![REMOVING BLADES](/images/new-backgrounds/59042/590427x1.webp)
4.Release the TriggerGuard™ Lock by sliding it toward the blade (D). Press the “On” Switch and guide the Knife Blades down through the food. Use a carving fork
to hold the food, if necessary.
CAUTION: NEVER place your hand over the Blade to support it while operating this knife. The Blades are designed to slide back and forth for cutting.
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5.For models with the shorter Utility Blade, you may insert and remove the Blade in the same
manner as the long Blade. The Utility Blade works well on pineapple,
pepperoni, small bread loaves, potatoes, and other small fruits and vegetables.
| REMOVING BLADES |
D | 1. To remove the Blades, the |
TriggerGuard™ Lock must be | |
| covering the “On” Switch and the |
| cord must be unplugged. Press |
| the Blade Release Buttons on both |
| sides of the Handle. Grasp the |
| Blades by the Finger Grips with the |
| cutting edge facing AWAY from your |
| hand and pull out away from the |
| Handle. (See C) Instructions also appear |
| on the underside of the Handle. |
Care & Cleaning
1.Before cleaning any part of the Electric Knife, engage the TriggerGuard™ Lock, unplug the cord, and remove the Blades.
2.Knife Blades may be washed in hot, soapy water or in the dishwasher. Dry all parts thoroughly before next use.
3.The Knife Handle and cord may be cleaned with a damp cloth. DO NOT use any abrasive cleanser or material to clean any part of the Knife as it may harm the finish. Do not put the Knife Handle in water.
NEED HELP?
Service, if necessary, must be performed by a Black & Decker
If mailing or shipping your knife, pack it carefully in any sturdy carton with enough material to prevent damage. Include a note describing the problem to our Service Center and be sure to give your return address. We also suggest that you insure the package for your protection.
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