Binatone JE-8100: Operation CARE AND CLEANING

Operation

1. Assembly the appliance (See «Assembly») and plug it in. Be-

fore plugging in make sure that the switch (11) is in the «0»

position and that the safety lock (9) is properly locked.

2. Wash the food before processing. You may process the whole

small-size fruits and vegetables (carrots, small apples, toma-

toes). It is necessary to cut large-size fruits and vegetables into

pieces of such a size that they freely pass into the feeder tube

(2).

3. Switch on the juice extractor by selecting with a help of the

switch (11) the required speed «1» or «2». In order to oper-

ate the juice extractor efficiently, use the first speed when

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extracting juice from soft food (for example, tomatoes); and

the second speed is recommended when processing hard food

(such as carrots).

4. Lower the fruits or vegetables into the feeder tube (2), care-

fully pushing them with the pusher; in so doing the motor

should run. Do not push the food into the juice extractor using

excessive force. This will merely reduce the appliance’s effi-

ciency.

5. If in the course of operation the pulp container (12) becomes

full, switch off the juice extractor, disassemble it and clean the

container from pulp. Assemble the appliance to continue op-

eration.

6. After you finished, immediately wash the juice extractor and

thoroughly dry its parts.

CARE AND CLEANING

1. Unplug the juice extractor from the electrical

outlet and disassemble it (see «Disassembly»).

2. Wipe the appliance body with soft damp cloth.

Never immerse the appliance body and

power cord in water or any other liquid.

3. Wash the remaining parts of the juice ex-

tractor in soapy water with a soft sponge. Do

not use stiff brushes and abrasive cleaners. The lid, separating

unit, grater/filter, pulp container and juice cup are dishwasher-

safe.

4. When extracting juice from such food as carrots, oranges, etc.

the plastic parts of the juice extractor coming into contact with

food may become stained. To clean the stains, wipe the parts

with cloth moistened with a small amount of vinegar diluted by

water – two or three teaspoonfuls of 9% vinegar per a glass of

water – then wash the parts as usual.

5. To avoid damage, handle the grater/filter carefully. Improper

handling of this part may result in its being damaged. When

caring for the grater/filter abide by the following rules:

- The grater/filter should be washed with a soft brush.

- Do not use cleaners containing bleach and metal brushes.

It is necessary to replace the grater/filter in case of any damage.

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