One touch technology don’t work?

[AntonS]

Guys, hello everyone! I would like to know about the one-touch pump. I talked to many guys and they said that the one-touch release button still needs to be held down all the time to deflate the implant, like in a classic pump, while squeezing the cylinders with the other hand. That is, it is not possible to press the button once, release it and wait for the liquid to start rolling back into the reservoir. So, the one-touch technology in Titan does not actually work? While in AMS you need to press and hold for 3 seconds, then, having felt a slight vibration, the implant deflates itself. You do not need to press the button all the time. I would like to hear your opinion

[dgraham]

I hold and squeeze. Its the only way it works for me.

[daddel]

For me, it works as advertised by Coloplast. I just press the button and the cylinders deflate by themselves.

I press the button, but keep it pressed for like 3-5 seconds, so the valve has time to open up completely (just pressing 1 second is not enough, you need to give the system a few seconds to open). Then, the cylinders deflate by themselves.

However, it took quite a while, I’m now 2 years after the OP. Once the cylinders break in, the system works as explained.

But of course, it’s physics: A little bit of saline stays in the cylinders and I like it like that, I don’t squeeze the rest out of the cylinders. But if I do, the penis is VERY empty.

[Tokyo_123]

I just press the button once, holding the butting for say 10 or a few more seconds while squeezing the cylinders and it's deflated.

I'm good with it.

[AntonS]

For me, it works as advertised by Coloplast. I just press the button and the cylinders deflate by themselves.

I press the button, but keep it pressed for like 3-5 seconds, so the valve has time to open up completely (just pressing 1 second is not enough, you need to give the system a few seconds to open). Then, the cylinders deflate by themselves.

However, it took quite a while, I’m now 2 years after the OP. Once the cylinders break in, the system works as explained.

But of course, it’s physics: A little bit of saline stays in the cylinders and I like it like that, I don’t squeeze the rest out of the cylinders. But if I do, the penis is VERY empty.

Thank you for your answer! Am I right in understanding that the deflation button needs to be held for 3-5 seconds and then you can release it and squeeze the liquid out of the cylinders without holding the button at the same time? Guys, I'd like to hear how others do it

[frank66665]

I have no reason to doubt that daddel's titan works well, that being said, I've read hundreds of posts and it didn't work at all, mine didn't work either

[Nico_from_belgium]

2 months in cycling and have to press the button all the time to deflate but I don't have to press the cylinders

[AntonS]

I have no reason to doubt that daddel's titan works well, that being said, I've read hundreds of posts and it didn't work at all, mine didn't work either

Hi Frank, How are you doing? When you say your Titan wasn't working either, do you mean the one touch shutter didn't work as advertised? Did you also have to hold that button down all the time until it went all the way down?

[frank66665]

I have no reason to doubt that daddel's titan works well, that being said, I've read hundreds of posts and it didn't work at all, mine didn't work either

Hi Frank, How are you doing? When you say your Titan wasn't working either, do you mean the one touch shutter didn't work as advertised? Did you also have to hold that button down all the time until it went all the way down?

Hi AntonS, everything is fine thanks, when I pressed the deflation button I had to squeeze my penis to deflate, otherwise it wouldn't deflate

[Kodixx]

AntonS, I have the AMS Tenacio pump and one touch doesn't work -- I have to hold the button to deflate. There are others on the forum who experience the same.

- Chuck

While in AMS you need to press and hold for 3 seconds, then, having felt a slight vibration, the implant deflates itself. You do not need to press the button all the time. I would like to hear your opinion