Ceado ES500 Instruction And Maintenance Manual page 8

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Place a container under the spout of the bowl.
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Turn the appliance on by pushing the ON-OFF button in the "ON" position.
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Turn on the motor by pushing the START button.
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With the motor in action put fruit and/or vegetables in the feed chute. Use the food pusher to
gradually push down the fruit and/or vegetables towards the spinning grating disc at the bottom
of the feed chute without exerting excessive pressure (see Fig. 6). To obtain more juice always
press the food pusher lightly.
NEVER USE YOUR FINGERS TO PUSH THE FRUIT AND/OR VEGETABLES DOWN THE
FEED CHUTE OR TO CLEAN THE CHUTE. ALWAYS USE THE FOOD PUSHER
PROVIDED.
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The juice will pour from the spout into the container placed below the spout. The separated pulp
will accumulate in the pulp container.
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Continue to use the appliance until the container is filled with juice or until you have finished the
fruit or vegetables you are using or ensure the pulp container has become filled with pulp.
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Turn the motor off by pushing the STOP button.
Note: Always wait until the motor has come to a complete stop before unhooking the locking
arm.
Never use the locking arm to turn the appliance off. This could wear out the safety
mechanisms (safety microswitch and motor brake).
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When the appliance is not in use leave the locking arm hooked to the juicer cover and the ON-
OFF button in the "OFF" position.
When using the appliance control the level of pulp in the pulp container (with the motor turned
off). The quantity of fruit or vegetables that can be used before the pulp container is filled
varies depending on the type of fruit or vegetables used.
Should blockage occur while the appliance is in use before the pulp container is filled with
pulp it is a good idea to turn the appliance off and find the cause of the blockage.
NOTE! When using the juice extractor the pulp container can be emptied by turning the appliance
off and carefully removing the pulp container. (Put the pulp container in place before turning
the juice extractor back on).
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Fig. 5