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User‘s Manual
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SJ250ST
VII. Preparation of
Vegetables and Tips for
Juicing
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Wash the vegetable/fruits, if need be, peel the skin and
remove all the unprocessable parts, such as stones from
stoned fruit, not doing so will lead to damage to the juicer
part of the device.
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For the juicing of tough root vegetables and celery stalks,
proceed with the attached slicer (part 7) prior to the screw,
because, in the case of root vegetables, there will be no blockage
risk to the screw from larger pieces and in case of celery stalks,
there will be no clogging of the waste discharge opening by long
threads.
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In the case of leafy vegetables with fine leaves such as lettuce,
spinach, etc., we recommend finely slicing them and varying them
with tough root vegetables to be juiced because the larger parts of
leaves tend to stick to the screw, whereby it wont function properly
and other portions of leafy vegetables to be added will build up in
the juicer storage tank, thus juicing will be restricted and improper
waste collection will occur. This occurs even with the juicing of too
much ripe fruit such as a lot of soft tomatoes, overripe apples etc.
Therefore, it is worth alternating with harder materials.
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When juicing more mature or softer fruits such as apples,
the product shall not be liquid but rather purée. This is a natural
occurrence.
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Soft, non-juicy fruits such as bananas, papaya, figs, as well
as hard fruits such as coconut, nuts, etc. are not suitable for
juicing.
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Before starting juicing, we recommend squeezing out
the juice from lemons into the container, since it prevents the
oxidation of chemicals that are oxygen-sensitive and optionally
also browning the juices (e.g. in the case of apple cider).
VIII. Operating the Juicer
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Finely sliced juicing material or soft fruits are to be placed
into the dish (part 9) and gradually poured into the filler neck.
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Without the use of the pre-cutting slicer (part 7), do not
continuously feed large pieces of hard material, such as root
vegetables, into the filler neck but gradually after juicing the
previous batch, otherwise this could lead to blockage of the screw
and overloading of the motor device.
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In the case of jammed material in the filler neck, feed the
material to the screw by means of the spile (part 10). Do not press
the material for juicing using the spile, this will lead to overloading
of the motor device.
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WARNING
• Never push material using your fingers or another instrument
other than the original spile, since the length of such objects may
not affect the screw.
• Never add any other materials, such as sugar, apart from fruits
and vegetables into the juicer filler neck. This would lead to
damage and clogging of the juicer system.
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If the rotational movement of the screw is blocked during
operation, press the “REV” knob and allow the screw to turn
in reverse a few times, this should allow for the release of the
blocked material. Afterwards, press the “ON/OFF” knob and see
whether it is possible to continue juicing. If the screw still doesn’t
turn, disassemble the juicer system device, clean and wash it.
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Do not overload the device. The time of continuous
operation should not exceed 20 minutes. The motor is equipped
with thermal overload protection, which is no longer functional
in the event of overheating. If this happens, wait about 20-30
minutes before its deactivation. The presence of this safety
device, however, does not allow for the operation of the device in
an overloading manner and does substitute complying with the
regular operation mode and intervals!
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Ensure that the juicer motor is not stood in water. There are
ventilation openings beneath the motor, through which water
may enter, posing a threat to the motor.
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Never use the juicer for purposes other than those for which
it is designed as well as modify the device in any way for any other
purpose.
IX. Cleaning and
Maintenance
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WARNING
Before disassembling the device, always unplug the power cord.
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Disassemble and clean the juicer system device
immediately after use!
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When disassembling, follow the assembly steps in reverse
order.→ Rinse the individual parts of the juicer with clean running
water at a temperature of 40°C. Never do so with warmer water
or in the dishwasher as a higher temperature changes the
characteristics of the sealing, which will cease its sealing effect as
well as make the plastic brittle and less durable.
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Thoroughly clean the sieve from the stuck material using a
synthetic brush. Rigorously clean the dry material initially as well
as that which is not separated from the pulp during juicing.
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Never use abrasive cleansers when cleaning (e.g., abrasives,
steel wool), liquid preparations containing organic solvents (e.g.
acetone, ethanol, gasoline, etc.) and bleaching substances such
as those based on hypochlorite, hydrogen peroxide, etc. These
agents damage the surface of the parts and the motor covering
of the device. Brown discolouration of parts is caused by the
oxidization natural substances from vegetables and fruit and is
not harmful. This is a natural occurrence.
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When cleaning, we do not recommend using cleaning agents
based detergents (saponins), since they are surfactants that may
remain on the surfaces in a certain amount after rinsing with
warm water, thus, they may be released into the juice.
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Let the washed parts dry before assembly. Do not expose
drying parts to temperatures higher than 40°C.
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Make sure that the juicer motor does not come into contact
with water or other liquids. Air ventilation openings of the motor
can be found under the motor unit.
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If your juicer has stopped working properly, arrange the
repair of it with the dealer from whom you purchased the unit or
contact the authorized Nature7 service centre (service locations
can be found on the website in the introduction of the manual).
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To ensure correct and safe functioning of the juicer, only
original parts from the manufacturer must be used!
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Avoid contact of all parts of the juicer with direct sunlight,
with radiation heat sources and do not put them in the
microwave.
X. References to Labels
and Pictograms
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M
Fig. O)
Read the manual before use.
Conforms to the EU requirements.
Device intended for indoor use.
Electrical waste. Do not dispose of unservi-
ceable commodities in household waste, but
dispose of them in an environmentally safe
manner.
Serial number Represents the year and month of manu-
facture and production batch number
XI. Additional Safety
Guidelines
• When juicing, do not look directly into the filler neck, as it can
cause eye contact with ejected material.
• Norm EN 60335 requires that manuals for products intended for
the household contain the following statement:
“This appliance can be used by children aged 8 years and older
if they are properly supervised or in cases where they have been
instructed to use an appliance in a safe manner and understand
the potential dangers. The user may not allow children to perform
cleaning and maintenance if they are not older than 8 years and
under supervision. Keep the appliance and its connection out of
the reach of children younger than 8 years.
“The appliance may be used by persons with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities or with a lack of experience and
knowledge, if they are supervised or have been instructed to use
the appliance in a safe manner and understand the potential
dangers.
“Children should not be allowed to play with the appliance.”
It is up to the discretion of the parents or overseeing responsible
persons, whether they allow their children or the aforementioned
persons to use this product.
XII. Storage
Store the juicer in a dry place, out of the reach of children. Do not
expose it to temperatures higher than 40 ° C and direct sunlight.
XIII. Product Liability
(Warranty)
On 1/1/2014, Act No. 89/2012 Coll. dated 3 February 2012 came
into force and with this, Acts 40/1964 Coll.; 513/1991 Coll. and
59/1998 Coll as subsequently amended were revoked. Madal
Bal a.s., in accordance with this Act, assumes responsibility for
defects in the product you have purchased for a period of 2 years
from the date of sale. The execution of claims for a free warranty
repair shall be governed by by Act No. 89/2012 Coll. Having
fulfilled the following commercial terms, which are in accordance
with this Act, the contract service provider Madal Bal, a.s. will
repair your product free of charge.
WARRANTY TERMS
1. The seller is obliged to demonstrate the goods to the
consumer (if their disposition allows it) and issue proof of
purchase in accordance with the law. All information in the
