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Operating instructions – Waring Pro WO50B User Manual

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Before you use this product for the first time, please take a

few moments to read these instructions. Keep them for future
reference.

Parts

1. Rubberized handset

2. Power Up/Down switch

3. Power indicator light

4. Charge indicator light

5. Charging base

6. Foil cutter

7. Power adapter

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Connection and Use

We recommend that you charge your electric wine opener for at

least eight hours before using for the first time. Please follow the

instructions for recharging as stated below:
This appliance is for 120 volts only and should not be used with

a converter.

Recharging your Electric Wine Opener

Plug one end of the adapter cord into the base of the recharging

base and the other end into an electrical outlet. Place the

electric wine opener into the recharging base, making sure

that it is firmly in position and that it is fully engaged with the

recharging connection. A green charge light will flash indicating

that the unit is charging. It will take approximately 6-8 hours to

recharge your electric wine opener. When your electric wine

opener is fully recharged, the green light will stop flashing and

become a solid green light.
Your wine opener can open approximately 80 bottles of wine

on a full charge.

Foil Cutter

For your convenience, this unit has a

removable foil cutter, which is stored in

the base of the unit. Before removing the

cork, you must remove any foil from the

bottle (see fig 1). Attach foil cutter to the

top of the wine bottle. Keep hand on lower

part of bottle and turn foil cutter in twisting

motion to remove foil. Remove foil to expose

top part of cork surface.
CAUTION: Blade on foil cutter is sharp. Please keep fingers away

from cutter's sharp edges.

To Operate your Wine Opener

Press the lower part of the switch (indicated

by a down arrow) to remove a cork from the

bottle. Press the upper part of the switch

(indicated by an up arrow) to release a cork

from the mechanism after you have removed

the cork from the bottle (see fig 2).

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(fig 1)

(fig 2)