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or meat into your juicer.
Place one jug
(N)
under juice exit
(J)
and the other jug
(N)
under the dry residue exit
(K) (fig.
8)
.
Remember to empty the jug under the residue exit when it is full.
Press the Start/Stop button
(M)
to turn on the appliance, place the food in the feed tubes
(B)
and push them down using the pusher
(A)
. Make sure that the spout
(I)
is in the “low” position
(juice flow).
The fruit and vegetables must only be inserted while the motor is running.
Never use your fingers or other utensils to push food through the spout.
Do not press too hard on the pusher (A).
Once the ingredients have passed through, let the appliance turn for a few more seconds in order
to obtain the maximum amount of juice.
We recommend that you do not use the appliance continuously for over 20 minutes.
After making your juice, activate the drip-stop system by pushing the spout up before removing
the jug to stop the flow of the juice.
If the juice contains froth, you can fit the foam separator accessory
(O)
, onto the jug
(N)
which
allows you to keep the froth inside the jug when you pour out the juice into a glass
(fig. 9)
.
Practical tips when choosing ingredients:
- Choose fruit and vegetables that are best for juicing such as oranges, apples, pears, pineapple,
grapes, tomatoes, carrots, celery, cucumber, beetroot ....
- It is difficult to extract juice from some fruit and vegetables such as bananas, avocados,
aubergines and figs.
- When you press less juicy fruit (like bananas) and aromatic herbs, alternate with other juicy
fruits or vegetables in order to facilitate extraction. Always finish with juicy fruit or vegetables.
- When you press long leaf herbs (such as wheatgrass), cut the leaves in 3 cm pieces in order to
keep them from getting tangled around the pressing stem. Press a maximum of 400 g of herbs
at a time.
- Out of season, you can use frozen fruit. Let them thaw completely before pressing. You can
also use fruit with syrup (lychees, peaches...).
Between 2 preparations
It is enough to rinse the appliance without taking it apart by pouring water gradually into the
feed funnel
(B)
, with the appliance on. Make sure that you have placed an empty jug (N) under
the juice exit. You can then make one juice immediately after the other!
After Use
Cleaning must be carried out immediately after use.
Make sure that the appliance is disconnected.
Never immerse the motor unit
(L)
, power cord or plug in water or any other liquid.
Do not put the motor unit
(L)
in the dishwasher.
Take apart and clean all the removable parts, filters
(D-E)
. If necessary, use the brush
(P)
, to
clean the residue strap
(F)
(strap inseparable from the filter but you should slide open the
silicone cover for cleaning purposes; if necessary, also use the end of the brush
(P)
to clean
this area and then close the silicone cover. The brush can also be used to clean the bowl
(G)
,
juice collector
(H)
with spout with drip-stop
(I)
.
CLEANING
(FIG. 10 TO 12)
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Summary of Contents for INFINY PRESS REVOLUTION ZU500
Page 2: ...FR EN AR FA UK RU KK ES PT IT EL NL DE...
Page 3: ...J M O N P B C E Q I G N H K L D F A...
Page 4: ...1 2 OK NO 3 2 1 5 6 1 2 3 4...
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Page 19: ...A B C D E F G H I N Q D E F 1 N J N K 8 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q 1 7 UK 13...
Page 20: ...O J 9 M A I 20 5 400 N L D E P C D E 10 12 14...
Page 21: ...UK 15 B M B C M B C D E F G H I Q F I...
Page 22: ...16 A B C D E F G H I N Q D E F 1 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q 1 7...
Page 23: ...N J N K 8 O J 9 M A I 20 5 400 2 N L 10 12 RU 17...
Page 24: ...D E P C D E B M B C M B C D E F G H I Q F I 18...
Page 25: ...A B C D E F G H I N Q D E F 1 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q 1 7 KK 19...
Page 26: ...N J N K 8 O J 9 M A I 20 5 400 2 N 10 12 20...
Page 27: ...L D E P C D E B M B C M B C D E F G H I Q F I KK 21...
Page 37: ...A B C D E F G H I N Q D E F 1 A C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q 1 7 EL 31...
Page 38: ...N J N K 8 O J 9 M A I 20 5 cm 400 g 2 N L D E P 10 12 32...