Sencor SSJ 8050SS Spiral Juicer User Manual

SSJ 8050SS

VERTICAL SLOW JUICER

Translation of the original manual

SSJ 8050SS

800 ml

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100

30s

max.

20 min

800 ml

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Vertical Slow Juicer

User Manual

Important Safety Instructions

READ CAREFULLY AND STORE FOR FUTURE USE.

• Persons with reduced physical, sensory, or mental

capabilities or with alack of experience and knowledge

may use this appliance only if they are supervised or have

been instructed on how to use the appliance safely and

understand the potential hazards.

• This appliance is not to be used by children. Keep the

appliance and its power cord out of the reach of children.

• Children must not play with the appliance.

• This appliance is designed for domestic use and similar

premises, such as:

– kitchenettes in shops, offices and other work

environments;

– agricultural farms;

– inhotels, motels andother residential environments

(inthese facilities the appliance is intended for use by

guests);

– bed and breakfast establishments.

• This appliance is not intended for commercial use in order

to conduct business.

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Caution:

To avoid the risk of asudden resetting of the thermal

fuse, this appliance must not be supplied via an

external switching device such as atimer or be

connected to acircuit with regular on/off switching.

• If the power cord is damaged, have it replaced in

aprofessional service centre in order to prevent

adangerous situation. It is forbidden to use the appliance

with the power cable damaged.

• Do not use the appliance if the press screw, sieve or

protective cover is damaged or has visible cracks.

• Do not use the appliance if the safety lock is damaged in

any way. The safety lock is located in the elevated part of

the motor unit andallows the appliance to operate only

with the cover attached.

Warning:

Improper or unintended use can lead to injury.

• The maximum continuous operation time of the

appliance is 20 minutes. Allow the appliance to cool for

10–15minutes before using it again. Do not exceed the

maximum continuous operation time and observe the time

required for the appliance to cool down.

• Clean the surfaces of the appliance and its accessories

that are intended to come into contact with food according

to the instructions in the chapter CLEANING AND

MAINTENANCE.

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• Always disconnect the appliance from the power socket

if you are leaving it unattended and before assembly,

disassembly or cleaning.

• Before replacing the accessories or accessible movable

parts, please turn the appliance off and disconnect it from

the power supply.

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Additional Important Safety Instructions forUse of the Appliance

• Use the appliance and its accessories in accordance with the instructions in this manual.

• The appliance is intended for juicing fruits and vegetables. Do not use it for any other purposes than those for which it was designed.

• It is forbidden to modify the surface of the appliance in any way, e.g. using self-adhesive foil, etc.

• The appliance is designed for indoor use. Do not use the appliance in an industrial environment or outdoors.

• Do not expose the appliance or its accessories to the outdoor environment, extreme temperatures, rapid temperature changes, direct sunlight or

excessive dust.

• Place the appliance only on aclean, flat, dry and stable surface. Do not place it on windowsills, sink drain tray, unstable surfaces or places where it

could fall into water. Do not place it on the edge of the table to prevent it from falling.

• Do not place the appliance or its accessories on or near an electric or gas hob. Keep it at asufficient distance from open fire, heating elements

andother sources of heat.

• Do not place the appliance or any of its components in the freezer.

• Before connecting this appliance to apower socket, make sure the rated voltage stated on the product'srating label corresponds to the voltage in

your power socket.

• Do not place any objects on the power cord. Make sure that the power cord does not hang over the edge of the table or touch hot surfaces or sharp

objects. The use of an extension cable is not recommended.

• Make sure the appliance is correctly assembled before connecting it to the mains socket.

• Only use the appliance with original accessories from the manufacturer.

Warning:

The use of non-original accessories may lead toserious injury or damage to the appliance.

• Before use, always make sure that no part of the appliance is damaged. Do not use the appliance if there are any signs of damage.

• Do not handle the appliance or touch the switch when your hands are wet.

• Never put in the juicer:

– hard ingredients such as sugar cane;

– dried ingredients such as dried pepper, coffee beans, etc;

– hard stones or parts of hard stones ofapricots, peaches, cherries, mangoes, etc.;

– frozen, cooked or canned fruits or vegetables;

– ice cubes.

• The appliance could be damaged if ahard chip gets into the pressing mechanism. Always stone fruit with hard stones thoroughly. Damage to the

appliance can be caused by even asmall remnant of the stone.

• To avoid the risk of serious injury or damage to the appliance, avoid contact withmoving parts of the appliance.

• Do not insert any items into the pulp outlet or juice outlet during operation. Keep fingers, hands, hair, clothing andother foreign objects out of the

inner space of the filling tube. Use only the pusher provided for squeezing the ingredients in the filling tube. Insert the pusher only into the hole in the

middle of the hopper. To squeeze the ingredients, never use your fingers or tools such as afork, spoon, knife, spoon, etc.

Warning:

Incorrect use may lead to injuries.

• Do not cover the pulp outlet during operation.

• Do not attempt to disassemble the filling tube, cover andsieve assembly during operation.

• Regularly check the filling status of the juicing chamber. Take care not to overfill it. Juice from theoverfilled juicing chamber could overflow onto the

motor unit.

• Do not leave the appliance in empty operation or overload it by loading excessive doses of ingredients at once. Incorrect use may damage the

appliance or negatively affect its lifetime.

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• The appliance is equipped with athermal fuse that automatically stops the motor if it overheats. If this occurs, set the switch to position 0, unplug the

appliance from the mains socket and allow it to cool down for 10–15 minutes. If the automatic stoppage of the engine was caused by overfilling with

ingredients, disassemble the appliance according to the instructions in the chapter DISASSEMBLY OF THE JUICER andclean it according to the

chapter CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE.

• Always turn off the appliance and disconnect it from the power socket if you will not be using it and if you are leaving it without supervision, before

assembly, disassembly, relocation or cleaning.

• Disconnect the power cord from the power socket by pulling the plug. Do not pull the power cord. Otherwise, damage to the power cable or the

power socket may occur.

• Do not connect or disconnect the power cord plug to or from the power socket with wet hands.

• Before disassembling, make sure that the appliance is turned off, disconnected from the power socket andthat the motor unit has come to

acomplete stop.

• None of the components of this appliance are intended for use inamicrowave or electric oven, etc.

• To avoid the risk of electric shock, do not immerse the motor unit, power cord or power cord plug in water or any other liquid, or wash these parts

under running water. Keep the motor unit, power cord andits plug dry.

• Do not make any adjustments to the appliance. Do not attempt to disassemble the motor unit.

• Do not use the appliance if it is not working properly, if the motor unit has been immersed in water or if it shows any signs of damage. Take it to an

authorised service centre for inspection or repair.

• To avoid adangerous situation, never repair the appliance yourself. All repairs should be carried out by an authorised service centre.

• Tampering with the appliance may result in the loss of your legal rights regarding faulty performance or warranty for quality.

• Store the appliance in adry and clean environment out of the reach of children and animals.

EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS PLACED ON THE PRODUCT OR INTHE ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTATION

Read the user'smanual.

Product with protection class II

This symbol on products or original documents means that used electric or electronic products must not be added to ordinary municipal

waste.

The product meets all the basic requirements of the applicable EU directives.

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• Thank you for purchasing our SENCOR product; we hope it will serve

to your satisfaction.

• Prior to using this appliance, please read the user manual thoroughly,

even in cases when you are already familiar with the use of similar

types of appliances. Use the appliance only as described in this

user manual. Keep the manual for future reference. If you pass the

appliance on to another person, ensure that this user manual is

included.

• Carefully unpack the appliance and make sure not to discard any part

of the packaging material until you have found all its components. It

is recommended to keep the original packaging, packing material,

receipt and confirmation of the extent of the seller'sliability or warranty

certificate at least for the duration of the legal right of defective

performance or quality guarantee. When transporting the appliance,

we recommend packaging it again in the original box provided by the

manufacturer.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE JUICER AND ITS ACCESSORIES (Fig. A)

A1 Pusher

A2 Swinging hopper of the filling

tube

A3 Filling tube, cover andsieve

assembly

A4 Pressing screw

A5 Juicing chamber

A6 Gasket ring

A7 Pulp outlet

A8 Silicone plug

A9 Juice outlet with plug

andgasket

A10 Motor shaft (not illustrated)

A11 Switch

0 – off

I– on

R – engine reverse

A12 Motor unit

A13 Juice container with avolume

of 800ml

A14 Pulp container with avolume

of 600ml

A15 Anti-slip feet

A16 Cleaning brush

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PURPOSE OF USE AND PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION OF THE JUICER

• The vertical slow juicer can juice most fruits andvegetables. The

chapter SELECTION OF INGREDIENTS will help you to select suitable

ingredients .

• The juice is pressed at low speed. The juice thus obtained contains

asmaller proportion of foam, oxidises more slowly andretains

valuable vitamins andenzymes for longer. You can store it in the fridge

for up to 24hours.

• The ingredients are first drawn through the press screw into the

juicing mechanism and coarsely ground. In thenext stage, the juice

is pressed and the pulp is separated. During this process, the pulp

is continuously drained into acontainer prepared under the pulp

outlet and the juice flows out into acontainer located under the juice

outlet. The closable juice outlet allows you to mix juices gradually

squeezed fromvarious types of ingredients inside the juicing chamber

andprevents the juice from dripping after juicing.

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BEFORE FIRST USE

• Remove all wrapping material, including promotional labels and tags,

from the appliance and its accessories.

• Wash the A1–A9 and A13–A14 removable parts that are intended to

come into contact withfood with warm water using afew drops of

hand dish washing detergent. Then thoroughly rinse everything under

running water to remove any detergent residue andwipe dry with

akitchen towel.

• Wipe the A12 motor unit with aclean, slightly damp cloth and then

wipe it thoroughly dry.

Caution:

When washing, do not use too hot water.

None of the components of this appliance are

dishwasher safe.

Warning:

To avoid the risk of electric shock, do not immerse

the A12 motor unit, power cord or power cord plug in

water or any other liquid, or wash these parts under

running water.

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ASSEMBLY OF THE JUICER (Fig. B)

Warning:

Assemble the juicer only when the A12 motor unit is

switched off and unplugged from the power outlet.

• Before assembling the juicer, the removable parts must be clean

anddry.

• Place the A12 motor unit on adry, clean, even andstable surface.

• Place the A5 juicing chamber on the A12 motor unit andmake sure

that it fits properly into it.

Caution:

Before attaching the A5 juicing chamber to the A12

motor unit, properly close the A8 silicone plug at

the bottom of the A7 pulp outlet andcheck that the

A6 sealing ring is attached to the central hole at the

bottom of the A5 juicing chamber.

• Insert the A4 press screw into the middle of the A5 juicing chamber

andpress it down until it is fully seated on the A10 motor shaft.

• Place the filling tube, cover andsieve assembly A3 on the A5 juicing

chamber so that

the symbol on the cover aligns with the

symbol on the A12 motor unit. Turn the assembly A3 clockwise, i.e.

in the direction of the symbol

on the A12 motor unit, until it stops.

The symbols

are located on the raised part of the A12 motor

unit. The safety lock will not allow the juicer to start if the cover is not

secured in the correct position.

• Insert the A1 pusher into the opening in thehopper of the A2 filling

tube.

• Place the A13 juice container and the A14 pulp container under the A9

andA7 outlets.

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SELECTION OF INGREDIENTS

• The quality, taste andquantity of the juice pressed depend on the

ingredients used.Choose quality, fresh andripe ingredients for juicing.

Some ingredients contain alarger amount of juice andasmaller

proportion of pulp. For other ingredients it is the opposite. Overripe or

longer stored ingredients are not very suitable forjuicing. Not only will

you get asmaller amount of juice with alower nutritional value, but

you will also need to clean the sieve more often.

• The table below will help you with the selection of ingredients that can

be juiced in avertical screw juicer.

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Ingredients Instructions for Selection

Citrus fruits Most citrus fruits such as oranges, grapefruits, mandarins, limes, lemons, etc. can be juiced.

Exotic fruit Pineapple is the most suitable tropical fruit. Toalesser extent, kiwi, mango andpapaya can be juiced. Banana,

avocado, figs, etc. are inappropriate.

Pome Apples andpears are suitable for juicing.

Drupe The cherries can be juiced separately. Peaches, plums, nectarines or apricots should be juiced together withother

harder fruits or vegetables. Separately, they will be harder to juice because they are too soft andmay clog the

sieve frequently.Juice pressed separately fromthese fruits will have athick, mushy consistency.

Berries Currants, gooseberries, raspberries, bilberries, blackberries, sea buckthorn, strawberries andgrapes should be

juiced together withotherharder fruits or vegetables. If you juice them separately or in larger quantities, they may

clog the sieve more often.

Fruit vegetables Peppers, cucumber, tomato and watermelon are suitable as fruit vegetables.

Root vegetables You can juice carrots, parsley roots, celery andbeetroot. In larger quantities, we recommend juicing them together

withother softer ingredients such as apples, oranges, etc. The vertical slow juicer is not very suitable forjuicing

large amounts of root vegetables alone.

Cruciferous vegetables Cabbage andbroccoli can be juiced fromcruciferous vegetables. Put them in the juicer together withother

vegetables or fruits. Broccoli is characterized by low juice yield.

Leafy and stem vegetables,

herbs andyoung green wheat

You can juice spinach, celery, rocket, parsley, wheat, etc. Juice them insmaller quantities together withother

ingredients to make juicing smooth.

Rhubarb is not juiced due to the oxalic acid content. Rhubarb is only used for consumption by petioles, and only

properly peeled andheat-treated.

Onion vegetables You can use onions andgarlic. The taste of onions andgarlic is very distinctive. If you do not have much

experience with the taste of onions andgarlic in juices, we recommend starting with avery small amount. In

general, these ingredients are juiced only additionally withother vegetables or fruits. Alarger amount of these

ingredients could clog the sieve.

Note:

Certain fruits andvegetables can cause digestive problems, such as bloating, or cause allergic reactions.

Please consult an expert if you have any questions regarding the health aspect of the selection of ingredients.

• Larger fruits andvegetables need to be cut to pass through the filling

hole andensure their smooth juicing. Cut the root vegetables into

thinner chips of 2 × 5 cm. Cut leafy and stem vegetables, such as

spinach, celery, etc., wheat grass or herbs into approximately 3 cm

pieces. Larger parts could be tangled on the pressing screw. There is

no need to cut small fruit that passes freely through the filling hole.

The strawberries can be cut lengthwise in half. Cut other types of

fruit andvegetables into pieces that will easily fit into A2 hopper.

Approximately 3 cm cubes are ideal.

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USING THE JUICER (Fig. C)

• Verify that the juicer is properly assembled and the A11 switch is set

to position 0 (off).

Note:

The safety lock will not allow the juicer to start if the cover is

not secured in the correct position.

• Connect the juicer to an electrical socket.

• Make sure that the A13 andA14 containers are in their correct location.

Open the A9 drain plug so that the juice can flow freely into the A13

container. If you are gradually juicing various types of ingredients

and you want to mix the juice pressed fromthem directly in the

A5 juicing chamber, close the A9 drain plug. During operation, it is

then necessary to regularly check the filling status of the A5 juicing

chamber to prevent it from overfilling. Open the A9 drain plug to drain

the juice from the A5juicing chamber.

• Set the A11 switch to position I(on) and gradually insert pre-prepared

ingredients into the hopper of the A2 filling tube. The A2 swinging

hopper will tip the ingredients into the filling tube. If the A2 swinging

hopper does not tip over, grab the tongue of the A2 hopper and flip

the A2 hopper over to transfer the ingredients into the filling tube.

Fromthe filling tube, the ingredients get into the pressing mechanism,

where juice is squeezed fromthem.

INGREDIENTS THAT DO NOT BELONG TO THE JUICER

• Never put in the juicer:

– hard ingredients, such as sugar cane, etc.;

– dried ingredients such as dried pepper, coffee beans, cereal grains,

etc.;

– hard stones ofapricots, peaches, cherries, mangoes, etc.;

– frozen, cooked, preserved or otherwise prepared fruit or

vegetables;

– ice cubes.

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PREPARATION OF INGREDIENTS FOR JUICING

• Forhygiene reasons, clean andthoroughly wash all fruits

andvegetables under drinking running water. Make sure that any

residues of soil, sand or other impurities are removed during washing.

Remains of soil, sand or other debris could, among other things,

damage the appliance.

• Remove the peel from citrus fruits and fruits with inedible or too hard

skin, such as pineapple, mango, etc. Remove the central part of the

pineapple as well. The centre of the pineapple is too stiff andnot

suitable forjuicing.

• Fruit withhard stones, such as apricots, peaches, nectarines, cherries,

etc., should be thoroughly stoned. Remove any remaining stones to

avoid damaging the juicer.

• Remove the cores and stems from fruits such as apples, pears, etc.

• Remove all stems and leaves from the berries.

• Remove the thick skin from fruiting vegetables such as watermelon.

You do not need to peel the cucumber. It is necessary understand

that the juice ofunpeeled cucumber will taste different than the juice

ofpeeled cucumber.

• Peel the root vegetables with thicker skin, such as celery or beetroot.

Carrots andparsley roots do not need to be peeled.

• Remove the skin from the onion vegetables.

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• Add the ingredients into A2 hopper continuously inappropriate doses

to prevent overloading of the pressing mechanism.

• If it is necessary to press down the ingredients in the filling tube,

use the provided A1 pressure. Insert the A1 pressure into the hole in

the middle of the A2 hopper and press the ingredients with aslow

andreasonably large force.

• The pulp is continuously drained into A14 container located under the

A7 pulp outlet. Do not cover the A7 pulp outlet with any items during

operation.

• The juice is continuously drained into the A13 container located under

the A9 juice outlet. If the A9 juice outlet is closed, periodically check

the filling status of the A5 juicing chamber to prevent it from overfilling.

After filling the A5 juicing chamber, stop the operation of the juicer by

setting the A11 switch to position 0 (off) and discharge the juice into the

A13 container. Then you can continue juicing.

• Hold the A11 switch in the R position (motor reverse) for 3−5seconds

to release the ingredients stuck inside the pressing mechanism. When

you release the A11 switch, it returns to 0 (off). To process the released

ingredients, start the normal operation of the appliance. Ifnecessary,

you can repeat the above procedure. If you still cannot fix the problem,

the juicer will need to be cleaned according to the instructions in the

chapter CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE.

• The processing time of ingredients varies in units of minutes. The

maximum continuous operating time is 20 minutes. Then let the

appliance cool down for 10–15 minutes. Do not exceed the maximum

continuous operation time and observe the time required for the

appliance to cool down.

• Some ingredients may cause faster clogging of the sieve. Insuch

acase, it is necessary to divide the ingredients into several batches

and clean the removable parts between individual batches according

to the instructions in the chapter CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE.

Before disassembly and reassembly, the appliance must be turned

off anddisconnected from the power socket. Before reassembling the

appliance, thoroughly dry the removable parts.

• After juicing the last ingredients, set the A11 switch to the R position

(engine reverse) for 5seconds andthen start the normal operation

of the appliance for 30seconds. This will process the ingredients

remaining in thepressing mechanism.

• When you have finished using it, turn off the juicer by setting the

A11 switch to position 0 (off) anddisconnect the power cord from the

power socket. When the juice stops flowing from the A9 outlet, close

it with the stopper.

• After each use, disassemble the juicer according to the instructions

inchapter DISASSEMBLY OF THE JUICER andclean it according to

the instructions inchapter CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE. Always

clean the juicer immediately after use. Do not let food residues dry in

the juicer. Dried residues can make it difficult not only to disassemble

the removable parts, but also to clean them afterwards. Dry residues

that cannot be removed may adversely affect the juicing efficiency

when continuing to use the juicer.

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DISASSEMBLY OF THE JUICER (Fig. D)

• Before disassembly, turn off the juicer by setting the A11 switch to

position 0 (off) and disconnect the power cord from the power socket.

Wait until the motor comes to acomplete stop.

Warning:

Do not disassemble the appliance when the A12

motor unit is connected to the power socket.

• Close the A9 juice outlet. Put A13 andA14 containers aside.

• If the A1 pusher is inserted inthehopper opening of the A2 filling tube,

remove it.

• Turn the A3 filling tube, cover andsieve assembly counter-clockwise

in the direction of the symbol

until it reaches the top. The symbol

is located on the raised part of the A12 motor unit. Lift andremove

the A3 assembly from theA5 juicing chamber.

• Carefully remove the A5 juicing chamber from the A12 motor unit by

pulling it upwards. Leave the A4 press screw inside. If you are unable

to remove the A5 juicing chamber, gently swing it from side to side,

then pull it upwards andremove it.

• The A2 hopper is afixed part of the filling tube. Do not attempt to

remove it.

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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE (Fig. E)

• Before any cleaning, the juicer must be turned off anddisconnected

from the power socket. First, remove the removable parts from the A12

motor unit. Follow the instructions in the chapter DISASSEMBLY OF

THE JUICER.

• Clean the appliance immediately after use. Do not let food residues

dry in the juicer. Dried food residues are more difficult to remove. Dry

residues that cannot be removed may adversely affect the juicing

efficiency when continuing to use the juicer.

Warning:

To avoid the risk of electric shock, do not immerse

the A12 motor unit, power cord or power cord plug in

water or any other liquid, or wash these parts under

running water.

• Never use thinners, metal or other dish scourers or abrasive cleaners

for cleaning. Otherwise, the surface finish of the appliance or its

accessories could be damaged.

• Move the A5 juicing chamber with the A4 pressing screw over the sink.

Remove the A4 pressing screw from the A5 juicing chamber. Open the

A9 juice outlet plug. Remove any remaining pulp andjuice. Turn the A5

juicing chamber upside down and open the A8 silicone plug, which is

located at the bottom of the A7 pulp outlet. When the A8 plug is opened,

the A7 pulp outlet will be easier to clean.

• Wash all removable parts, i.e. the A1 pressure, the A3 filling tube, cover

and sieve assembly, the A4 pressing screw, the A5 juicing chamber

and the A13 andA14 containers thoroughly with warm water using

afew drops of hand dish washing detergent. Pay extra attention to

cleaning hard-to-reach parts such as the A7 pulp outlet, the A9 juice

outlet and the interior of the A5 juicing chamber. Use the included

A16 brush to clean the sieve. Make sure that all dirt is removed. Then

thoroughly wash everything under clean running water to remove any

detergent residue and wipe dry with akitchen towel. After cleaning,

close the A8 silicone plug at the bottom of the A7 pulp outlet properly.

• After several uses, remove the seal from the plug of the A9 juice outlet

andremove the A6 sealing ring from the central hole at the bottom of

the A5 juicing chamber. To remove the A6 sealing ring, turn the A5

juicing chamber upside down and press the A6 ring with your thumb

from the central opening towards the A5 juicing chamber. Clean both

the A9 juice outlet plug seal and the A6 sealing ring under clean

flowing water.

Caution:

When washing, do not use too hot water.

None of the components of this appliance are

dishwasher safe.

• After cleaning, return the seal of the A9 juice outlet plug and the A6

sealing ring back to their place. To attach the A6 sealing ring to theA5

juicing chamber, proceed as follows. Place the A5 juicing chamber on

an even, dry surface at the bottom. Apply the A6 sealing ring to the

central hole at the bottom of the A5 juicing chamber so that the wider

smooth side points upwards. Then push it into the central hole until it

fits properly along the entire perimeter.

• Surface deposits may form on removable components due to

use. Therefore, it is advisable to immerse the sieve (part of the A3

assembly) and the A5 juicing chamber for half an hour in asolution

of water and citric acid. The recommended dosage of citric acid is

2tablespoons per 1 litre of water. This will remove most of the surface

deposits. After removal from thesolution, thoroughly rinse the sieve

and the A5 juicing chamber under clean flowing water. Then dry

everything thoroughly.

• Use alightly dampened cloth to remove dirt from A12 motor unit

Wipe

the cleaned surface dry with asoft cloth.

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STORAGE

• Before storing, thoroughly clean and dry the juicer and its accessories. Follow the instructions in the chapter CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE.

• Store the juicer and its accessories in aclean, dry place out of the reach of children and pets.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem Possible Cause Solution

The juicer is connected to the power

socket but cannot be started.

The A3 filling tube, cover andsieve

assembly is not properly attached

to theA5 juicing chamber.

Set the A11 switch to position 0 (off) and disconnect the power cord

from the mains socket. Attach the A3 filling tube, cover andsieve

assembly to the A5 juicing chamber according to the instructions in

thechapter ASSEMBLY OF THE JUICER.

The overheating protection could be

activated if the juicer was previously

operated for more than 20minutes.

Set the A11 switch to position 0 (off). Disconnect the juicer from the

power socket andallow it to cool for 10−15minutes.

During operation, you can notice

alouder noise and more vibration

than usual.

This is caused by the pressing of

hard ingredients.

This is anormal occurrence.

The juicer suddenly stopped. There is too much ingredient in the

pressing mechanism or too large

pieces of hard ingredient.

Set the A11 switch to position R (reverse) andhold it inthis position for

3−5seconds to release the ingredients. Then you can continue juicing.

If the problem persists, the juicer needs to be cleaned. Before cleaning,

switch off the juicer and disconnect it from the power socket. Follow

the instructions in the CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE chapter for

cleaning.

Hard ingredients, such as root vegetables, should be cut according to

the instructions in the chapter PREPARATION OF INGREDIENTS FOR

JUICING before inserting them into the juicer.

Juice is leaking from the bottom of

the A5 juicing chamber.

The A8 silicone plug at the bottom

of the A7 pulp outlet is not properly

closed or the A6 sealing ring is not

properly or not at all attached to the

central hole at the bottom of the A5

juicing chamber.

Set the A11 switch to position 0 (off). Disconnect the power cord

from the power socket. Drain thejuice from the A5 juicing chamber.

Carefully disassemble the juicer according to the instructions inchapter

DISASSEMBLY OF THE JUICER. Wash the A3−A5 removable parts

under running water anddry them. Close the A8 silicone plug at the

bottom of the A7 pulp outlet or properly attach the A6 sealing ring

to the central hole at the bottom of the A5 juicing chamber, or both.

If the surface of the A12 motor unit is dirty,clean it according to the

instructions in thechapter CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE.

The A8 silicone plug or the A6

sealing ring does not fit tightly

because it is not clean.

Set the A11 switch to position 0 (off). Disconnect the power cord

from the power socket. Drain thejuice from the A5 juicing chamber.

Carefully disassemble the juicer according to the instructions inchapter

DISASSEMBLY OF THE JUICER. Wash the A3−A5 removable parts

under running water and clean the A8 silicone plug or the

A6 sealing

ring properly. Follow the instructions in the chapter CLEANING AND

MAINTENANCE. After cleaning, dry everything, close the A8 silicone

plug properly and return the A6 sealing ring back to its place. If the

surface of the A12 motor unit is dirty, also clean it according to the

instructions in thechapter CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE.

Juice is leaking at the joint between

the cover and the A5 juicing

chamber.

The A9 juice outlet is closed. The

A5 juicing chamber was overfilled.

Stop the juicer. Open the plug of the A9 outlet so that the juice can

flow freely into the A13 container. If the surface of the juicer is dirty,

disconnect it from the power socket andclean it according to the

instructions in thechapter CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE.

The A3 filling tube, cover andsieve

assembly cannot be removed from

theA5 juicing chamber.

Too much pulp has accumulated

in the A5 juicing chamber or harder

ingredients are stuck init.

Set the A11 switch to the R (reverse) position andhold it inthis

position for 3−5seconds torelease the accumulated pulp or jammed

ingredients. Disconnect the juicer from the power socket. Wait for the

engine to come to acomplete standstill and try to remove the A3 filling

tube, cover andsieve assembly again. If you are not able to do this,

repeat the above mentioned procedure once or twice.

After use, the accessories that

comes into contact withfood are

coloured.

Colouring is caused by pigments

naturally occurring infruits

andvegetables.

This is anormal occurrence.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Rated voltage range ................................................................................220−240 V

Rated frequency ............................................................................................50/60Hz

Rated input power ..............................................................................................200 W

Safety class (for electric shock protection) ............................................................ II

Noise level .........................................................................................................72 dB(A)

Speed of revolutions.................................................................................45–65 rpm

Juice container capacity ................................................................................800 ml

Pulp container capacity ..................................................................................600 ml

Operating cycle ..................................................................................................20 min

Cooling time ...................................................................................................10–15 min

The declared noise emission level of the appliance is 72 dB(A), which

represents alevel Aof acoustic power with respect to areference acoustic

power of 1 pW.

Glossary of technical terms

Safety Class for Electric Shock Protection:

Class II – Electric shock protection is provided by double or heavy-duty

insulation.

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INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION ON DISPOSAL OF USED

PACKAGING MATERIAL

Dispose of used packaging material at the location designated by the

municipality for waste disposal.

DISPOSAL OF USED ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

Used electrical andelectronic products must not be added to ordinary

municipal waste. For proper disposal and recycling of these products,

deliver them to designated collection points. Alternatively, in some

European Union states or other European countries the products can be

returned to the local retailer when buying an equivalent new product. By

properly disposing of this product, you help preserve valuable natural

resources and contribute to preventing potential negative impacts on the

environment and human health resulting from improper waste disposal.

For further details, contact your local authorities or the nearest collection

point. Fines may be imposed for improper disposal of this type of waste in

accordance with national regulations.

For Business Entities in European Union States

To dispose of electric or electronic equipment, request necessary

information from your retailer or supplier.

Disposal in Other Countries Outside the European Union

If you wish to dispose of this product, request the necessary information

about the correct disposal method from the local council or from your

retailer.

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Changes to text and technical parameters are reserved.

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