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• The design of the feed chute accommodates larger produce. It will easily
accommodate most whole fruits and vegetables, such as, apples, beets,
carrots and celery. If necessary, cut into large pieces before inserting into feed
chute.
• Be sure all parts of the juice extractor are clean and dry. See the CARE AND
CLEANING instructions section of the manual on page 12.
USING YOUR JUICE EXTRACTOR
1. Assemble the fruits and or vegetables to be used on the counter or in a bowl
next to the extractor.
2. Place the juice pitcher, a clean measuring cup or glass under the spout.
3. Be sure the pulp container is in place.
Note: When using the appliance, do not allow the pulp container to overfill. This
may cause the appliance to stall.
4. Plug appliance into standard electrical outlet.
5. Turn the power to the low setting (1) and allow it to run 10 seconds before
placing any food into the feed chute.
6. Select the low speed (1) for soft to medium textured fruits and vegetables; use
the high speed (2) for hard foods, such as, carrots, beets and broccoli.
7. Insert the fruits and/or vegetables into the feed chute and use the food pusher
as a guide to gently direct the produce through the feed chute. To get the
most juice from the fruits and vegetables, do not rush the food through the
appliance.
Note: Never place fingers or hands into the feed chute.
8. The juice extractor will automatically separate the juice and pulp.
Note: Both the juice pitcher and pulp basket can be emptied at any time. Simply
slide the control switch to the off (0) setting. Be sure to replace both containers
before resuming juicing.
Important: Both the juice pitcher and pulp container can be emptied at any
time. Always slide the control switch to the off (0) setting and allow the motor
to come to a complete stop before emptying either. Be sure to replace both
containers before resuming extraction.
9. When juicing is complete, turn the dial to off (0) and wait for the motor to
come to a complete stop. Allow all remaining juice to drip into juice pitcher
before removing it.
10. Unplug appliance and follow directions under DISASSEMBLING YOUR JUICE
EXTRACTOR.
JUICE EXTRACTOR TIPS
• Do not put food into the extractor before turning the appliance on.
• For best results, refrigerate fruits and vegetables before juicing.
• Let the appliance run for at least 10 seconds before placing any food into the
feed chute.
• Do not let the juice or pulp container overfill while using the machine. Turn
the appliance off, wait for the motor to stop running and any juice to stop
flowing. Empty the juice and/or pulp container. Be sure they are properly
replaced before resuming operation of the extractor.
• For easy cleanup, place a plastic bag inside the pulp container before using
the appliance.
• Do not process bananas, avocados or coconut. They have no juice and will
clog the appliance.
• Be sure to remove all pits and large seeds from fruits.
• To make delicious citrus juice, peel the fruit, removing all the white pith.
Refrigerate till cold and process the fruit through the extractor for a great
drink.
• For maximum nutritional benefits, drink your processed juice right a way.
FOR OPTIMUM JUICING
• Avoid excessive build up of pulp on the underside of the cover.
• Use the pusher as a guide. Do not use excessive force. Food allowed to
flow slowly through the extractor produces more juice.
USES FOR THE PULP
The pulp from the fruits and vegetables is high in nutritional value. Use it
to add fiber and flavor to muffins and quick breads. Use it to thicken soups,
casseroles and sauces. Use fruit pulp to add nutrition and flavor to desserts,
such as, puddings and cakes. Be sure to use it the same day you extract the
juice.
Pulp is also food for your garden. You can use it as compost.
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