Melissa 246-035 manual Using the Appliance, Using the pulp filter, Cleaning

USING THE APPLIANCE

1.Place the motor section (3) on a level surface, e.g. a kitchen counter, and make sure it is standing firmly on the four suction cups underneath.

2.Place the blender glass (1) on the drive shaft of the motor section, making sure that the notches at the bottom of the glass match the pins at the bottom of the motor section.

3.Lift the blender glass lid (6) (can be a bit tight).

4.Mount the pulp filter (7) in the blender glass if you wish to extract juice, see below.

5.Pour food into the blender glass.

o NOTE: Never add liquid or food above the “1,500 ml” mark on the blender glass.

6.Press the lid firmly onto the blender glass. The curved edge should be above the handle, opposite the pouring spout (8). Place the cap (5) in the hole in the lid and turn anti-clockwise until it locks into place.

7.Plug in and switch on the power.

8.Place a hand on the lid and switch on the appliance by turning the On/Off button (4) to “1” (low speed) or “2” (high speed).

9.The appliance also has a pulsing option with extra speed.

o Turn the On/Off button to “P” and hold it briefly in that position.

o When you release the button, it reverts to “0” and the appliance stops.

10.You can add more food to the blender glass during operation through the opening in the lid. Always switch off the appliance before removing the cap and adding more food.

11.Turn off the appliance by turning the On/Off button to “0” when you have finished blending. Wait until the blade (2) has come to a complete stop before removing the blender glass lid.

Using the pulp filter

The appliance comes with a pulp filter, suitable for extracting juice by means of water.

1.Place the pulp filter in the blender glass, making sure the notches in the filter fit into the grooves on the inside of the glass.

2.Place the lid on the blender glass as described above.

3.Pour a sufficient amount of diced fruit or vegetables into the pulp filter through the hole in the lid and fit the cap on the lid as described above. To extract juice, it is necessary to add water or another liquid, depending on the fruit or vegetable you wish to extract. You can always add more liquid and in that way adjust the taste or consistency.

4.When you switch on the appliance, the fruit or vegetable pieces are blended and the juice extracted into the blender glass through the pulp filter. The pulp remains in the filter.

5.Pour the extracted juice into a glass or a jar.

Dismantle the pulp filter and remove the pulp from the blender glass.

NOTE:

•Do not leave the appliance running non stop for more than 1 minute at a time. If the appliance has been running for 1 minute, allow it to cool down for 1 minute before you use it again.

•Always add liquid to the blender glass when crushing ice cubes.

Tips!

•The cap is equipped with a scale and can be used as a measuring cup.

•Remember that fruit pulp can often be used, e.g. as filling in carrot cake, vegetable lasagne, muffins, etc.

CLEANING

•Remove plug from the mains socket, and allow the appliance to cool down before cleaning it.

•Do not immerse the motor section of the appliance in water and make sure no water enters the appliance.

•Clean the motor section by wiping it with a damp cloth. A little detergent can be added if the appliance is heavily soiled.

•Do not use a scouring pad, steel wool or any form of strong solvents or abrasive cleaning agents to clean the appliance, as they may damage the outside surfaces of the appliance.

•The blender glass, pulp filter, lid and cap can be cleaned in normal dishwater or in a dishwasher. All parts must be completely dry before the appliance is assembled and used again.

•Take care not to touch the blades at the bottom of the blender glass during cleaning!

•Ensure the appliance is clean and dry before storing.

INFORMATION ON DISPOSAL AND RECYCLING OF THIS PRODUCT

Please note that this Adexi product is marked with this

symbol:

This means that this product must not be disposed of along with ordinary household waste, as electrical and electronic waste must be disposed of separately.

In accordance with the WEEE directive, every member state must ensure correct collection, recovery, handling and recycling of electrical and electronic waste. Private households in the EU can take used equipment to special recycling stations free of charge. In certain member states, used apparatus can be returned to the dealer where they were bought on the condition you buy new products. Contact your retailer, distributor or the municipal authorities for further information on what to do with electrical and electronic waste.

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