Menuett 014930, Translation Of The Original Operating Instruction

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ASSEMBLY
1. Fit the rods (12) in the metal rings (10).
Make sure that all the rods are fitted with
the bevel end (A) in the same direction
and the straight end (B) in the other
direction.
FIG. 2
2. Fit the wooden press plate (5) and the
metal press plate (4) together with the
screws (11).
FIG. 3
3. Fit the threaded rod (8) together and fit it
on the base (13).
FIG. 4
NOTE:
The threaded rods consist of two parts, which
must be fitted together first.
4. Anchor the product base to a level,
stable surface with suitable screws (sold
separately) through the holes in the feet.
FIG. 5
NOTE:
The straight edge should rest on the base.
5. Put the juice bag (9) with the shredded
fruit in the barrel, so that it hangs out
over the edge. Press down the fruit by
hand. Harder fruit such as apples and
pears should be cut into small pieces or
ideally be run in a fruit grinder or crusher
before it is put in the bag.
FIG. 6
6. Place the semicircular wooden plates (7)
over the fruit, centred in relation to the
barrel. Place the wooden blocks (6) on
top (if there is space) and then place the
assembled press plates (4) and (5) over,
lengthwise in relation to the wooden
plates.
FIG. 7
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• Anchor the feet on the product to a level,
stable surface before use. This will prevent
the product moving or tipping over.
• Never put your hands or other parts of the
body in the barrel during the pressing.
• Keep the work area clean.
• Wipe up any spillage immediately – risk of
slipping.
DESCRIPTION
• Robust, mechanical juice extractor to
make your own fruit juice, cider and
squash.
• Made of solid non-toxic oak, cast iron and
steel. Press cloth of 100% polyester
supplied.
• Basket volume 18 l.
• Basket size Ø 28.5 x 37 cm.
PRODUCT PARTS
1. Handle
2. Press nut
3. Nylon washer
4. Press plate made of metal
5. Press plate made of wood
6. Wooden block (2)
7. Wooden plate
8. Threaded rod
9. Juice bag
10. Metal ring
11. Screws (53)
12. Thin rods (25)
13. Base
14. Extraction chute
FIG. 1