8
4
Place the selected screen (
(3)
or
(4)
) in the bowl
(2)
,
so that the triangle on the edge of the screen is aligned with
the padlock on the bowl
(2)
. The hole in the screen should be
aligned with the hole in the bowl.
Use fine mesh screen (4) for hard fruits such
as carrots, cucumbers, and apples. Use
coarse mesh screen (3) for soft fruits such as
watermelon, oranges, tomatoes, etc.
5
Put the squeezing screw
(5)
into the bowl
(2)
.
6
Place the hopper
(6)
on the bowl
(2)
, sliding the tabs into
the bowl slots and turn the hopper
(6)
fully clockwise .
7
Insert pusher
(7)
into the hopper
(6)
.
8
Place the containers
(8)
under the juice spout
(2e)
and
the container
(9)
under the pulp outlet
(2d)
.
Start up and use the appliance
Juice Maker rocker switch positions are shown in
Figure
B
.
“ON”
– turn on the appliance.
“OFF”
– turn off the appliance.
“REV”
– reverse mode.
●
Make sure the rocker switch
(1a)
is set in “OFF” position.
1
Plug in the appliance.
2
Put chopped fruits or vegetables into the hopper and
gently push with the pusher.
3
Open anti-drip plug
(2g)
.
Do NOT push products with your fingers or
other objects.
Thoroughly wash fruits and vegetables,
remove seeds or other hard fractions before
placing products in the appliance.
4
Turn on the appliance on by placing the rocker switch
(1a)
in “ON” position.
Do not touch the rocker switch (1a) with wet
hands.
Lid with hopper (6) must be securely locked ,
otherwise the appliance will not start.
5
Put more chopped fruits or vegetables into the hopper
and gently push with the pusher.
Do not use the appliance continuously for
more than 20 minutes. When squeezing juice
from hard food products, do not operate the
appliance for longer than 40 seconds and then
allow it to cool down completely.
E
The maximum weight of fruits and vegetables
placed in the Juice Maker should not exceed
250 g for each minute of operation. If the
squeezing screw gets stuck or clogged with
fruits or vegetables use the “REV” function for
2-3 seconds. If the problem persists, take the
appliance apart, clean and re-assemble (see
“Prepare the appliance for use (assemble)”).
After use (squeezing juice)
1
Turn off the appliance on by placing the rocker switch
(1a)
in “OFF” position.
2
Unplug power cord from wall outlet.
3
Close the anti-drip plug
(2g)
before removing the juice
container from under the juice spout
(2e)
. This will prevent
the juice from dripping on the kitchen worktop.
●
Pour the squeezed juice from the pitcher into glasses,
cups, etc.
If you want to rinse the appliance before
squeezing other fruits, you must first turn off
the appliance, replace the juice pitcher, turn the
appliance on again and pour a glass of water in
the hopper to rise out most of the residual pulp.
●
Take apart the appliance (see
“Before Use (take apart)”
).
To save space stack washed and dried
containers (8) and (9).
Maintenance
●
Thoroughly wash the appliance after each use,
preventing any juice or residual fruit or vegetable pulp
from drying.
●
Remove residue from crevices or corners using the
brush supplied with the juice maker.
●
Wipe the motor unit with a damp cloth and a few drops of
dishwashing liquid. Then wipe it dry.
If any water or juice penetrates into the motor
unit unplug the appliance and return it to
a service centre for inspection.
●
All items such as: a bowl
(2)
, anti-drip plug
(2g)
, sealing
sleeve
(2f)
, screens (
(3)
and
(4)
), squeezing screw
(5)
, lid
with hopper
(6)
, pusher
(7)
and containers (
(8)
and
(9)
)
should be washed in warm water with dishwashing liquid.
●
When cleaning the appliance do not use detergents
containing organic solvents, bleach, chlorine, gasoline or
other abrasive materials.
●
After prolonged use the plastic elements of the appliance
may become discoloured. This is not a defect.
●
Any discolouration from carrots can be removed with
a cloth soaked in cooking oil.
●
Thoroughly dry all appliance components after washing.
●
Assemble the appliance as described earlier (see
“Prepare the appliance for use (assemble)”
).
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