key
ቢ pusher
ባ extra large feed tube
ቤ
lid
ብ filter
ቦ filter holder
ቧ
anti-drip spout
ቨ interlock latches
ቩ lid with foam separator
ቪ juice jug
ቫ power unit
ቭ on/off speed control
ቮ pulp collector
ቯ pulp collector catch
ተ filter brush
ቱ cord storage
using your juicer
assembly and use
1 Fit the filter holder ቦ.
2 Fit the filter ብ inside the filter holder.
3 Fit the lid. Lock the lid by clipping
the top of the latches ᕡ to the lid.
Then snap the bottom of the latches
ᕢ into place.
4 Slide the pulp collector into position.
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Your juicer will not operate if
either the pulp collector or lid
are not fitted correctly.
5 Fit the anti-drip spout ቧ to the filter
holder and turn to the juicing
position uppermost.
a = juicing position
b = anti-drip position.
6 Put the juice jug under the outlet.
The foam separator in the jug
ensures that the juice is free from
foam.
7 Use the recommended usage chart
as a guide for juicing different fruits
and vegetables.
8 Switch on ቭ and feed the food
items down with the pusher –
ensuring the groove in the pusher
aligns with the notch on the inside of
the feed tube.
9
After adding the last piece of food;
allow the juicer to continue to run to
h
elp clear the juice from the
f
ilter/filter holder. The time will vary
depending on the fruit type and
t
hickness of the juice extracted.
1
0Switch off and wait until the filter has
stopped and the final flow of juice
h
as reduced to a few slow drips.
T
hen turn the spout so that the
anti-drip position is uppermost
before removing the jug.
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When juicing hard foods we
recommend a maximum quantity of
2Kg with a maximum operating time
of 2 minutes. Some very hard foods
may make your juicer slow down or
stop. If this happens switch off and
unblock the filter.
●
Switch off and clear the pulp
collector regularly during use.
Always unplug after use.
note:
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Vitamins degrade - for maximum
benefit the sooner you drink your
juice, the more vitamins you'll get.
●
If you need to store the juice for a
few hours put it in the fridge. It will
keep better if you add a few drops
of lemon juice.
●
Don’t drink more than three 230mls
(8 fl.oz.) glasses of juice a day unless
you're used to it.
●
Dilute juice for children with an equal
amount of water.
●
Juice from dark green (broccoli,
spinach etc) or dark red (beetroot, red
cabbage etc) vegetables is extremely
strong, so always dilute it.
●
Fruit juice is high in Fructose (fruit
sugar), so people with diabetes or
low blood sugar should avoid
drinking too much.
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