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aggressive cleaning ruins aluminum, making it dark.
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Before first use, wash carefully all parts, as they will
come into contact with food.
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To avoid the overheating of the engine does not use the
appliance running continuously for more than 60
minutes; in this case interval with at least 30 min rest.
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Do not put your fingers inside the rolls while the
unit is operating. Do not insert hard objects.
Keep hair and clothing away from moving parts.
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Place the unit on a flat, stable and not slippery surface.
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Bring knob on "0" (OFF) position before inserting the
plug in the socket.
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Before operating, check that the parts are assembled
correctly. Before connecting the plug, mount the proper
accessory. Before removing the accessories always turn
off the unit. Clean the accessories after each use.
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The use of non-original accessories may damage the unit
and invalidate the warranty.
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Never leave the appliance unattended while it is running.
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Disconnect plug from electrical outlet after use and
before install or remove any accessory.
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Do not immerse the main unit in water or other liquids;
clean it with a damp cloth.
G20121
1.
Roll for spaghetti and tagliatelle
2.
Roll for fettuccine and reginette
3.
Accessory lock
4.
Knob for thickness
5.
Structure with flat pasta maker
6.
Fixing clamp
7.
Motor support
8.
Crank handle
9.
Motor shaft
10.
Pulse button
11.
Switch
12.
Motor housing
13.
Hole for moving rolls
FUNCTIONING
At the first use, pass some dough in all the parts of the 3 rolls, in order to collect eventual impurities.
MANUAL USE
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Place the flat pasta maker (5) on a stable and flat surface.
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Put the clamp (6) in the hole on the side of the structure (5) and block the appliance by
tightening the clamp (see figure).
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Insert the handle (8) in the hole (13) placed on the right of the selected roll.
AUTOMATIC USE
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Place the flat pasta maker (5) on a stable and flat surface.
