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SANTOS: Instruction and Maintenance Manual   

 

 

98112 EN 2.2 - 05 2014  

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www.santos.fr

 

 

 

USING THE MACHINE 

 

USING FOR THE 1st TIME: 

 

Attention: The meat must be boned and cut into pieces before being inserted into 

the insertion chute 

 

Preparation and use: 

 

1.  Insert the feed screw (3) with the friction washer (7) into the body of the mincer (1). 

(Fig. 3). Attention: make sure this hexagonal drive friction washer is in place or this 

could give rise to premature wearing of the parts in contact during operation. 

2.  Fit the blade (4) onto the square drive of the screw (3). 

3.  Fit the disc (5) drilled with the holes of the suitable diameter according to the work 

to be carried out and position it with respect to the anti-rotation pin (15) of the body 

of the mincer (1) (Fig. 4.a – 4.b).. 

4.  Screw up the nut (6) on the thread of the body of the mincer (1) and lock the 

assembly. 

5.  Position the mincer body assembly onto the end piece of the motor (8), and tighten 

the locking screw (2) (Fig. 5, Fig. 6). 

6.  Fit the meat pan (10) centred in the insertion chute of the body of the mincer (1) 

and applied against the stops (13) (Fig. 7). 

7.  Prepare the products to be processed in small pieces and place them on the pan 

(10). 

8.  Switch the on / off switch (14) to position 

« 1 »

9.  Place a container flush with the outlet near the disc (5) to take up the ground 

products. 

10. Insert the pieces of product to be processed into the insertion chute of the body of 

the mincer (1) and push the pieces with the plunger (11). 

 

NOTE: 

In the event of jamming during operation, the motor can be started up again in the 

opposite direction to unblock the feed screw (3) by switching the on/off switch (14) to 

« R ».

 

If,  however, the problem persists after a few attempts, you are advised to stop the 

appliance by switching the on/off switch (14) to 

« 0 »

 and disconnecting the power cord 

(12) from the appliance. Then clean and release the feed screw. 

 

Stopping the appliance: 

 

The appliance is stopped

1.  either by switching the on / off switch (14) to position

 « 0 »

 

2.  or by unplugging the power cord plug (12) (Fig. 1). 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for 12-12

Page 1: ...mixers Cheese graters Ice crushers Mincers Vegetable slicers Dough mixer Moulins caf Presse fruits Mixers Blenders Distributeurs de boissons Batteurs m langeurs P trin R pes fromage Broyeurs gla ons H...

Page 2: ...ING THE PRODUCT AT THE END OF ITS SERVICE LIFE 5 DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE 6 USING THE MACHINE 7 USING FOR THE 1ST TIME 7 Preparation and use 7 STOPPING THE APPLIANCE 7 DISMANTLING AFTER USE 8 CLEA...

Page 3: ...th the essential requirements of the above mentioned directives NF EN 12331 A1 2010 Machines for food products Mincers Safety and hygiene regulations This European standard is a type C standard as def...

Page 4: ...tervention on it cleaning general care maintenance 9 It is forbidden to operate the appliance on a surface with a slope in excess of 10 with respect to the horizontal plane The feet of the machine mus...

Page 5: ...connecting the power cable plug to your mains electric power socket PREPARING THE APPLIANCE FOR USE FOR THE 1st TIME Fig A Carefully clean the parts in contact with the food Fig 2 The body of the minc...

Page 6: ...upplied with 3 stainless still discs 62 mm drilled with the following holes 3 4 5 and 8 mm 1 stainless steel self sharpening blade The following is available as an option a set made up of three sausag...

Page 7: ...f the motor 8 and tighten the locking screw 2 Fig 5 Fig 6 6 Fit the meat pan 10 centred in the insertion chute of the body of the mincer 1 and applied against the stops 13 Fig 7 7 Prepare the products...

Page 8: ...Fig 2 CLEANING IMPORTANT Stop the appliance and unplug the power supply cable Cleaning in a jet of water or a high pressure spray is prohibited The motor unit 9 must not be immersed in water You are a...

Page 9: ...protective device has not tripped due to an overload Fig 8 If the problem persists switch off the power supply to the appliance unplug the cord from the mains socket 12 and call in the maintenance ser...

Page 10: ...218 wide x 306 long Dimensions of Discs used mm 62 70 Weight Net weight kg 17 19 Packaged weight kg 18 20 Noise 2 dBA 63 63 1 These ratings are provided as a rough guide The exact electrical specific...

Page 11: ...EN 2 2 05 2014 11 16 www santos fr WIRING DIAGRAMS Wiring diagram 220 240V 50 60Hz 4 3 2 Starting relay Brown On Off White White Black Brown Capacitor c Thermal protector Black Green Yellow White Whit...

Page 12: ...ce Manual 98112 EN 2 2 05 2014 12 16 www santos fr Wiring diagram 100 120V 50 60Hz On Off White Black Brown Thermal protector Green Yellow 4 White White 4 3 2 Blue White Capacitor M Yellow White Black...

Page 13: ...SANTOS Instruction and Maintenance Manual 98112 EN 2 2 05 2014 13 16 www santos fr FIGURES Figure 1 14 12 Figure 2 1 7 3 4 5 6 Figure 3 7 3 1...

Page 14: ...SANTOS Instruction and Maintenance Manual 98112 EN 2 2 05 2014 14 16 www santos fr Figure 6 2 Figure 4 b 15 Figure 4 a 15 5 1 Figure 5 8...

Page 15: ...SANTOS Instruction and Maintenance Manual 98112 EN 2 2 05 2014 15 16 www santos fr Figure 7 11 2 13 10 1 9 Figure 8...

Page 16: ...a duplicate exists in the conformity statement serial number manufacturing date electrical characteristics In case of serious damage judged repairable only in our workshops and after prior consent fro...

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