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MEAT GRINDER VT-3605 W
The meat grinder is intended for processing
products and making homemade semi-finished
products.
DESCRIPTION
1.
Pusher
2.
Food tray
3.
Meat grinder head body
4.
Meat grinder head setting place
5.
Meat grinder head lock button
6.
Screw reverse mode button
«REV»
7.
Low speed button
«SLOW»
8.
ON/OFF button
«
»
9.
Unit body
10.
Cord storage
11.
Screw
12.
Crossed blade
13.
Coarse cutting plate
14.
Fine cutting plate
15.
Meat grinder head nut
16.
Sausage attachment
17. and 18.
“Kebbe” attachments
PRECAUTIONS
Read this instruction manual carefully before
using the meat grinder and keep it for the whole
operation period. Mishandling the unit can lead
to its breakage and cause harm to the user or
damage to his/her property.
To reduce the risk of fire, to protect from electric
shock and to avoid other injuries, it is necessary
to observe the following safety measures when
using the electric meat grinder:
•
Before using the unit for the first time, make
sure that the voltage in your mains corre-
sponds to unit operating voltage.
•
Use only the attachments supplied.
•
To avoid electric shock, NEVER IMMERSE the
unit, the power cord and the power plug into
water or any other liquids.
•
Use a damp cloth to clean the meat grinder
body and then wipe the unit body dry.
•
Never leave the operating unit unattended.
•
Always switch the meat grinder off and unplug it
before assembling, disassembling and cleaning.
•
When preparing the products for processing,
remove excess fat and all bones from meat.
•
Never push products into the mouth of the
grinder head (3) with your fingers or other
objects during operation. Use the pusher.
•
Make sure that no foreign objects get into the
mouth of the grinder head.
•
Place the unit on a flat steady surface away
from heat sources, open flame, moisture and
direct sunlight.
•
Do not set the unit on a heated surface or next
to it (for instance, near gas or electric stove,
near heated oven or cooking surface).
•
Do not use the meat grinder outdoors.
•
Handle the power cord with care, prevent
it from multiple twisting and straighten the
power cord periodically.
•
Do not use the power cord for carrying the
meat grinder.
•
Do not let the cord hang from the edge of a
table, and make sure it does not touch sharp
furniture edges and hot surfaces.
•
When unplugging the unit from the mains,
hold the power plug but not the cord.
•
Do not connect, disconnect or touch the
power cord or the power plug with wet hands,
this may cause electric shock.
•
This unit is not intended for usage by children
under 8 years of age.
•
Do not allow children to use the unit as a toy
and do not allow them to touch the unit body
and the power cord during the operation.
•
During operation and breaks between opera-
tion cycles, the unit should be placed out of
reach of children under 8 years of age.
•
This unit is not intended for usage by people
(including children over 8) with physical, neural
and mental disorders or with insufficient expe-
rience or knowledge. Such persons may use
this unit only if they are under supervision of a
person who is responsible for their safety and
if they are given all the necessary and under-
standable instructions concerning the safe
usage of the unit and information about dan-
ger that can be caused by its improper usage.
•
For children safety reasons do not leave poly-
ethylene bags used as packaging unattended.
Attention! Do not allow children to play with
polyethylene bags or packaging film. Danger of
suffocation!
•
Do not disassemble the unit by yourself, if any
malfunction is detected or after the unit was
dropped, apply to the nearest authorized ser-
vice center.
•
Transport the unit in the original package only.
•
Keep the unit out of reach of children and dis-
abled persons.
THE UNIT IS INTENDED FOR HOUSEHOLD
USAGE ONLY
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