Catler JS 8010, Instructions For Use Manual

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CARE AND CLEANING
• Clean out the juicer after every use. Before
cleaning it, make sure that the juicer is turned
off, disconnected from the power socket and
properly disassembled into its individual parts.
• For easier cleaning, wash all the used remov-
able parts that come into contact with food
immediately after use. Dried on juice and pulp
residues may clog the holes in the strainer and
thereby reduce juicing efficiency.
• Thoroughly wash the removable parts in warm
water with neutral dishwashing detergent and
then rinse with clean water and dry thorough-
ly with a wiping cloth. To make the removal
of the pulp easier, remove the silicone plug
from the hole located underneath the juicing
chamber. After cleaning out the pulp outlet,
it is important not to forget to close the sili-
cone plug. Thoroughly wash the strainer un-
der running warm water and using a neutral
kitchen detergent and a cleaning brush. View
it against light to check that the holes in the
strainer are clean. If you are unsuccessful in
cleaning out the holes, soak the strainer in
warm water with the addition of lemon juice
and then wash again. Finally, rinse the strainer
under running water and thoroughly wipe dry
with a fine wiping cloth.
NOTE:
All removable parts are suitable for
washing in a dishwasher. Place them in
the upper rack of the dishwasher.
• If the surface of the motor unit is dirty, it can
be wiped away using a dampened cloth. Then
dry everything thoroughly. Never submerge
the motor unit in water or rinse it under run-
ning water.
• For cleaning, do not use abrasive cleaning
products, thinners, solvents, etc. Otherwise
the surface may be damaged.
• When not using the appliance, store it in a dry
place out of children's reach. You can store the
appliance assembled.
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