5. Do not put the Power Base into water for cleaning. Wipe it with damp cloth only.
6. After cleaning, please dry the parts thoroughly and store them in a dry, cool place.
STORAGE
1. Follow cleaning instructions to well maintain the juicer before storage.
2. Tidy up the power cord set.
3. Store the juicer away from easy access by children.
4. Store the juicer and the accessories at a dry, cool place.
USEFUL TIPS
Item Warning
Reason
1
Not for Ice cube.
The ice cube is too hard. It may damage the
squeezing parts.
2
Ingredients with long fiber need to be cut
Long fiber food may block the spout.
to 2-5cm thin strips or 2 x 2cm cubes.
3
The peel, pips and seeds must be
The hard pit or seeds may damage the
removed from oranges, lemons,
squeezing parts. The peel may block the
grapefruit and melons before use.
spout of pulp.
4
Do not use other implements as a pusher.
It may damage the juicer and cause injury.
5
Each juicing cycle no longer than 20 mins.
Using the juicer beyond 20 minutes may
cause damage to the motor.
6
Never put spoons or chopsticks in the
It may damage the juicer.
Chute opening, the juice and pulp spouts.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Trouble Cause Solutions
The juicer stops running
Too many ingredients put into
Switch to ‘
R
’ position instantly
suddenly.
the juicer
to make the ingredients return
upwards. If the juicer still stops
running, please clean the juicer
before re-use.
Hard fruits or vegetables have
Hard fruits and vegetables (such
not been cut in small pieces.
as carrot) should be cut into thin
strips or small cubes before
putting into chute.
The juice yield is low or juice
The Bowl and the silicone valve
Please re-install the Bowl and
flows out of the main housing.
are not installed properly.
silicone valve by referring to the
installation method.
Abnormal noise.
Parts cause extrusion sound
The sound is caused by extrusion
during squeezing.
of fruits and vegetables, which is
normal phenomenon.
NOTE
Please make sure the juicer and parts are dry before storage.
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