Figure 3
Figure 5
Figure 6
Figure 4
Dicer Assembly and Use
Dicer Disc Assembly
1
Place WORK BOWL with NONSKID RING attached on a flat, level, stable
surface.
2
Assemble the desired DICER DISC according to the section “Dicer Disc
Assembly”.
3
Place the assembled DICER DISC into the WORK BOWL. The DICER
CUTTER side should be opposite the WORK BOWL HANDLE, line up the
notches in the assembled DICER DISC with the two tabs in the WORK
BOWL (see Figure 6).
4 WARNING:
Always handle DICER DISC by placing your finger through the
center hole of the assembled DICER DISC. Blades are sharp, never grasp or
touch blade when handling the DICER CUTTER to avoid a laceration injury.
5
Place DICER DISC SPINDLE into center of the assembled DICER DISC until
it reaches the bottom of the WORK BOWL.
6
Place the WORK BOWL LID onto the WORK BOWL by aligning the UNLOCK
symbol on the LID with the ARROW on the WORK BOWL HANDLE.
7
Turn LID counter-clockwise until the LOCK symbol is aligned with arrow on
the WORK BOWL HANDLE.
8
Place the MOTOR HOUSING into the MOTOR HOUSING RECEPTACLE
of the LID by aligning arrow of the MOTOR HOUSING over the UNLOCK
symbol on the MOTOR HOUSING RECEPTACLE.
9
Turn the MOTOR HOUSING CLOCKWISE to align the MOTOR HOUSING
with the lock symbol on the MOTOR HOUSING RECEPTACLE.
10
Plug the MOTOR BASE into 120-volt 60 Hz AC only outlet.
11
Use the LOW SPEED BUTTON and place food to be processed into the
HOPPER. Do not use excessive force to push food into the hopper as this
will result in uneven dicing.
WARNING:
Never use fingers to push food into HOPPER to avoid a laceration
injury. Once food height reaches the top of the HOPPER use the FOOD
PUSHER to continue processing.
1
Place DICER CUTTER into DICER DISC as shown in Figure 3. The DICER
CUTTER will simply lay in the DICER DISC receptacle, it is not designed to
snap into place.
2
Pull DICER DISC BLADE LOCKS out as show in Figure 4.
3
Place DICER BLADE DISC with DICER BLADE facing up in the DICER DISC,
see Figure 5.
4 WARNING:
Always handle DICER DISC by placing your finger through the
center hole. Blades are sharp, never grasp or tough blade when handling
the DICER CUTTER to avoid a laceration injury.
5
Push DICER DISC BLADE LOCKS in as shown in fig 4 ensuring that all four
LOCKS are holding the DICER BLADE DISC in the DICER DISC.
Dicer
Cutter
TOP DOWN VIEW
Work Bowl
Handle
Work Bowl
Tabs
Dicer Disc
Notches
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