Juice Booster Instructions
Juice Booster Instructions
Juice
Booster
Enjoy the goodness of pure, fresh fruit juice everyday
Fruits and Vegetables:
The Juice Booster is ideal for apple juice, you can put whole, unpeeled
apples down the 65mm chute and it will juice them for you. Below are
some tips on dealing with other foods:
Carrots
Juice these whole, why not use the juice and pulp for a
soup?
Oranges
Peel these first, then put them down the chute
Grapefruit
Peel these first, then put them down the chute
Pears
Juice these whole
Grapes
On the vine
Strawberries
Larger ones are best, smaller may not juice efficiently
Lemons
Peel these first, a bit tricky but worth the wait, why not
make your own lemonade?
Pineapple
Cut into strips after removing the skin
Blueberries/
The smaller they are the less efficient the juicer becomes
Cranberries
Kiwis
Peel them first
Mangoes
Peel them first
Juice is sent to the Juice Collection Vessel (1 litre) and residue such as the
skin from an apple is sent to the Residue Collector.
For ease of cleaning it is suggested you line the Residue Collector with a
plastic bag and just take this bag out when it becomes full.
INSTRUCTIONS
Warnings
• The Juice Booster should always be used on a flat, dry surface.
• The Juice Booster will only work when the two safety locking arms are in
place.
• The Juice Booster has a protective device that will automatically switch
the unit off if overheating occurs, the unit will work again when the
motor cools (15 minutes).
• Do not use continuously for more then two minutes at a time; switch off
for one minute in between each two minute use.
• If power cord is damaged it must be replaced and only by a suitably
qualified electrician.
• Keep out of reach of children. This is not a toy.
• Store in a dry and ventilated area.
• Do not place on or near any hot surface.
• Do not drop the unit; this may cause dysfunction.
• Do not let the cord touch any hot surfaces or become knotted.
• Do not use with an extension cord or multi plug.
• Only use as described in these instructions.
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