using your juicer
assembly and use
1 Fit the filter holder
.
2 Fit the filter
inside the filter holder.
3 Fit the lid. Lock the lid by clipping
the top of the latches
to the lid.
Then snap the bottom of the latches
into place.
4 Slide the pulp collector into position.
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Your juicer will not operate if
either the pulp collector or lid
are not fitted correctly.
5 Fit the anti-drip spout
to the filter
holder and turn to the juicing
position
uppermost.
a
= juicing position
b
= anti-drip position.
6 Put the juice jug under the outlet.
The foam separator in the jug
ensures that the juice is free from
foam.
7 Use the recommended usage chart
as a guide for juicing different fruits
and vegetables.
8 Switch on
and feed the food
items down with the pusher –
ensuring the groove in the pusher
aligns with the notch on the inside of
the feed tube.
9 After adding the last piece of food;
allow the juicer to continue to run to
help clear the juice from the
filter/filter holder. The time will vary
depending on the fruit type and
thickness of the juice extracted.
10 Press the stop button
and wait
until the filter has stopped and the
final flow of juice has reduced to a
few slow drips. Then turn the spout
so that the anti-drip position
is
uppermost before removing the jug.
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When juicing hard foods we
recommend a maximum quantity of
2Kg with a maximum operating time
of 2 minutes. Some very hard foods
may make your juicer slow down or
stop. If this happens switch off and
unblock the filter.
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Switch off and clear the pulp
collector regularly during use.
Always unplug after use.
note:
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Vitamins degrade - for maximum
benefit the sooner you drink your
juice, the more vitamins you'll get.
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If you need to store the juice for a
few hours put it in the fridge. It will
keep better if you add a few drops
of lemon juice.
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Don’t drink more than three 230mls
(8 fl.oz.) glasses of juice a day unless
you're used to it.
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Dilute juice for children with an equal
amount of water.
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Juice from dark green (broccoli,
spinach etc) or dark red (beetroot, red
cabbage etc) vegetables is extremely
strong, so always dilute it.
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Fruit juice is high in Fructose (fruit
sugar), so people with diabetes or
low blood sugar should avoid
drinking too much.
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