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HINTS & TIPS

Always replace the plunger before turning the juicer on to prevent Splashing.

If you're juicing a lot of fruit or vegetables, you'll need to clean the rotating sieve regularly so it doesn't become blocked.

Always use fresh fruit and vegetables as these contain the largest amount of juice.

Harder and more fibrous fruits and vegetables are not suitable for juicing.

You can juice leafy vegetables by rolling the leaves up so they fit into the funnel.

The best fruits and vegetables to use are carrot.

For best taste, drink juice as soon as it's made.

Fresh juice may turn brown when it comes into contact with air. Though this is perfectly natural, it can be reduced by adding in

Juice.

Pulp produced after juicing can be used in cake and muffin recipes.

Juice can be easily thinned down by adding sparkling or still water.

Never store the juicer when it's dirty or wet.

Ensure the juicer is switched off and is unplugged from the mains supply. Dismantle all the parts. Simply reverse the steps when

you assembled the juicer as described in the 'How to...assemble your juicer' section of the manual. Take care when removing the

rotating sieve as it has sharp blades.

Wipe the main body with a damp cloth and mild detergent if needed. Dry thoroughly. Never immerse in water.

Wash the rotating sieve, lid, pulp container, spout housing, plunger and juice cup in warm soapy water. These can also be placed in

the dishwasher, though this may cause the finish to dull over time.

When washing the rotating sieve, take care as it has very sharp cutters at the bottom.

You may find it's best to use a small brush (e.g. a nail brush) to clean the rotating sieve, to get all the food out of the cutting edges.

Please remember not to use harsh or abrasive cleaning agents, or scourers.

Ensure all items are dry and the motor housing is cool before storing in a clean,dry place, out of reach of children.