Lumina SL380J, Instruction Manual

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Frequently Asked Questions
Which fruits and vegetables are suitable for use in the juice extractor?
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The following fruits and vegetables are most suitable for use in the juice extractor: pineapple, apple,
melon, citrus fruits, cucumber, celery, carrot, spinach and tomato. Leafy vegetables (such as cabbage
and spinach) should be shaped into balls before being placed in the appliance.
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The following fruits and vegetables are not suitable for use in the juice extractor, as these juices
become too thick: banana, mango and papaya.
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The juice extractor cannot process hard and fibrous fruit and vegetables, or hard peel and pips.
Do I need to remove pips and peels?
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Remove any stones or pips (e.g. from cherries, plums or peaches).
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Remove any hard and non-edible peel (e.g. from pineapple, melon or potatoes).
Can I use the appliance outdoors?
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Do not use the appliance outdoors. Only use the appliance in dry indoor areas. Never use the
appliance in areas with high humidity.
Which mode "1" or "2" should i use?
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Use mode "1" for soft fruits and vegetables and mode "2" for hard fruits and vegetables.
Why does the motor not start after switching on?
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The appliance can only be switched on when the safety clip (Part 4 - as seen on page 7) is folded
upwards into the recesses on the feed tube and engages.
Is there a risk of overheating and damage to the motor?
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Do not leave the appliance switched on in uninterrupted continuous operation for more than a
maximum of 1 minute. Only switch the appliance on again after a five-minute cooling period.
Is it allowed to clean the individual parts in the dishwasher?
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The following individual parts are dishwasher-safe and may be washed in the dishwasher: pulp
container (Part 7), separating insert (Part 8), feed tube (Part 10), compressor (Part 11) and juice
container (Part 2). The temperature during the wash cycle must not exceed 80°C.
Whom can i contact if the appliance is damaged and must be repaired, or an item must be replaced?
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You find the contact information on the warranty card.