HELPFUL HINTS
•A small amount of lemon juice can be added to apple juice to prevent browning.
•Do not use bananas or avocados as they do not contain juice and will clog the juicer.
•Allow the juicer to run for one minute before turning ‘Off’ to allow any excess juice to be extracted from the pulp.
•A plastic bag can be put in the pulp container for easy
•Disassemble the Juicer and rinse off the pulp immediately after juicing. The Strainer Basket/Cutting Blades can be soaked in water to loosen the pulp. Then wash in warm soapy water.
•Wash parts immediately after use to avoid discolouration of the plastic parts which may occur with some fruits and vegetables.
•If juicing herbs or leafy green vegetables process in combination with other fruits or vegetables to yield more juice.
CARE AND CLEANING
How to Disassemble the Juicer
IMPORTANT: Before disassembling the juicer make sure that the Rocker Switch is in the Off position, the plug has been removed from the wall outlet and the motor has stopped completely.
1.Remove the Food Pusher from the Feed Tube.
2.Remove the Pulp Container by holding onto the Feed Tube and tilting the juicer slightly to disengage.
3.Remove the Juice Jug.
4.Hold the Pulp Chute/Juicer Cover and disengage the Locking Bar from the grooves on the side of the Pulp Chute/Juicer Cover.
5.Lift and remove the Pulp Chute/Juicer Cover.
6.Remove the Strainer Basket by gently sliding your fingers around the rim of the Basket and lifting upwards. NOTE: Be careful when handling the Strainer Basket as the cutting blades are very sharp.
7.Remove the Juice Collector by placing one hand under the plastic edge opposite the spout and lifting upwards, then gently slide out.
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