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Capacity of pulp collector 25 to 34
depending on type of ingredients.
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Capacity of juice container 30 oz.
Wash, rinse and dry the parts in
contact with food: the upper casing lid
(a), the juice extractor elements
the
pusher
the pulp collector and the
graduated juice container
To familiarize yourself with your
appliance, follow the instructions below
for the dismantling and assembling of
the juice extractor elements
Dismantling
Your appliance must be unplugged.
Pull out the pusher
and the upper
casing lid
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Take hold of the feeder tube
and
turn it clockwise until it stops
figure
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Pull the feeder tube upwards to take
out the juice extractor in one piece
(see figure
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Turn the lid
counterclockwise
then detach it from the container
and pull out the grater and filter unit
(see figure 3 + 41.
Assembling
Insert into the motor unit
the
container(g), the grater and filter
unit and the lid
(see figure
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Grasp the feeder tube
and turn it
counterclockwise until it stops
(see figure
Put in place the upper casing lid
Note: The upper casing lid
is not
always necessary for the
functioning of the juice extractor.
Now you can use your juice extractor.
Remove the piece of cardboard placed
in the feeder tube.
Plug in the appliance.
Make sure that the pulp collector
and the graduated juice container
are firmly in place.
Screw in the juice extractor elements
turning counterclockwise until it
stops and put on the upper casing
lid (a).
Turn on the juice extractor.
Put the fruits or vegetables into the
feeder tube
guiding them with the
pusher
When the graduated juice container
is full, stop the motor and empty.
Never go past the MAX level marked
on the container.
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To replace the container, place it on
the juice container base and slide
it towards the motor unit
(see figure
When the pulp collector is full, stop
the motor and empty.
For juicy pulps never go past the MAX
level marked on the container.
For drier pulps, you may use the
collector to the fullest capacity.
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To replace the container, insert the
hooks in the corresponding slots on
the motor unit
until it locks in
place (see figure 81.
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