The handle of this rice cooker is really difficult to remove! The screw on the handle of my pot is loose, so I want to tighten it. I opened its base and found that the handle screw was screwed from the handle to the bottle body, but there was no trace of the screw on the handle. It took a lot of effort to insert the nail and card into the gap of the handle, and the fingertips were bleeding, but they still didn't open, and there was no information on the Internet. I have no choice but to reinstall the base and continue to use it. After two or three weeks of use, the gap between the upper handle and the bottle body is wider, which makes the bottle cap difficult to cover and cannot be used without repair. It will look beautiful! So after careful observation last night, I thought it might have been removed from the upper handle. So press the button to open the bottle cap, insert the card into a gap on one side from the middle of the handle, and then slide up until it slides over the bottle cap (the card will break if it slides over the bottle cap with poor toughness). Be sure to slide over the bottle cap and push the first clip away; Similarly, use another piece of paper to open the first clip on the other side. The following is the key operation: insert the screwdriver from the root of the opened bottle cap into the gap between the handle and the metal bottle body with the right hand, gently pry it up and push it out. When the right hand pushes out, the left hand must press the button to open the bottle cap, otherwise it can't be pushed open. As soon as a part of it is pushed out, slide the card down and push away the other clips. As there is no kettle at hand now, I can't take pictures.