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How 

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To Use the Sausage Attachment

Meat should  be ground and seasoned before making sausage links.  (See  P.6 “To Grind  Meat”.)

Attach the coarse cutting plate to the grinder.  For finer textured sausages,  use the fine cutting  plate.

Detach  by reversing steps on “To Grind Meat” from 3 -5  to  remove the cutting  plate and the cutting  blade.

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Place the  Kubbe attachment В and the sausage attachment onto the 

feed  screw shaft together,  fitting protrusions  in the slots.

Screw the cap into the  head firmly.

Place the  hopper plate on the  head and  fix  it into position.

Set the  unit on  a firm surface.

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The  air vents at  the  bottom   and the  side  of the  motor housing 

should be kept free and  not blocked.

Cut casing into 60 or 90 cm  lengths.

Put and gather all of casing over the  sausage  attachment except the 

last  10-15 cm  as shown  in the  illustration.

Plug  in, then switch  on.

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•  Never push the food  mixture  into the grinder with your fingers. 

Always use the food  pusher.

A fter use,  switch off and  unplug.

Place seasoned meat into the hopper plate and press it through grinder 

w ith  food  pusher.  Stuff casing  naturally w ith  little  resistance  as the 
sausage comes out of the spout.  If the  meat is forced into the casing 
too  tightly,  the  sausage  is  likely to  break  immediately.  If necessary, 

prick tiny holes at the end of the casings to  let air escape.  To make a 
link,  pinch at desired  length  and  press the sausage  meat back a little. 

Then twist 3-4 times.  Pinch  the  next sausage  and twist the sausage 

in  the opposite direction 3-4 times to secure the  link.

W hen the casing  is filled, tie securely at the  end with a string.

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Summary of Contents for MK-ZG1500

Page 1: ...ntion to Safety Precautions Page 2 4 Please keep this Operating Instructions for future use Contents Safety Precautions 2 Parts Names 5 How to Use 6 How to Clean 10 Specifications 11 J a vi ti alp Ltijl 0 1 IAjaLui j Ij Ia W u il j Lajal iu ljij Л 15о г A j Lolzk jjl j a liLcl jl 3 UU N f U a LA y LuaIjliial CjL I d 9 Y Ljjxcljb ц5 Jala JLa 3ju U flc U u a ji JLajuLuI Jifcl _ у ьj 1 j A3 j v A nU ...

Page 2: ... connected to the outlet It may cause an electric shock or fire caused by a short circuit If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer its service agent or similarly qualified person in order to avoid a hazard may be different from illustration Do not plug or unplug the power plug with wet hands It may cause an electric shock Do not exceed voltage on the outlet and do not ...

Page 3: ...ildren with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance it may cause a burn injury or electric shock When abnormal or breaking down occurs discontinue ...

Page 4: ...isconnect from supply before changing accessories or approaching parts that move in use It may cause an injury When carrying the appliance be sure to hold the motor housing with both hands do not hold only the hopper plate It may cause an injury Important Information Do not grind hard foods such as bones and nuts They may cause jamming Do not grind ginger and other ingredients with hard fiber They...

Page 5: ... a d C utting plate coarse Locking knob Feed screw Kubbe attachment A M o to r housing C utting blade Kubbe attachment В O pening A tta ch m e n ts Sausage attachment F oo d pusher C utting plate fine C a p H opper plate C utting plate medium У Cutting surface Cutting surface should be faced to Cutting plate when being set otheavise meat will not be ground 5 English ...

Page 6: ...t with the blade facing the front as illustrated о Cutting surface should be faced to the cutting plate when being set otherwise meat will not be ground 4 Place the desired cutting plate over the cutting blade fitting protrusion in the slots If the cutting plate is not set properly meat may leak out around protrusion of motor housing When meat leak out clean around the protrusion of motor housing ...

Page 7: ... the circuit breaker 2 Unplug and detach the parts by reversing steps on To Grind Meat from 3 5 to remove ingredients in the head 0 Attach the parts again and continue grinding meat Caution on Jamming When meat does not come out from the cutting plate due to the jam of bones or other hard ingredient follow the below steps to release it 4 Switch off and wait until the motor has stopped completely 2...

Page 8: ...g into 60 or 90 cm lengths Put and gather all of casing over the sausage attachment except the last 10 15 cm as shown in the illustration Plug in then switch on 4 Never push the food mixture into the grinder with your fingers Always use the food pusher After use switch off and unplug Place seasoned meat into the hopper plate and press it through grinder with food pusher Stuff casing naturally with...

Page 9: ...l spice nutmeg powdered red pepper pepper Grind meat three times and mix all ingredients together in a bowl More meat and less flour for outer cover creates better consistency and taste Detach by reversing steps on To Grind Meat from 3 5 to remove the cutting cutting blade Place the Kubbe attachments A and В onto the feed screw shaft together fitting protrusions in the slots Screw the cap into the...

Page 10: ... illustrated and lift up Cleaning Remove meat and other foods Cap Head Wash with diluted dish soap neutral and a soft sponge and dry well оLeaving the parts wet after cleaning may cause corrosion Motor housing Wipe with a well wrung cloth 3 5 s 4 Feed screw Cutting blade Cutting plates Hopper plate Wash with diluted dish soap neutral and a soft sponge and dry well Leaving the parts wet after clean...

Page 11: ...er X XX xxx Second and third digits month in number 01 January 02 February 12 December First digit year last digit of the year in number 1 2011 2 2012 3 2013 This operating instructions shall be kept as they contain important information In case of failure or damage Do not operate any appliance with a damaged cord or plug or after the appliance malfunctions or is dropped or damaged in any manner R...

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