Cleaning And Care - Unold 78265 Instrucciones De Uso

5. Take out the sieve and the silicone sieve insert.
6. Unlock the bowl, by lightly turning it back in the direction of the "Öffnen/
Open" mark.

CLEANING AND CARE

Intermediate cleaning
1. Intermediate cleaning makes it possible for you to enjoy fresh juice or
smoothies without an after-taste of the previous pressing.
2. Consequently the slow juicer does not need to be taken apart and cleaned
after each use. During the day it suffices, after ending the pressing process,
to place a sufficiently large container under the juice outlet and then pour
0.5 l cold water into the feed hopper, while the appliance is running.
Basic cleaning
Switch off the appliance by placing the ON/OFF switch in the "OFF/0" position.
Unplug the plug from the electrical outlet.
3. Disassemble the appliance as described in the section "Disassembly".
4. Clean all removable parts in warm water with a little dishwashing detergent
added. You can use the provided brush to more easily clean the sieve.
5. On the pomace outlet of the bowl there is a white drip stop element. This
can be flipped out of the outlet so that the outlet can be easily cleaned.
6. The individual parts of the appliance are not dishwasher safe.
7. Never immerse the motor block in water! Only wipe off the motor block with
a damp cloth, and then dry it.
8. Never use any abrasive scouring agents, steel wool, metal objects, hot clean-
ing agents or disinfectants.
9. The appliance and power plug must be completely dry before the appliance
can be operated again.
10. When completely dry, store the assembled slow juicer in a dry, safe place so
that it is protected from dust, impact, heat and moisture.
11. Wooden skewers (barbecue skewers) are ideal for removing small pomace
residues on the pomace discharge.
12. Discolouration on the plastic parts is unavoidable, however most of it can be
removed with vegetable oil. Simply apply a few drops of oil on a damp cloth
and rub off the washed and dried parts with the cloth.
Stand 18.2.2020
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