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Juicing continued
• The large fibrous pulp produced
is thrown into the pulp collector,
the finer pulp can rest on the
inner surface of the mesh filter
basket. With prolonged use this
can reduce the efficiency of the
juice extraction and cause a
blockage.
• When extracting large quantities
of juice, it is advised to rinse
out and clean the mesh filter
basket during this process. This
will prevent blockages and
possible leakage of juice.
7 Repeat steps 2-6 until the
desired amount of juice has
been extracted.
8 When the juice container
becomes full, pour slowly into a
suitable container. Remove the
froth guard and pour away the
collected froth. Wash both parts
and replace.
Do not continue to push the
food through the tube or juice
will overflow. Replace with the
now empty juice container and,
continue steps 2-6.
WARNING: Always use
the food pusher to push
fruit into the feed tube.
Never use utensils or
your fingers to push fruit
down the feed tube.
Ensure you use the food
pusher at all times.
Never use the small
food pusher without the
large pusher inserted
into the fruit shoot.
Speed selector table
Apples 2
Apricots (stone removed) 1
Beetroot 2
Carrots 2
Celery 2
Cucumber 1
Grapes (seedless) 1
Kiwi fruit 1
Mangoes 1
Melons 1
Nectarines (stone removed) 1
Oranges (peeled) 1 or 2
Peaches (stone removed) 1
Pears 2 for hard
or 1 for soft
Pineapple (peeled) 2
Raspberries 1
After use
1 When finished, unplug the juice
extractor from the electrical
socket.
2 Disassemble the machine in the
reverse procedure to assembly.
Note: the mesh filter basket and
juice collector must be removed
together.
WARNING: Teeth in the
filter basket are
extremely sharp.
