INNOLIVING INN-749, Руководство пользователя

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4. Carefully wash fruit or vegetables (remove the skin if necessary) and cut into cubes or slices.
Be sure to remove any seeds of stone from fruit and vegetable before inserting them into
the appliance.
5. Insert the food into the tube and press it lightly with the supplied pestle. Do not use your fingers
to press the food. The extracted juice will come out directly from the spout.
6. It is advisable to put the fruit and vegetables at a time allowing the appliance to completely
extract the pulp and juice.
7. WARNING: Disconnect the extractor from the power outlet when squeezing is completed.
Do not activate the product without first inserting the food inside, this could cause engine
overheating.
8. Before switching to a different type of juice, it is recommended to clean the appliance by
pouring water directly into the slot on the top lid while the product is in operation. This procedure
eliminates most of the residuals left during the last squeeze. When the water comes out clean
from the spout, you can proceed with a new recipe.
CAUTION: This procedure does not in any way replace the normal cleaning process of any
detachable part of the product.
Tips
Please read the following instruction manual carefully and follow the suggestions below to get the
best results.
• Slowly insert the food into the appropriate insertion slot on the top cover.
• Cut fruit and vegetables into small pieces to get better results.
• For optimal results, put the food slowly in order to allow the pulp to be extracted, do not overload
or try to speed up the pressing process by using the pestle food.
• Do not place frozen fruit, vegetables, or ice in the unit.
CAUTION
Under the bowl there is a silicone pad (Figure 7), which prevents the exit of juice through the pulp
ejector. Before using the product make sure that the pad is in the correct position. When cleaning
the juicing bowl, remove the silicone pad from its proper space and rinse with water to remove
any residual pulp