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Instructions for cleaning surfaces of parts of food contact devices

•   The device must not adversely affect the quality and properties of the 

food when it is used, so regular and thorough cleaning of all surfaces 

that come into contact with processed food is necessary.

•   After using the device, it is always necessary to clean all parts of the 

food residue. It is important to thoroughly clean the surfaces of any 

grease and grease deposits.

•   Follow these steps:

-   Disassemble (as directed) parts and components that are individually 

washable either directly under running hot water or can be immersed in 

warm water to which a suitable detergent has been added.

-   Thoroughly remove visible food residues from all parts of the machine 

(food processing parts).

 

Wiping all surfaces with a dry paper towel is a convenient way.

-   Immerse individual parts of the appliance in a kitchen sink (or 

suitable container) with warm water and a small amount of detergent 

concentrate. Allow the cleaning solution to act for a few minutes.

-   Subsequent contaminated areas with adequate pressure, but wipe 

thoroughly with a soft cleaning sponge and remove any food residue.

-   Clean the surfaces of the parts so cleaned with clean warm water using 

a soft sponge or cloth.

 

Repeat this procedure as necessary to remove any detergent residue.

-   Finally, clean the cleaned and washed surfaces thoroughly with a soft 

cloth or paper towel or let them dry.

 

It is important to clean the equipment (parts and components intended 

to come into contact with food) because food residues tend to be 

subject to putrefaction and thus contaminate safe foods when they are 

processed.

Summary of Contents for KM-800 S

Page 1: ...Electric coffee grinder KM 800 S W Instruction manual EN KM 800...

Page 2: ...is used in text parts such as electrical equipment any device used for the production conversion transmission distribution or use of electricity From the point of view of the purpose of using electric...

Page 3: ...n of any part of the device The manufacturer is not responsible for damages caused during transportation misuse damage or destruction of the equipment due to adverse weather conditions 1 2 Safety of t...

Page 4: ...ee wire power supply Class II electrical equipment is protected against electric shock by double insulation or by enhanced insulation of hazardous live electrical parts Device of protection class II i...

Page 5: ...ush or otherwise expose the power cord of the appliance to mechanical stress or external heat sources Damage to the power cord may result in electric shock When the power cord is damaged disconnect th...

Page 6: ...l sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience or knowledge when supervised or instructed to use the appliance safely and understand the dangers involved Children may not play with the applian...

Page 7: ...ecialist workshop By doing so it is possible to achieve safety operational reliability and increased service life Do not disassemble the electric appliance The appliance works with a dangerous voltage...

Page 8: ...not follow the safety instructions when using or operating the equipment there is a risk of Risk of serious injury or death Risk of equipment damage or other property damage This symbol indicates tha...

Page 9: ...and the power cord with a plug in a manner that could cause liquid to flow into the machine Clean these parts only with a damp cloth and wipe dry or allow to dry Clean the machine only when it is turn...

Page 10: ...to the equipment or other material damage Do not place or use the equipment near containers containing water Do not remove the device if it falls into the water First unplug the power cord from the w...

Page 11: ...d If you leave the unit unattended always unplug it from the wall outlet Before each connection of the equipment to the mains make sure that the control knob main switch is in the 0 Off position Do no...

Page 12: ...t bundle the power cord The power cord must remain accessible for safe disconnection of the equipment from the mains Do not let the power cord hang freely and allow it to be freely accessible and reac...

Page 13: ...stall and remove the equipment clean it or handle any parts of it if the equipment is switched off and unplugged There is a risk of serious injury Always clean the equipment and accessories thoroughly...

Page 14: ...of the machine food processing parts Wiping all surfaces with a dry paper towel is a convenient way Immerse individual parts of the appliance in a kitchen sink or suitable container with warm water a...

Page 15: ...15EN 1 Grinder body 2 Cover 3 Push button 4 Container 5 Metal blades Parts description...

Page 16: ...ineness of coffee grinding depends on the length of time the grinder operates However do not exceed the maximum operation time 5 Release the push button and unplug the grinder 6 Open the top cover onl...

Page 17: ...50 W Protection class II Capacity about 50 g of coffee beans Dimensions approx 10 x 17 2 cm Weight approx 700 g Noise level 80 dB A The declared noise emission value of this appliance is 80 dB A which...

Page 18: ...man health that would otherwise be caused by inappropriate disposal of this product For more detailed information about recycling of this product please contact your local authority your household was...

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