Does the screw knob on top pull the clamps on the sides inward to lock the lid in place? Or does it screw the lid downward to lock on?
1739996
I read the directions and followed them several time but I couldn't get it to lock right and thus it wouldn't hold pressure so I returned it.
1977639
No, if you pull the handle to the out position, it should lock in place until you push the button to release it! If this is happening, I would send it back for a replacement.
852342
Yes, the top does screw on tightly, but I haven't turned it upside down to check for leaks. And anyways, the lid needs to be loosened up a bit so that air can get into it, so that the liquid flows out easily. The spigot did leak a little at first, but stopped after I tightened it down a bit. It has worked great ever since. We like it very much! Hope this helps.
1049183
Yes. It can screw down in two positions. That is to say, every time you put the lid on, you can choose which side the opening is. This way, you can use it left or right handed.
661559
Nope, its pretty snug when you place it in, but also easy to remove with your fingers. The lid is externally threaded and this sits in the inside, so the lid is able to screw down all the way with no issues. I hope this helps!
834736
The instructions say you should lock it down, which I found odd. If you don't latch it, the lid can rise a bit.
495326
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!
2214655
I'm not sure what you mean by a lid lock. It has the metal part where your latch hooks to it so it opens a shuts with the handle. There is no lock on it, you just close it and it stays shut.
1639663
No, it doesn't lock open if you pull or push it all the way. There are other brands here in Amazon that offer that feature.
2214656
This is the replacement lid for the Fan-Tastic vent fan. It has the hinge attached, but did not come with any other hardware. My vent fan has a knob that you turn and this lid goes up or down, there is not 'lid lock' that I know of.
1597096
Yes. The lid has a spring loaded hinge, it will clamp shut from all positions until it is pulled back all the way; at which point it will stay open
1376052
No the lid doesn't screw on. You just push it down into place. You need to make sure it is on securely by pushing down hard til you hear a snap or pop to insure you don't lose your drink. I found that out yesterday the hard way. Luckily it was only water. If you snap the lid down it is very secure.
1639373
If you start to screw on the lid 180 degrees from where you usually start it, it will tighten so the handle is on the opposite side. in other words, the spout can can be repositioned but not the handle. Hope this helps!
2235130
No, it's like a pressure cooker lid. Turn 1/8 turn counterclockwise to lock and clockwise 1/8 turn to unlock. There is a pin in the cover that becomes flush with the lid when it is locked which is located above the left handle in the picture but not shown.
1049182
The lid screws down securely, the only issue I have had is that it ends up not exactly lined up with your mouth after using for a while, but it's only about 3/8 of an inch off. Great mug to buy for the price.
976780
Yes the lid lock click close and no mess when turn upside-down. I have these pretty bobbin box for more than a year now. Sturdy and really serving its purpose. My bobbins are well organized. So happy with the purchase so far. The plastic is not fragile to break like other bobbin box.
1659668
It does not.While cooking you can open either one side or the other without removing the lid but it doesn't lock in place. Good idea though!