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the  rollers  as  it  passes  support  the  dough  as  it  passes  through.  Repeat  3-5 

�mes

  before 

changing the se

ng to ‘2’ using thickness dial. 

 

Repeat the same process above on the ‘2’ and then ‘1’ to get the perfect thickness of pasta. 

The pasta will then be a fully rolled sheet; at this stage you can either hand cut the pasta into 

larger sizes (e.g., Lasagne sheets) or use the Pasta Maker to cut it for you (see ‘Cu

ng the 

Dough’ stage). 

 

A

er you have 

nished with the rolling stage turn 

off

 the Pasta Maker and remove the Roller 

Tool by pressing the disengage bu

on on the top of the appliance and sliding out the Roller 

Tool. 

 

To clean the tool following the ‘Cleaning & Maintenance’ 

sec�

on of this manual. 

 

Cu

�ng 

the Dough 

Fit the desired Pasta Cu

er tool to the Pasta Maker by sliding in the tool un

�l

 it engages in 

place with a click. Fit the Dust Cover (this may have to be removed from the Roller tool) by 

clicking in place. 
The Pasta Maker comes with the following 2 choices of Pasta Cu

ng Tools. 

4MM

 – This will cut the rolled dough into 4mm wide pasta strands (Tagliatelle, Parpadelle). 

These wider strands are the perfect pasta op

ti

on when wan

ti

ng to serve your pasta with meat 

ragus and other more robust pasta sauces. The wider surface area to the pasta allows sauces 
to cling giving an ul

tim

ate taste experience. 

2MM 

– This will cut the rolled dough into 2mm wide pasta strands (Fe

tt

ucine, Linguine). These 

narrower strands are the perfect pasta op

ti

on when wan

ti

ng to serve your pasta with lighter 

sauces or oil dressings. The narrower surface area s

til

l always the sauce to kiss the pasta giving 

a more delicate taste experience. 

Once the Cu

ng tool is 

fi�

ed switch the Pasta Maker on using the ON/OFF switch located on 

the back of the appliance and the cu

ng blades will start. 

Open the  dust cover and carefully take the rolled pasta sheet in one hand suppor

ng its 

underside with the other hand and 

off

er it to the cu

ng tool. The cu

ng tool will grip the 

rolled pasta sheet pulling it through the tool whilst cu

ng the pasta into strands.  

     

 

The cut pasta can then be collected to be used straight away or dried and stored for future 

use. 

Summary of Contents for Fabio Viviani YMJ-A01R1

Page 1: ...Electric Pasta Roller Cu er Mod YMJ A01R1 User Manual Please read this manual carefully before opera ng this product and retain for future use This product is intended for household use only...

Page 2: ...ng parts Do not a empt to defeat any safety interlock mechanisms Do not operate any appliance with a damaged cord or plug or a er the appliance malfunc ons or is dropped or damaged in any manner Retur...

Page 3: ...e this may damage the appliance Before feeding dough into the roller or cu ng tools ensure that it has been rolled out rst Do not a empt to push dough through the cu er without being rolled this will...

Page 4: ...l If the dough is still too wet to the touch add an extra tablespoon of flour If it is a bit dry add a little water as needed Once the dough is mixed and kneaded place it within the kneading bag and s...

Page 5: ...the dough out down to a size that is approx thick This can also be done by kneading out the dough ball using the base of the palm and pushing out with the ngers Once the dough has been rolled out dus...

Page 6: ...f Pasta Cu ng Tools 4MM This will cut the rolled dough into 4mm wide pasta strands Tagliatelle Parpadelle These wider strands are the perfect pasta option when wanting to serve your pasta with meat ra...

Page 7: ...the Pasta Roller and Pasta Cu er tools remove them from the machine and take o them the dust cover by opening its ap and gently pulling upwards Take the supplied brush and use it to brush over the cu...

Page 8: ...a s ed with consistency TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION Product Name Pasta Maker Model Number YMJ A01R1 Rated Voltage 120V Rated Frequency 60Hz Rated Power 100W Motor Speed 70 90RPM Dimensions 11 5 x 5 x 8 5...

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