Imetec N5901, Operating Instructions Manual

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• Wash the removable parts: the presser (1), the inlet (2), the auger (3), the stainless
steel filter (4), the mixer drum (5), the container (6) and the juice and waste juice
containers (17-18) by hand.
• Clean the stainless steel filter (4) from the outside and inside with the brush supplied
(19) [Fig. P].
• Never immerse the washable parts in water hotter than 60°C.
• Clean the motor casing (14) with a damp, well-wrung sponge.
• Dry with a dry cloth.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Should one of the problems indicated occur, adopt the proposed solution:
Problem Solution
The food continues to turn in the
filter (4) and is not extracted.
Press the CONTRAST button to invert the direction of
rotation and free the auger from food.
Excessive pulp is accumulated in
the filter (4).
Disassemble the filter (4) and auger (3) between one
juice extraction and another and clean them from
residue. Resume the process.
Alternate fibrous vegetables such as carrots with
softer food.
The appliance does not work. Close the inlet (2) tightly.
Juice comes out from the bottom
of the container (6)
Fully close the silicone lever at the rear of the
container.
The inlet (2) does not close.
Check the assembly of all the parts: container (6),
filter (4) and auger (3).
The appliance stops during
extraction.
Press the CONTRAST button to invert the direction of
rotation and free the auger from food and then resume
the process.
Extract at high speed 2 or 3.
The plastic parts stain with
vegetables, such as carrots.
Clean the plastic parts with a cloth dipped in
vegetable oil.
DISPOSAL
The product is packaged in recyclable materials. Dispose of packaging in accordance
with the environmental protection regulations.
Pursuant to art. 26 of Legislative Decree 14 March 2014, No. 49 "Implementation of
Directive 2012/19/EU on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE)", the
crossed bin symbol on the appliance or its packaging indicates that the product must
be disposed of separately from other waste at the end of its useful life.
The user must therefore take the appliance to an appropriate recycling centre for
electrical and electronic equipment. Alternatively, instead of handling the disposal,
the appliance can be handed over to the retailer when a new, equivalent appliance is
purchased.