Assembly
Assemble the press on the motor unit head according to Fig. 15 and Fig. 7. First install the
mincer body J0 and then insert the spiral feeder J1. Push the feeder down until it clicks,
which means it is secured in place. Attach the sieve J2 and nut J3 on the spiral feeder,
and tighten the nut. Unscrew the cover fixing screw J13 so that it will not protrude, to allow
the cover to be put on the sieve. Fix the cover on the sieve. After proper assembly, slightly
tighten the cover screw J4. Apply reverse procedure to disassemble the unit and remove
it from the motor unit head.
Use
Cut the fruits into pieces to fit the feeding tube opening. Place a stainless bowl or another
suitable container to catch the pressed pulp. Place the juice container J10 without the lid
J11 or another suitable juice container under the outlet. Insert the power cord plug into
a power socket. Put the appliance into operation by turning the speed dial at MAX.
Put the food in the hopper one by one to prevent overfilling the juicer chute to the top. The
pusher is intended for continuous pushing the food to the auger’s reach. Use the pusher
after each piece of food is inserted in the feed chute, not for pushing just after the chute is
completely full to the top edge. If you look inside the feed chute opening after removing the
pusher, you can visually check the auger condition and clearness.
If there is too much juice in the juicer feed chute, switch of the processor, disassemble the
juicer, and clean the auger and the sieve.
The pressed juice will flow out from the outlet in
the provided container, and the waste (pulp) comes out from the cover outlet opening J4.
After finishing processing, turn off the appliance press by turning the dial to position 0 / OFF.
If the sieve or the auger needs to be cleaned, always remove the entire juicer press
unit from the processor, and disassemble it completely. Loosening the nut when food is
accumulated in the auger might cause penetration of small particles in the gasket area, and
after assembling the unit, the gasket would not properly seal. If pressing continued, juice
could penetrate in the rear section of the juicer.
We recommend processing at MAX speed.
Tips
– For higher juice yield, press soft food slowly.
– After inputting the last piece, let the press running until juice stops dripping from the outlet.
– If the produced pulp is too juicy, it can be re-pressed (except for currant, blackberries,
grapes and other fruits with smaller grains or seeds) – use the maximum speed.
Before the second pulp processing, clean the sieve. Loosen the fixing screw, remove the
cover and wipe the accumulated pulp off the sieve.
– To preserve maximum amount of vitamins, consume the produced juice as soon as possible.
– If you need to preserve the juice for several hours, store it in refrigerator. The juice will
be better preserved if you add several drops of lemon juice.
– The juice may contain residues of pulp and seeds, small enough to go through the sieve.
– For children, thin the juice with water 1:1.
– You can use the pressed pulp for further processing in the kitchen (for example for
cooking soups, sauces, marmalades, desserts, cakes, etc.).
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