Operation
Warning!
To avoid health hazards, thoroughly wipe off Hamburger Press parts
with a clean rag. Then, clean all of the parts in a dishwasher using hot or warm
water, and an antibacterial soap. Always follow this procedure before and after
each use. Failure to follow these precautions may result in serious injury due to
food poisoning.
1. Weigh out or approximate 1/4 to 1/3 Lb. of ground meat.
3. Lift the tab on the
Upper Base (#3)
.
4. Roll the beef into a ball and place it squarely on the center of the
Lower Base (#5)
.
5. Lower the tab on the
Upper Base (#3)
and gently press down.
Note:
The meat might stick to the
Lower Base (#5)
or the
Middle Plate (#4)
,
depending on the fat content of the meat. Try spraying both parts with a light coat
of vegetable oil prior to pressing.
Maintenance
1. Disassemble by turning the
Nut (#2)
counterclockwise to loosen, Remove the
Upper Base (#3)
and the
Middle Plate (#4)
.
2. Clean as per the instructions in the above
Warning
.
3. Dry thoroughly with a clean dishcloth.
4. If you store the Hamburger Press for extended periods of time, spray a light
coating of vegetable oil on it and wrap it in a plastic bag,
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2. The distance between the
Middle Plate (#4)
and the
Upper Base (#3)
deter-
mines the thickness of the patty. To make the thickest patty (3/8”), leave the
Middle Plate (#4)
flush against the
Upper Base (#3)
. For a thinner patty, loosen
the
Nut (#2)
and lower the
Middle Plate (#4)
to achieve the desired thickness.
Tighten the
Nut (#2)
.
