can. Avoid touching the sharp edges of the lid
created while opening the can.
5. Pull the can opener up and move the can away
from the opener.
See reverse for cleaning, maintenance,
replacement parts, and warranty informaon.
181COM1BSSMA, 181COM1BSTMA,
181COM1NBMA
05/2021

Replacement Parts
Warranty
Replacing The Gear
(181CO1GEARMA)
Replacing The Knife
(181CO1KNIFMA)
Cleaning/Maintenance
Gear
181CO1GEARMA
Washer
181CO1WASHMA
Plated Steel Base
181BASE1PSMA
Stainless Steel Base
181BASE1SSMA
Knife
181CO1KNIFMA
Knife & Gear Kit
181COM1KITMA
Knife Support
181COM1SUPMA
Screw Set
181CO1SCRWMA
Replacement parts can be purchased from the same locaon
the can opener was purchased.
This can opener is guaranteed to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for the
period of 1 Year. The warranty does not cover the knife and gear. The warranty does not
cover failure due to neglect, misuse or improper handling. The warranty does not apply to
any use of or sale of the product outside of the United States.
1. Insert the can opener into the base. The base will be needed
for leverage while removing the gear.
2. Use a at head screw driver to hold the gear in place by
jamming the head of the screw driver into the teeth of the
old gear. You will need to apply enough pressure to hold the
gear in place.
3. With the screw driver in place, begin turning the handle
counter clockwise. You should feel the tension in the spring
ease up and the gear will come loose aer a few turns.
4. Remove the old gear and keep the washer. Insert the new
gear with the washer on top. Turn the handle clockwise unl
the handle connects to the sha below the gear. The spring
should be tense now and the can opener ready to use.
1. Using either a Phillips or at
head screw driver, remove the 2
screws that connect the knife to
the opener.
2. Remove and discard the old
knife while keeping the knife
support plate.
3. Posion the new knife in line
with the holes and place the
support plate on top of the knife.
4. Use the screwdriver to ghten
the screws.
The can opener’s surface and knife should be cleaned regularly using a food safe sanizer.
Recommendation: Noble Chemical’s QuikSan Sanitizer and Disinfectant (147QUIKSAN)
Use a toothbrush-style brush to ensure you are able to reach the crevices around the knife.
Recommendation: Scrubble Products 7¼” Utility Brush with Stainless Steel Bristles (27140675)
Aer cleaning, apply a food safe oil to the gear to keep it turning smoothly.
Recommendation: Petrol-Gel Food Grade Sanitary Lubricant - 4 oz. Tube (401PETROGEL)
It is recommended the knife and gear are replaced at the same me for opmal performance