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Unfold the illustrations at the front
and back of this manual.
Please read these instructions
thoroughly before you start to use
the appliance. Keep these operat
ing instructions in a safe place
and ensure that they are included
with the appliance if passing it on
to a third party.
Alternatively, the current operat
ing instructions are available at
www.ritterwerk.de.
INTENDED USE
The food slicer is used for the
slicing of household foods.
The food slicer is suitable
for contact with
foodstuffs.
If the appliance is used for a
purpose other than this, or if it is
operated incorrectly, severe inju
ries may occur or the appliance
may be damaged. All warranty
and liability claims will be ren
dered null and void in this case.
BEFORE USING THE
APPLIANCE FOR THE
FIRST TIME
Preparation
Remove the appliance carefully
from the packaging. Remove all
packaging components and keep
them in a safe place along with
the packaging itself. Clean the
appliance before allowing it to
come into contact with any food
(see CLEANING).
Setting up the appliance
• Set the appliance down on a
flat, nonskid surface close to a
mains socket.
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Slide the slice carriage (3)
into the guide grooves on the
appliance.
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Using a small amount of force,
push the slice carriage (3) verti
cally into the guide groove on the
appliance until it audibly locks
into place.
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Slide the leftover holder (2)
onto the slice carriage's handle.
Unwind the power cord (8)
to the length required from the
cable compartment (9) under the
appliance.
• Plug the cable into the socket.
SLICING
Use the slice thickness
adjustment knob (12) to set the
required thickness.
Info:
The slice thickness adjustment
scale is not a millimetre scale.
For safety reasons, the "0"
position is designed to cover the
blade.
Place the food to be sliced
onto the slice carriage (3). Use
the leftover holder (2) to press it
up against the stop plate (1).
Protect your hands by always
using the slice carriage and,
where applicable, the leftover
holder.
Exception: Excessively large
foods to be sliced.
• Turn the appliance on using
the switch (7). Two operating
modes are available:
Intermittent operation
(Position II):
The rotary blade (13) runs as
long as the switch is pressed and
held down in this position.
Continuous operation
(Position I):
The rotary blade runs without the
switch being pressed and held
down until you move the switch to
the "0" position.
Info:
Never use the appliance for more
than a maximum of 5 minutes in
continuous operation.
• With the appliance running,
gently feed the food to be sliced
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into the path of the rotary blade.
• When finished slicing, wait until
the rotary blade has come to a
complete stop.
• After each use, turn the slice
thickness adjustment knob to
the "0" position, in order to cover
up the sharp rotating blade and to
avoid any injuries.
CLEANING
Caution:
Switch the appliance off before
cleaning it; pull the power plug
out off the socket and turn the
slice thickness adjustment
knob (12) to the "0" position.
Clean the food slicer regularly
to prevent the accumulation of
food residue. The rotary blade
must also be cleaned regularly
as described below to prevent its
surface from rusting.
Info:
Over time, an accumulation of
food residue may cause damage
to the surface of the rotary blade,
causing it to rust.
Preparation
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• Pull the slice tray (11) to the
left and out of the appliance.
• Removing the leftover
holder (2).
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Press the release button (4) and
pull the slice carriage (3) off the
appliance.
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Pull the slice carriage (3) forward
and then lift it up and out of the
guide groove.
Removing the rotary blade:
Remove the blade cover (6).
Open the blade catch (5), by
turning it in a clockwise direction.
• Remove the blade catch.
• Take hold of the rotary
blade (13) at its rotational centre
and remove it.
Cleaning after each use
• Wipe down the housing and
all removed parts, including the
rotary blade, with a damp cloth.
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