Sammic XM-30, User Manual

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with hot water (35-45ºC) as explained in the section dealing with rinsing.
The motor
block (1) should only be cleaned with a damp cloth. Under
no circumstances should water enter into the motor block. If water
accidentally penetrates inside the motor block, do not connect the
machine again and contact an authorized technical service.
DESINFECTION PROCEDURE
After cleaning, remove the blender/beater arm from the models where
this option is available. Neither the blender arm (2), nor the beater arm
nor the beater arm reducer unit must be submerged in water.
The blender arm, the blade and the stirrers must be disinfected by using
hot water (35-45º C) and a multi-purpose chlorinated disinfectant with
a maximum concentration of 5.25 % of available chlorine. Prepare the
disinfectant solution by mixing a ratio of 14 cm3 of the multi -purpose
chlorinated disinfectant for each gallon US (3.785 liters) of water. Never,
the solution cannot exceed 200 parts per million (ppm) of available
chlorine.
To disinfect the blender arm and the blade, first using a soft cloth
moistened with the disinfectant solution, clean any food residues that
may remain. Continually, place up to 2/3 of the length of the blender arm
in a recipient containing the disinfectant solution (5 liters, depending on
the recipient used) for at least 30 minutes totally covered. Rinse the soap
residues from the blender arm and the blade with hot water (35- 45ºC) as
explained in the section dealing with rinsing.
To disinfect the stirrers, first remove the beater arm reducer unit from
the rest of the beater. Remove the stirrers by pulling the beater arm
outwards. Using a soft cloth moistened with the disinfectant solution,
clean any food residues that may remain on the stirrers. Let the stirrers
soak in the disinfe ctant solution (5 liters, depending on the recipient
used) for at least 30 minutes totally covered. Rinse the soap residues
from the stirrers with hot water (35- 45ºC) as explained in the section
dealing with rinsing.
RINSING PROCEDURE
Rinse the element with clean running water (at least 5 litres), removing
any disinfectant and soap residue. Finally, allow to dry at room
temperature. The motor block should only be cleaned with a damp cloth.
Under no circumstances should water enter into the motor block. If water
accidentally penetrates inside the motor block, dry it completely before
reconnecting the appliance. After cleaning, return the appliance to its
wall
bracket.
MAINTENANCE
Contact an authorised technical service if:
• When you check the power cable you see that it’s damaged.
• When you check the status of the lower seal (9) you see that it’s
damaged.
• When you check the status of the blade (8) you see that it’s jagged.
• If the upper pilot light (3) doesn’t turn on when you plug the appliance
in.
• If, when you turn the motor on, the speed doesn’t change when you
move the adjustment control (4).
• If you can see that the outer casing is damaged or has cracks.
• If, with the red pilot light (3) turned on, the motor doesn’t start when
you press the “On” button (5), the motor’s thermal protector may have
been triggered. In this case, you will notice that the outside of the
case is hot. Wait until the machine cools down and try again. If the
appliance doesn’t start, contact the authorised technical service.
OTHER IMPORTANT REMARKS
The machine may stop automatically while running due to the presence
of acute electromagnetic disturbances. This is a normal occurrence;
simply start up the machine as usual to return to normal operation.
The airborne noise emitted by the machine, measured on a specimen
machine, is lower than 80dB(A), distance 1 m.