My husband and I received locked organizers. I could remove the end piece and slide the whole tray out at once, but how do you open each day?
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Just push in the end piece, pull out the tray you want and when you push it back in, the tray will be locked. Very easy to do. (LOVE THIS PILL ORGANIZER!)
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there is a lock-bar which retains the sliding clear day-of-the-week compartment lids. it is the same color and length (side to side) of the top. it is a thin narrow strip. Remove this and each clear day-of-the-week compartment lid will slide open. hope this helps.
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I did not know the entire tray could be removed, but the daily access is easy. At one end of the tray is a button. Pressing the button will allow you to simultaneously slide out the daily doors.
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On the upper right side there is a tab (mine is blue and it is by the SAT) hold it in while you slide down the individual days. If you want to remove the lock, hold it in while you slide down all of the days, then you should be able to remove it.
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I actually bought the pill organizer for my mother. She said that you need to push in the corner tab (Saturday) and at the same time pull out the long plastic piece but careful not to pull it all the way out or you will break it. And fill up with your pills. You will need to do this for each strip. Now to dispense your pills push in the tab and pull out the plastic only upto the pills you need at that time and turn over box to drop into your hand. Hope this helps.
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Just push down on bottom it should open.If its jamed I don't know how you would get the staple out.Maybe needlenose pliers?
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find the opening spaces and open those, then you can pop the case open. It is a bit frustrating at first, because you feel as though you may break it, but you won't.
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3 separate trays. Each "pots" back end just opens up into the middle of the tray. Still, that is what I did and didn't have any issues keeping them separated
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If I remember correctly it's locked with the little silver bit on the front of the lid. Pull that bit out til the edge is flush with the rest of the lid. Hope it works/helps!
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There is not a lock but the tray does have a metal bar that holds the wooden sliding bar under. This allows the tray to be moved without closing. Closing the tray requires intentionally sliding the wooden bar back in place. I have moved the trays while open with food on the it and was not worried about the tray closing
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The worst I had to do was pop the tray back on. They came neatly folded in a box, all I had to was unfold them. One's tray had come loose, but it was super easy to find the holes to pop it back in place.
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I use a butter knife and wedge it under the edge of the lid and then try sliding it across so that I can pry it off. Sometimes it's easier to pry open when it's not overfilled. Good luck! Hope this helps.
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Hi, turn to unlock and pull upward on each hinge. might even pry it up with a screw driver between the two parts on the hinge. mine was difficult too, it kinda of pops off when it does come off.
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Try a pair of channel locks.. I've got arthritis and keep a pair in my kitchen for opening all kinds of lids, drinks, etc. channel locks are a tool that's similar to adjustable pliers but longer handles and much better leverage.. Amazons probably got them... A must for old guys like me.
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There are some clips on the side that they snap into place you have to use your finger nail or something to push them up or in to be able to get it open. Once you get those going then you should try to wedge something in there so as it stays open and then do the others. Either do it from the top or the bottom and then go from there. Be gentle. its difficult to open but once you put your "CLEANED" i pad in there next to nothing gets to it. Dust water etc and every few(4/5) months pop it open and clean it out.
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Take the drawers out. There's a plastic tab. Push up on the tab and the drawers will slide out.
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You need to make sure all of the drawers are pushed all the way in. The same thing happened to me the first time I tried to lock mine. But like Michael I prefer to leave mine slightly ajar so I can have the top closed and still have access to the tools in the drawers.
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It is not easy... especially the first time! Look for the "latched" part on the long edge. Kind of push in the one part and pry the other apart. Once it has been opened, it is a little easier the next time. Hope this helps a little. I'm sorry I don't know how to be more specific in writing.
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Loosen that screw looking thing on the side that shows a lock and unlock then slide the cover open. I struggled with this also, but sliding the cover is the key.
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I don't have mine open now, but recall that the secret was to remove more screws and wires, which I think allowed separating the desired section. I initially tried what looked like the easy way with just a few screws, but the opening was not large enough to take it out that way, because protruding parts prevented mine from sliding out. If that's not clear enough, I can open mine again to refresh my memory.
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No. They each fit in their own individual moulded slot, so they won't fall out when you pull the tray out and down. But they are not attached, so it's very easy to take them out. As simply as if you were picking them out of a drawer.