Moulinex FRUTELIA PRO JU450127, Руководство пользователя

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BEFORE FIRST USE
USING THE APPLIANCE
• We recommend that you wash all the removable parts ( A , B , C , D , E , G , L , M ) in
warm soapy water (see paragraph ”Cleaning”). Rinse and dry them carefully.
• Unpack the appliance and place it on a solid, stable work surface.
• Ensure that all packaging has been removed before starting the appliance.
• Place the juice collector ( E ) on the body of the appliance (see Fig. 1 ).
• Place the sieve ( D ) in the juice collector ( E ). Ensure that the sieve is properly
clipped onto the drive shaft ( J ). You can hear an audible click when the
sieve is positioned correctly (see Fig. 2 ).
• Fit the pulp collector (
G
) on the rear of the appliance (see
Fig. 3
).
• Fit the cover ( C ) on the appliance, spout to the rear (see Fig. 4 ).
• Push the safety clamp ( H ) to the rear until it locks into place. You will hear an
audible “ click ” (see Fig. 5 ).
• Slide the pusher (
A
) into the feed tube (
B
) aligning the groove on the pusher
with the small ridge in the feed tube.
• The juice jug cover ( L ) has a foam separator that keeps the foam in the jug
( M ) when you pour the juice into a glass. If you do not want to separate the
foam, remove the cover.
• Place the juice jug ( M ) under the pouring spout in front of the appliance
(see
Fig. 6
).
• Plug in the appliance.
• To start the appliance, use the control switch (
I ).
• Insert the fruits or vegetables through the feed tube ( B ).
• The fruits and vegetables must be inserted only while the motor is running.
• Do not press too hard on the pusher (
A ). Do not use any other utensil. NEVER
push with your fingers.
• When you have finished, stop the appliance by turning the control switch ( I )
to 0 and wait until the sieve ( D ) stops completely.
• When the pulp collector (
G
) is full, or the juice flow slows down, empty the
pulp collector and clean the sieve and the cover.
• Remove the “juice col filter” assembly by pulling vertically using
both hands (see
Fig. 7 and 8
).