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Last Updated February 2018
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LYSON W229E
Before using your extractor please read these instructions. The manufacturer is not responsible for
any damage caused by using the device contrary to its intended purpose or inappropriate handling.
SECTION 1: PREPARE EXTRACTOR FOR USE
1. Assemble the extractor, if required, by following the included instructions.
2. Rinse the honey extractor thoroughly with hot water and a small amount of dish detergent.
To avoid flooding the bearings, open the honey gate prior to washing to allow wash water
to drain. On models where the lower bearings are not covered by the extractor basket,
cover the bearings with plastic wrap before washing to prevent water from entering the
bearings.
3. Place extractor in desired location for extracting.
Assembly Instructions
Electrical Safety
1. Electric installation needs to be equipped with residual current device (GFCI) and needs to be
designed to trip on a leakage current of 30 mA. Overcurrent protection needs to be checked
periodically.
2. If the power cord is damaged and needs to be exchanged, contact your Lyson distributor for
assistance. The honey extractor cannot be used if the power cord is damaged.
3.
Before switching on the device to the network, make sure that the control is switched off. Circuit-
breaker on the control panel should be in a
“0” position.
4.
Make sure that the nominal voltage of honey extractor and of power source are compatible.
5. Take extra care while plugging in the power cord. Hands must be dry. Place on a dry surface.
6. Keep the honey extractor lid closed during rotation. Opening the lid while spinning will cause the
extractor to stop and display an error message.
If rotation does not stop with lid lifted, the safety
switch of the lid has failed and must be repaired before proceeding.
7. Honey extractor must not be moved during the spinning process.
8. Protect the motor and controller against moisture during use and storage.
9. Do not pull on the power cord. Keep the power cord in good condition and away from heat and
sharp edges. Do not run over with a vehicle.
10. If using an extension cord, be sure to select a durable, grounded cord designed to withstand the
working conditions, and rated to handle the electrical load (at least 10 amps). Be sure to route the
extension cable carefully to protect it from damage and/or liquids.
