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Operation and Safety Manual

300IX Gravity-feed Slicer

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1.  With the carriage and meat table assembly removed, undo the blade cover securing knob 

(13) and lift the blade cover (1) straight off the blade.

2.  Clean the centre plate with a warm damp cloth.
3.  The blade is now completely exposed. Wearing steel mesh protective gloves, wipe the blade 

surfaces (front and back), moving from the centre out to the edge of the blade, using a 
warm, damp cloth.

4.  Dry off the blade and lightly smear on some protective oil using the cloth supplied. Make 

sure that you are still wearing the steel mesh glove.

5.  Pass a damp cloth across the gap between the blade and the blade guard (21). Holding the 

cloth pressed lightly against the inner surface of the guard, pull it around the length of the 
blade guard to clear any debris.

6.  Replace the blade cover so that the nut on the underside of the plate engages the blade 

centre.

7.  While pressing down on the centre of the plate push and turn the blade cover securing knob 

to engage it in the blade cover. Tighten the knob.

8.  Replace the meat table and carriage assembly and tighten the securing knob.
 

Make sure that the edge of the meat table sits right up against the blade cover. You may 
have to push the meat table back to the end of its travel to seat it correctly.

The slicer is now clean and ready for use.

Cleaning Schedule

How frequently the slicer is cleaned will depend on how heavily the machine is used. However, 
we recommend that you adopt the following cleaning schedule as a MINIMUM requirement to 
maintain hygiene.

Wipe down slicing guide,

meat table & centre plate

Wipe down all exposed

surfaces (no disassembly)

Clean all surfaces including

blade (disassemble machine)

After

every use

Before

first use

Every

half day

After

last use

The cleaning schedule

Summary of Contents for 300IX

Page 1: ...Heavy Duty Belt driven Manual Operation Gravity feed Slicer 300IX Model Operation and Safety Manual...

Page 2: ...servicing 10 USE ONLY the attachments provided by the manufacturer and designed for this machine YOUR SAFETY IS OUR PRIMARY CONCERN DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPERATE THIS MACHINE UNTIL YOU HAVE READ AND UNDE...

Page 3: ...procedures that you can perform to ensure the trouble free operation of the slicer Conventions and Symbols used in this Manual To reduce confusion and to highlight important points and safety matters...

Page 4: ...TIVE HAND COVERINGS SUCH AS STEEL MESH GLOVES TO PREVENT ACCIDENTAL INJURY FROM THE BLADE The Special Note flag This is an upside down triangle with an exclamation mark inside it It appears in the lef...

Page 5: ...c thickness control allows for cutting of slices from 0 to 16mm Last Slice device to minimise waste in slicing processed foodstuff stubs Self contained and built in sharpening device with grinding and...

Page 6: ...ded and make sure that the power is turned off You should never hose down or spray with water any component of this machine or its environment You should never immerse the machine into water Once the...

Page 7: ...ragged or roughened or when the effort required to slice increases significantly Refer to the Maintenance section for the correct procedure for blade sharpening Manual operation Begin using the slicer...

Page 8: ...tres of foodstuffs on a slicer without wastage can be difficult This is particularly the case when slicing packaged foodstuffs with rounded off ends or stubs The Last Slice device overcomes the proble...

Page 9: ...d surfaces with a cloth that has been placed in warm water and squeezed dry This removes any dust or other matter that may have been deposited over night 2 Before the start of each cutting operation a...

Page 10: ...ny debris 6 Replace the blade cover so that the nut on the underside of the plate engages the blade centre 7 While pressing down on the centre of the plate push and turn the blade cover securing knob...

Page 11: ...he external surfaces of the slicer We recommend that you clean the machine prior to any other maintenance operation so that all surfaces are free of and grease This makes the machine easier and safer...

Page 12: ...turn it 180 clockwise b and let it drop back to the end of its stroke c 4 Switch on the slicer at the powerpoint and press the ON button Allow the blade to reach its operating speed 5 Press the grindi...

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