Sammic CK-24V Instrucciones página 17

FORCE CONTROL function:
- With the motor running, ring 3 on the screen indicates the load under
which the motor is working. When the indicator approaches the red zone,
it means that the motor is nearing overload. This level varies depending
on the features of the product being processed and the force exerted by
the plunger.
- An acoustic and visual signal can be configured to warn that a certain
level of force has been reached. This is useful to ensure that constant force
is applied to obtain uniform cutting.
- Lower the plunger and increase the load until the acoustic signal sounds
or the bar can be seen, indicating that the desired level of force has been
reached. Maintain this force level to obtain uniform cutting throughout the
process.
- To access the FORCE CONTROL function, press and hold the TIME but-
ton (13) for 3 seconds. Use the UP (11) and DOWN (12) keys to select the
desired level, then press TIME (13) again to exit.
Operation with the normal intake hopper (P) and plunger (B). CK-24V
and CA-2V.
- The mallet (D) must be housed and locked in its hole. Rotate it anti-clock-
wise to do so.
- Start the cutter.
- Raise the plunger (B). The motor stops.
- Introduce the products into the normal hopper (P).
- The motor starts and the cutting process begins when the plunger starts to
lower (B). Push the product by gently lowering the plunger (B). Repeat the
process as many times as required.
- Press "Stop" (14) to terminate the production.
Operation with cylindrical hopper (P). CK- 24V, CA-2V.
This 47 mm Ø hopper is used to cut long, cylinder-shaped vegetables such
as carrots, endives, cucumber, etc.
- Start the cutter.
- Release the mallet (D) by rotating it clockwise.
- Insert the products through the hole and push them gently with the "Mallet"
(D). Repeat the process as many times as required.
- Press "Stop" (14) to terminate the production.
IMPORTANT Leave the mallet (D) inside the cylindrical hopper when the
latter is not in use.
"Cutter" operating mode. (CK-24V and KE-4V):
With the machine disconnected from the mains:
- Place the "Cutter" accessory on the motor block and turn it anticlockwise as
shown in the drawing. The handle must be located just above the keypad for
the machine to operate. (Fig. 7)
Place the "Blade assembly" (N) and close the lid (M) by turning it anticlock-
wise until it is engaged and locked. The lid (M) has a hole for inserting the
product while the machine is running..
When the machine is switched on, the screen will display the Icon No. 5 (rep-
resented by the rotor) together with the speed level and the associated RPM.
The speed can be adjusted with the motor running or stopped.
It can be started by pressing the START key (14) and stopped by pressing
the same key again or the PRESS key (15). It also starts and continues to
operate while the PRESS button (15) is held down. With the motor running,
icon No. 5 rotates.
Each time the START button (14) is pressed, a counter appears that counts
the time taken for each process. The time is reset by pressing the PRESS
button (15) or if the machine is stopped for one minute in pause mode (9).
The countdown time can be programmed by pressing the CLOCK TIME
(13) key when fitting the pot. By pressing the same key again or starting the
motor, the countdown will then start. The timer has an associated indicator
circle that provides a visual reference of the time remaining until the end of
the process. When the time reaches zero , the motor stops and a "beep" is
emitted.
Dedicated programmes
With the motor stopped, press the DOWN button (12) until you reach the
dedicated programmes P1 (dense texture), P2 (light texture), and P3 (puls-
es). P1 and P2 are automatic programmes used to obtain a fine and consist-
ent grind. The pre-set time can changed by pressing the TIME button (13)
(when the engine is stopped). P3 is a pulse program:; change the number
of pulses to be realized with the TIME button (13). Press the START button
(14) to start it up.
P1 (dense texture) for banana-type products.
P2 (light texture) for tomato-type products.
Motor power display
When the motor is running, ring 3 on the screen indicates the load under
which it is working. When the indicator approaches the red zone, it means
that the motor is nearing overload. This level varies depending on the fea-
tures of the product being processed.
CLEANING
Cleaning the "Vegetable Cutter" accessory CK-24V and CA-2V:
- Unlock the lid (E) by turning it clockwise as shown in the drawing and
remove it.
- Remove the disk (A) by turning it clockwise and carefully pulling it upwards.
Remove the screen (G) and the ejector (I) or the discharge ramp (H).
- The plunger (B) and the hinged lid (F) can be removed for cleaning.
WARNING: To remove any product embedded in the screens (G), sim-
ply tap them with an elongated potato or a whole carrot in the cutting
direction. This prevents damage to the screen (G). Be careful with the
edge of the screen (G). Never use hard objects to hit the screen (G).
Cleaning the "Cutter" accessory CK-24V and KE-4V:
- If the deposits are dry and adhere to the pot and the blades, put hot water
and detergent into the pot and switch the machine on to soften the residue.
- To avoid splashes, remove the pot (O) with the blade (N) inside once the
product has been processed.
Cleaning the CK motor block:
The outside of the machine must NEVER be cleaned with a direct jet of
water. Use a damp cloth and any common detergent for cleaning. DO NOT
use abrasive detergents (etching acid, concentrated bleach, etc.) or scouring
pads or scrapers that contain ordinary steel as they may cause damage and
rust to the machine.
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