Care Of The Machine - Asko 1905 How To Use Manual

Care of the machine

The interior of the machine is manu-
factured from stainless steel, which is
kept clean through normal use. It may,
however, be necessary to clean the
strainers and spray arms at intervals.
Fine filter
Food residues caught by the
fine strainer are flushed away
automatically each time the
machine is used.
Unscrew the fine strainer
sometimes and clean it with a
brush.
When replacing the strainer,
make sure that its edges seal
properly against the bottom of
the machine.
Outlet pump
You can reach the outlet pump from the
inside of the machine. First remove the
coarse strainer and the fine strainer.
Then you can remove a small cover in
the bottom of the hole.
There you can rach the pump wing and
remove eventual dirt.
replace the cover and the strainers.
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Filter
If the filter is dirty, it can be removed
and rinsed clean. It can be removed by
unscrewing the fine strainer and then
simply pulling it straight upwards.
Make sure that it clicks into position
properly when you put it back.
Spray arm jets and bearings
Pieces of dirt can block the spray arm jets
or interfere with smooth running of the
spray arm bearings. Undo the nut and lift
off the washer on top of the spray arm so
that the arm can be lifted off. Use a brush
or suitable pointed object to get rid of any
dirt.
Coarse strainer
The coarse strainer catches
larger particles of food that
would otherwise clog the outlet
pump. Squeeze the lugs gently
toward each other, lift out the
strainer and clean it when
necessary. Replace it in the
reverse manner.
In the bottom the coarse strainer
has openings, which let peas
and macaronis out. Toothpicks,
however, will stay in the
strainer.