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The device must be cleaned as many times as possible, to prevent dry food waste from
sticking on parts. For cleaning, dilute soap or mild detergent in warm water and apply with a soft cloth.
With a cloth humidified with water rinse the device and then, dry the parts with a soft dry cloth.
Never use products or abrasive sponges for cleaning, it may scratch or damage the surface of
the pieces. Do not pour water into it for cleaning, it can cause electric shock or even burn the device.
WARNING!
Be careful while cleaning the Discs, it is extremely sharpened. Handle carefully otherwise it
might cause an accident. Same warn for any other cutting part of the device.
Once the cleaning of the Disc is finished, and it is locked on the axle with screws and flat
washers, reset the Nozzle locking with the Knobs.
Never operate the device if the Disc is not locked and the Nozzle is not locked with the
Knobs, it might cause an accident.
IMPORTANT
The manufacturer is not responsible for possible direct or indirect damages caused by non-
compliance with rules and instructions in this manual.
WARNING!
It is extremely important that the products used in cleaning ensure maximum hygiene and
are nontoxic.
5.2 Maintenance and Behavior in Case of Malfunctions
The operator must be instructed to perform routine inspections, making small adjustments,
cleaning and watch evidence of malfunction that may occur. Examples: check strange noises; power
loss; device non-performance the result; among others. These actions are indispensable to ensure a
longer life of the device.
WARNING!
When maintenance is made (even if minor adjustments), always disconnect the device from
the power outlet.
It is recommended to perform preventive maintenance from 6 in 6 months, checking and
adjusting clearances, cleaning the internal parts, etc. By detecting broken or impaired functioning
parts, make the replacement, always using original parts.
The preventive maintenance eliminates the inconvenience of staying with device stopped
when most needed, reduces the cost of maintenance and reduce the risk of accidents.
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