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Note
Press your food down continuously and evenly, but do not apply too much pressu-
re to get the optimum amount of juices. When pressing too hard, the pulp will be
very wet and there will be only little juice. Additionally, the juicing sieve could get
clogged easily. Ensure to avoid overfilling the juice jug or pulp container during ope-
ration. The pulp must fall easily and without obstacles into the pulp container. Empty
the containers in time (see: 'Emptying the Containers and Removing Obstacles').
Important: During operation, ensure that the juice is running into the juice jug and
the pulp is falling freely into the pulp container. Otherwise, check the juicing sys-
tem for obstacles (see: 'Emptying the Containers and Removing Obstacles' and
'Solving Problems').
7. After juicing, turn the selection dial to "OFF", switch the power switch to "O",
and wait until the motor stops. Unplug the appliance. Remove the juicing system
from the motor base (see: 'Disassembling the Juicing System').
8. Empty and rinse the containers of the appliance and all parts of the juicing system
immediately after juicing. Then clean all used parts (see: 'Cleaning the Juicing System').
Note
Do not store juices and pulp in the containers of the appliance to avoid that food dries
on the surfaces. Additionally, some food may cause discolouration. For storage, fill the
products into sufficient containers and clean the containers of the appliance immedia-
tely thereafter. Pulp and juices may be stored in the refrigerator for 1 day at the maxi-
mum. However, for always getting the optimum benefits of vitamins and other valuable
nutrients, it is best to always freshly prepare and consume your juices.
EMPTYING THE CONTAINERS AND REMOVING OBSTACLES
During juicing, ensure that the juice is running into the juice jug and the pulp is falling
freely into the pulp container. Ingredients containing a lot of hard fibres could easily
clog the juicing sieve, especially when applying hard pressure to the food pusher
during juicing. Additionally, fine residues of the pulp could clog the juice collector
or the juice spout, causing overflow. If you push down the food in the feed chute
too fast, the juicing sieve could be overfilled too.
In these cases, you need to empty the juice collector and juicing sieve and clean the
juice mesh of the juicing sieve, before you can continue operation. For this, follow
the instructions in this section and see also: 'Solving Problems'.
1. Turn the selection dial to the "OFF" position (display gets dark), switch off the appli-
ance at the power switch, wait until the motor stops, and unplug the appliance.
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WARNING:
The blades in the base plate of the juicing sieve are very sharp.
Always handle the juicing sieve by the rim or dark drive coupling.
Tip: To avoid dripping after removing the juice jug, you may turn the drip-stop to
the closed position (see: 'Properties of Your New Multi Juicer / Drip-Stop Feature').
2. Remove the juice jug from the appliance and push the locking arm out of the support at
the juicer cover. then remove the juicer cover (see: 'Disassembling the Juicing System').
3. Pull the juicing sieve upwards and out of the juice collector. You will notice a
slight resistance of the drive coupling. Check the juice collector, and juice spout
for obstacles. Additionally check, if the pulp can fall freely into the pulp contai-
ner and will not accumulate at the pulp guttering.
Important: Always brush the base plate of the juicing sieve clockwise to avoid
damage to the knives and for better removing residues of fibres from the knives.
4. Removing residues of food from the juicing sieve:
Rinse the juicing sieve under cold running tap water. You may clean the base
plate of the juicing sieve with the knives by carefully brushing the base plate and
the mesh clockwise with a soft brush and rinse. For checking, if the fine pores
of the mesh are clean, hold the juicing sieve up to the light.
5. Removing obstacles from the juice collector and juice spout:
Place a bowl under the juice spout and open the drip-stop. Then use a small,
fine, and clean brush or a small, soft plastic spatula to push any blocking pulp
down and out. Push any residues of pulp into the pulp container that have been
accumulated at the pulp guttering.
6. Emptying the juice jug and pulp container:To avoid that the lid will fall during
pouring, remove the lid of the juice jug, before slowly pouring the juice. With
the pouring shield installed, the froth will be retained within the juice jug. Grasp
the pulp container by the handling groove and tilt the pulp container a little for
pulling it out from under the pulp guttering of the juice collector. Empty the pulp
container over a large bowl.
7. Re-assuming juicing:
Hold the pulp container tilted and push it under the pulp guttering of the juice
collector. May be, you need to lift the juice collector a little. Ensure that the pulp
guttering is reaching over the rim into the pulp container (see: 'Assembling the
Juicing System').
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