The following are typical uses for the three grades of cutting plates but you
may choose to vary according to your preference for the end product:
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Fine cutting plate – suitable for burgers, spreads, patés and baby food;
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Medium cutting plate – suitable for mincing meat for use in soups, for
making sausages, or for relishes;
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Coarse cutting plate – suitable for mincing raw meat for use in meals such
as chilli con carne, cottage pie and bolognaise, or for vegetables or cheese.
Attach the Fixing Ring
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clockwise; do not overtighten.
Place the outlet of the Ingredient Hopper
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, so that the Hopper is over the Motor Body
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Site on a clean, dry, flat surface, ensuring that the cooling vents on the
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underside of the unit are not blocked, and place a suitable container
under the outlet of the Feed Head
Assembling to make sausages
Assemble as for mincing meat, but place the Sausage Attachment
between the Cutting Plate
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THE CUTTING BLADE
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How to disassemble
Ensure that the machine is disconnected from the electricity supply before
disassembly.
To disassemble the mincer, reverse the procedure described for assembly.
You may need to use a tool, such as a screwdriver, to loosen the Fixing Ring
by turning counter-clockwise across the front lugs. A screwdriver can also be
used to carefully lever out a Cutting Plate from the Head.
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THE CUTTING BLADE
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to the Feed Head
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and the Fixing Ring
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IS SHARP; TAKE CARE WHEN HANDLING.
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IS SHARP; TAKE CARE WHEN HANDLING.
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Meat Mincer
and hand tighten
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in the inlet of the Feed Head
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