Preparing the fruits/vegetables
Important: Use only well-ripened fruit, as otherwise the filter w will get
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blocked . This would require repeated cleaning of the filter w .
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Wash or peel the fruits/vegetables that you wish to process .
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Large seeds or stones should always be removed before filling the appliance .
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Cored fruit (such as apples, pears) can be processed along with the skin and
core . Remove all other stones (peaches, plums etc .), all large seeds (melons
etc .) and stalks to avoid possible damage to the appliance .
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Fruits and vegetables with thick peels (e .g . citrus fruits, melons, kiwis, root
vegetables) must always be peeled first .
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Remove the stalks from grapes .
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Cut the fruit or vegetables into pieces that will fit easily into the feed tube 2 .
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Turmeric only needs to be washed, not peeled .
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Remove the woody parts from the ginger, wash the ginger and cut it into
pieces . You don't have to peel ginger to extract the juice .
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For celery, cut off the base and remove wilted leaves . Always feed celery
with the lower, wide end first into the feed tube 2 .
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Wash any lettuce varieties, e .g . iceberg or loose-leaf lettuce, and fold the
individual leaves together to form small "packages" . The resulting higher
pressure allows more liquid to be obtained .
NOTE
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Raisins are not suitable for juicing as they contain too little juice . Rhubarb
or other fibrous vegetables/fruits are not suitable for juicing as the fibres
will block the juicer .
Juicing
WARNING! RISK OF INJURY!
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NEVER insert your hands or other objects into the feed tube 2 when working
with the appliance . This could lead to serious injuries and/or damage to
the appliance .
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