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the appliance. Ensure that
children do not play with
the appliance. Do not allow
children to clean and main-
tain the appliance unless
they are 8 years or older
and are supervised by a
competent person.
• Ensure that the appliance
is used on a clean, dry and
level surface.
• The appliance is designed
for juicing such foodstuffs
as fruits or vegetables, do
not use it for other purpos-
es.
• Take caution when cleaning
the attachments.
• Before use, check that the
lid is securely attached.
• To push the product, only
use the supplied pusher.
• Do not overload the ap-
pliance with an excessive
amount of food and do not
press the pusher too much.
• When the food is jammed,
stop using the appliance
and unplug it from the wall
outlet. Remove the cause
of jamming.
• Do not allow any liquid to
come in contact with the
appliance motor unit.
• Before you put the plug into
the wall outlet, make sure
your hands are dry.
• Never touch rotating parts
when the appliance is in
operation.
• Do not use the appliance
if attachments are not se-
cured.
• After use, disconnect the
appliance from the power
supply.
• Do not tamper with the
safety lock before turning
the appliance when at-
tachments are not properly
secured.
• Products with fine and
hard seeds, such as cur-
rants, raspberries, grapes
or chokeberries should be
processed in small portions
(~0.3kg). After each batch
of juice, turn off the appli-
ance and thoroughly clean
the separator tank accord-
ing to the relevant sections
of the Operating Instruc-
tions.
• When the tank is nearly
full, and the pulp or juice
does not flow through the
holes, turn off the appliance
and thoroughly clean the
separator tank according o
the relevant sections of the
Operating Instructions.
• It is recommended to re-
move seeds from fruits that
may change the juice taste,
and in extreme situations
may cause damage to the
appliance.
•
Electrical requirements:
Make sure that the voltage in-
dicated on the nameplate cor-
responds to that of your home
electrical mains. Alternating
current must be used, typically
marked ~.
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