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Electric Citrus Juicer with lever Use instructions
This appliance is for household use only.
To protect against electric shock, do not immerse cord, plug or any
parts of the appliance into water or other fluids.
Do not use the appliance near explosives, highly flammable mate-
rials, gases or burning flames.
Do not allow children, disabled people or every pe-
ople without experience or technical ability to use
the appliance if they are not properly watched over.
Close supervision is necessary when any appliance
used by or near children.
Use advice
Do not use the appliance for more than 5 minutes consecutively. Wait
some minutes to switch on again.
Do not immerse the motor base in water or other liquid.
Pay attention to moving parts.
Be careful that the power cord will not touch sharp edges, not crushed
by closing a drawer, or not touch hot surfaces.
Ensure that all parts are properly and fully assembled before using
the appliance. Place the appliance on a stable base and away from
the water.
Always disconnect the plug before cleaning and after use.
Components Fig.A
1. Juicer lever
2. Citrus press cone
3. Small squeezing cone
4. Large squeezing cone
5. Strainer
6. Juice container with pouring spout
7. Shaft
8. Motor housing
9. Base
10. Cable reel compartment
Function
Before using the appliance for the first time, wash well all parts except the motor housing and cable.
Lift the juicer lever, lower the pouring spout and place a glass under it. Place half of the fruit on the squeezing
cone.
Lower the juicer lever onto the fruit. Squeezing will start automatically by pressing on the squeezing cone and
the juice will flow out of the pouring spout.
The product is equipped with two different interchangeable cone sizes depending on the type of citrus fruit to be
squeezed, if you intend to use the large cone simply place it on top of the small cone until it locks.
The two cones are inserted one inside the other, to separate them pull the larger cone upwards while holding
the smaller cone firmly (Fig. B).
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