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15-20 minutes before the start of the next cycle. Allow the engine to cool down
and restart the appliance. Following these tips will prolong the life of the product.
Do not use the juicer if the rotating screen is damaged.
Do not use the appliance outdoors.
Do not plug the power cord with wet hands.
Do not remove the plug from the mains by pulling by the cord.
Keep your children safe: do not leave any parts of the pack aging readily accessible
(i.e. plastic bags, cardboard boxes, polystyrene inserts, etc.).
WARNING! Never let children play with plastic bags. Choking/as-
phyxiation hazard!
DESCRIPTION
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Name
Function
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Pusher
After placing the fruit or vegetable in the juicer opening, gently push the products into the appliance by
means of the pusher in order to obtain a better pressing effect.
2
Top cover
The top cover connected to the body plays an important role in the process of juicing and is essential for
safety reasons.
3
Screen
The blade located at the bottom of the screen chops fruits and vegetables. The screen filters the juice from
crushed fruit and vegetables and separates it from the pulp.
4
Screen housing
Juice separated from the pulp flows into the housing, and then flows out the outlet opening to a collecting
vessel.
5
Spout
Juice located in the reservoir is released through the outlet ended with a spout.
6
Housing
The main part of the device that contains the motor. It is the drive of the device.
7
On/off switch
Used to turn on/off the appliance and to choose one of two speeds:
slow speed, fast speed.
Summary of Contents for MSO-10M
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