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5. Twist back hopper until 

the grinding sound disap-

pears - this is the finest 

coarseness setting.

6. Mark this coarseness 

setting on your mill. All 

further settings can be 

customized (from fine to 

rough).

7. Put a bowl under flour 

output prior to every use 

of the device.

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8. Have fun grinding!

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TROUBLE 
SHOOTING

The device can’t be 

switched ON

REASON

Hopper is not completely closed 
(safety button has no contact)

HELP

turn hopper in the direction fine 
>fein<

REASON

The mill material used was too 
damp for the desired coarseness. 

HELP

Clean hopper and output (see also 
chapter CLEANING). Dry the mill 
material. 

The flour output 

is blocked.

Device stops during 

grinding process.

REASON

Overheating of the motor

HELP

The device has a overload protecti-
on with thermal sensors and turns 
on again automatically.

REASON

The mill material was too damp for 
the desired coarseness or seeds 
were ground too fine without ad-
ding dry mill material. 

HELP

remove smudge from millstones 
using a wire brush and afterwards 
grind rice or corn roughly. (grinder 
setting rough >grob<).  

The grinder 

is smudged

Summary of Contents for LADY

Page 1: ...USER GUIDE CERTIFICATE OF WARRANTY MILL LADY...

Page 2: ...handcraft 100 made in Tyrol M I L L L A D Y GETREIDEM HLEN WALDNER BIOTECH GMBH K rntnerstra e 62 A 9900 Lienz Osttirol 43 0 4852 70 200 office waldner biotech at www waldner biotech at design aberjun...

Page 3: ...or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person respon sible for their safety Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance This appliance is intended to...

Page 4: ...FINE TO ROUGH GRAINS Spelt wheat millet rye corn rice chickpea etc COARSENESS SETTING FINE TO ROUGH 3 M I L L L A D Y 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 4 COMPONENTS 1 Cover hopper 2 Hopper 3 Safety loop not visib...

Page 5: ...5 M I L L L A D Y 6 M I L L L A D Y LIVING TRADITIONS...

Page 6: ...ll on a hot surface eg stovetop 2 Check if supply voltage corresponds to the required voltage for the device 3 Plug power plug into socket 4 Press power switch to ON SETTING OF GRINDER Coarseness can...

Page 7: ...per is not completely closed safety button has no contact HELP turn hopper in the direction fine fein REASON The mill material used was too damp for the desired coarseness HELP Clean hopper and output...

Page 8: ...12 M I L L L A D Y M I L L L A D Y 11 PASSION FOR DETAIL...

Page 9: ...irator Clean the millstones by grinding roughly rice or corn or by using a brush Never use sharp items or chemicals for the clea ning of the housing Open the mill The device can be opened easily by re...

Page 10: ...Excluded from this warranty are Regular wear and tear eg millstones misuse eg device not used properly sc arce care and cleaning nonobservance of the user guide damages during transport and droppage a...

Page 11: ...purchase the conditions and functionality of the device and to re port possible defects immediately to vendor Only authorized customer service is allowed to render all type of services Proof of purch...

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