8
USE
Unroll the power cord completely.
Check that the tension in force in the country where you are, corresponds to
that indicated on the apparatus.
Connect the apparatus in a correct socket-outlet, (and connected to the ground
if the unit is Class I), to avoid any danger.
Disconnect the power source cable before any operation of cleaning of
maintenance and accessories assembly.
Never modify the appliance in anyway.
Always disconnect from power supply if it is left unattended and before
assembling, disassembling or during cleaning.
Stop the machine and disconnect it from the power supply before changing
accessories or approaching parts that are mobile during operation.
Potential injuries can occur with misuse. Care shall be taken when handling,
emptying the bowl and during cleaning.
Regarding the instructions for operating time and cleaning, refer to the
corresponding section of the manual.
Switch on the appliance, by setting the selector to On.
Insert the fruits and / or vegetables through the funnel into the appliance.
Introduce them gradually into the feed tube.
Note : For long vegetables, such as carrots, it is best to introduce the pointed end,
first, into the tube.
Gently press the fruits and / or vegetables with the pusher if necessary.
Notes: Too much pressure reduces the amount of juice extracted and can
damage the unit.
Keep an eye on the pulp container and juice container, and stop the unit
before they are too full.
Stop the appliance, by setting the selector to Off, before lifting the lid.
Do not operate the unit for more than 30 minutes continuously. If the unit has
been running for thirty minutes, let it cool down for 20 minutes before using it
again.
SELECTOR
High position : Forward Use before introducing fruits and vegetables.
Centre position : Off Position To stop the unit.
Low Position
: Reverse Use if the unit is turning with difficulty or if
ingredients get stuck in the device.
This product is equipped with a security, and it will work only if, the installation and
assembly are done correctly.
