Oster Deluxe Wine Opener plus Wine Aerator Instruction Manual - Page 4

Operating Instructions Electric Wine Opener Connection and Use We recommend that you charge your electric wine opener for at least eight hours before using it for the first time. Please follow the instructions for charging below: Recharging your Electric Wine Opener Plug one end of the adapter cord into the base of the charging unit and the other end into a power outlet. Place the Electric Wine Opener into charging unit, ensuring that it is firmly in position and that it is fully engaged with the charging connection. It will take approximately 6-8 hours to charge your electric wine opener. The Charging LED light will illuminate when the unit is charging. To Operate Your Electric Wine Opener The Electric Wine Opener is operated by one single switch. The switch has two functions. Press the lower part of the switch to remove a cork from a bottle. Press the upper part of the switch to release a cork from the mechanism after you have removed from the bottle. (Figure 1) Up Down Figure 1 Before removing the cork you must remove any foil from the bottle using the foil cutter provided. (Figure 2) 6 www.oster.com 1 Place the Electric Wine Opener on top of the wine bottle making sure that it remains as upright as possible at all times. If you hold the Electric Wine Opener at an angle to the bottle it will not remove the cork properly. (Figure 3) 2 Hold the Electric Wine Opener firmly and depress the lower part of the switch. The corkscrew spiral will turn in a clockwise direction and enter the cork, then gradually remove it from the bottle. When the Electric Wine Opener mechanism has stopped, the cork has been fully removed from the bottle. 3 Lift the Electric Wine Opener away from the bottle. To remove the cork simply depress the upper part of the switch. The spiral will turn in a counter-clockwise direction and release the cork. (Figure 4) 4 Always return the Electric Wine Opener to the recharging unit when finished with it. This will protect the mechanism while it is not in use. www.oster.com Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 7