Safety Concept; Tips For Best Results - Gastroback Easy Juicer Fun Operating Instructions Manual

Speed Selection
1 Soft fruit
2 Citrus
3 Pine apple
4 Apple
5 Hard veg

SAFETY CONCEPT

WARNING: For your protection and convenience, your new »Easy Juicer Fun«
is equipped with some safety features. Do not attempt to damage or by-pass the
safety interlocks! Do not attempt to operate the appliance using others than the desi-
gnated parts.
• The safety interlocks assure that the motor will operate only with the designated
parts in place (see: 'Assembling the Appliance'). However, do not attempt to
operate the motor base without any of the designated parts correctly assembled.
• Arrows and protrusions on the motor base and removable parts ensure that the
appliance can only be assembled with the parts placed on it in correct orienta-
tion. If any of the parts wobble or will not fit stable and firmly on the appliance,
turn the parts in question accordingly and try again. Observe the white arrows
printed on the parts and motor base to find the correct orientation. The locking
arms can only be locked with the pulp container and pulp container cover assem-
bled correctly.
• To switch ON the appliance, you must touch the ON/OFF button for at least 5
seconds. This delay is intentional to serve as an additional child safety interlock
and shall prevent little children from activating the appliance.

TIPS FOR BEST RESULTS

You may use your new »Easy Juicer Fun« for several types of food. Please, adhere
to the following tips to get best results.
• The processing time and amount of juice you get from a certain amount of fruits /
vegetables depend on the type and quality of your food. The processing time for
one filling of the feed chute could extend from several seconds to some minutes.
• Pulp is full of fibres and cellular tissue with nutritional contents. Add the pulp to
soups or other dishes. Especially fruit pulp may be baked or used as a pie filler.
As an example, use vegetable pulp for fillings of meat. You should use the pulp
the same day when it has been made to avoid vitamin loss. However, the pulp is
degradable and can be used for composting.
Examples
Soft, ripe pears without peel
Lemons, oranges, tangerines
Pineapples, ripe peaches, cucumbers
Crispy apples, hard pears, carrots
Hard vegetables and fruits (without seeds)
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