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12. The power cord must not hang over the edge of the table or touch hot
surfaces.
13. Do not leave the device or the power supply in the socket unattended
when it is switched on.
14. For additional protection, it is advisable to install a residual current
device (RCD) in the electrical circuit with a rated residual current not
exceeding 30 mA . A specialist electrician should be consulted in this
regard.
15. Before turning on the device, make sure that all parts are properly
installed.
16. Use only accessories provided by the manufacturer.
17. Be careful not to overload the machine , do not exceed the top edge
of the grain hopper (1) .
18. Always disconnect the device from the mains and disconnect the
power cord from the device when it is not in use or you want to start
cleaning it.
19. Do not disassemble the juicer while it is connected to a power socket.
20. Do not use abrasive pads or aggressive cleaning agents for cleaning.
21. After use and the device heater has cooled down, it is recommended
to disassemble and wash the elements thoroughly.
22. The device includes a heating element to facilitate
drainage of the oil and to obtain more of it. After finishing
work, wait approx. 20 minutes for the heater to cool down
and only after that time you can dismantle it, clean it from
seed residues and wash the device.
23. The maximum operating time of the device is 45 minutes. After this
time, the device turns off to protect the engine from overheating and
damage. Wait 20 minutes before restarting the device.
24. The device is used for extracting oil from oil plants : nuts, seeds,
seeds and grains , the oil content of which is greater than 30% . It is
forbidden to use the device with olives, olive pits , soybeans , vegetables ,
fruits, mushrooms .
1. Hopper
Device Description:
2. Cover lid
3. Filter
4. Socket
5. Keypad
6. Hopper cover
7. Pressing chamber cover and heating unit
8. Oil Container
9. Pomace container
10. Pressing chamber buckle
11. Outside cover lid
12. Pressing shaft
Summary of Contents for CR 4011
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