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433TJ-4A Jerky Slicer Driven
Shaft Assembly
433TJ-4B Tenderizer Driven
Shaft Assembly
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LEM Products • 109 May Drive, Harrison, OH 45030 • PH: 877-536-7763 • www.lemproducts.com
LEM Products • 109 May Drive, Harrison, OH 45030 • PH: 877-536-7763 • www.lemproducts.com
ASSEMBLY OF THE
TENDERIZER & SLICER SHAFTS:
!! Do not assemble without carefully
reading the instructions below !!
The 433TJ can be used as a jerky slicer (the drive shaft has tenderizer blades, and the
driven shaft has slicer blades) or as a tenderizer (both shafts have tenderizer blades).
These must be assembled correctly, or the unit will not function.
For slicing:
The spacers (#7) must be assembled exactly the same on both shafts so the tenderizer
blades and the slicer blades are adjacent to each other. The tenderizer blades have a notch
in the square opening, so always line these up after washing. They also have a cutting
direction (see schematic). The pointed side should always be on the back edge of the
cutting action. The slicer blades also have a direction. They are sharpened on only one
edge, so they have a bevel. The direction of the bevel should be the same for all the
knives as shown in Detail A on the schematic. Always install the flat side toward the gear
end of the shaft. When installing the driven shaft (#4A) in the unit, always place the flat
side of the slicer blade against the tenderizer blade. If you place the beveled edge against
the tenderizer blade, the unit will not slice properly.
For tenderizing:
The spacers must be positioned so the tenderizer blades on the drive shaft and the
tenderizer blades on the driven shaft are one spacer apart. This is accomplished by
placing an extra nylon spacer (#7) nearest the gear on the driven shaft. This will offset
the tenderizer knives by about 1/8”. Be sure the direction of the knives on both shafts is
correct, i.e. the pointed edge should be on the back edge of the cutting action.
