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4 Remove the two-part filter and disassemble it (Fig. 24).
5 Turn the pulp outlet anticlockwise until the arrow (
indication and remove it from the juicing unit (Fig. 25).
6 Remove the juicing screw (Fig. 26).
Storage
1 Wind the mains cord around the cord storage facility in the base of the motor
unit (Fig. 27).
2 You can store the juice jug and lid (HR1942, HR1943, HR1944, HR1945, HR1947,
HR1949 only), and the berry tray in the pulp container (Fig. 28).
Recycling
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Do not throw away the product with the normal household waste at the end of
its life, but hand it in at an official collection point for recycling. By doing this, you
help to preserve the environment.
Ordering accessories
To buy accessories or spare parts, visit www.shop.philips.com/service or go to your
Philips dealer. You can also contact the Philips Consumer Care Centre in your
country.
Guarantee and support
If you need information or support, please visit www.philips.com/support or read
the separate worldwide guarantee leaflet.
Troubleshooting
This chapter summarises the most common problems you could encounter with the
appliance. If you are unable to solve the problem with the information below, visit
www.philips.com/support for a list of frequently asked questions or contact the
Consumer Care Centre in your country.
Problem
The appliance does not
work.
The motor unit gives off
an unpleasant smell
the first few times the
appliance is used.
The juicing unit cannot
be placed onto the
motor unit.
Solution
The appliance is equipped with two safety pins. If either
the juicing unit or the pulp container has not been
placed on the motor unit properly, the appliance does
not work. Check whether these parts have been
assembled in the right way (see chapter 'Preparing for
use').
This is not unusual. If the appliance continues to give off
this smell after a few times, check the quantities you are
processing and the processing time.
Check if the spout is properly attached to the juicing
unit. Make sure that the projections on the juicing unit
are aligned with the recesses in the motor unit (see
fig. 9).
) points to the 'open'