Using The Tomato & Fruit Strainer; Important; Helpful Hints - Weston 82-0102-W Mode D'emploi

8. Install and firmly tighten the Front Ring Nut (make
sure the tabs remain aligned with the notches).
DO NOT over-tighten the Front Ring Nut to avoid
damaging the Grinder during operation.
9. Loosen the Head Locking Knob on the side of the
Motor Unit.
10. Insert the Screen end of the fully-assembled
Grinder Head through the outlet end of the Plastic
Chute (FIGURE 9).
11. Install the Grinder Head onto the Motor Unit.
12. Tighten the Head Locking Knob to secure the Head in place.
13. Install the Tray onto the Grinder Head. Press the Tray down until fully seated
(FIGURE 9).
USING THE TOMATO & FRUIT STRAINER
NOT INCLUDED WITH ALL GRINDERS.
NOTE: The Tomato & Fruit Strainer Attachment cannot be used with meat
products.
NOTE: Follow the "Food Safety Guidelines" in this manual and as outlined by
the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) whenever using this appliance.
Keep meat/food refrigerated and covered. Do not let meat/food sit out any
longer than is necessary for processing.
1. Cut large fruits and vegetables into quarters and small fruits and
vegetables in half.
IMPORTANT: Remove pits, stems, shells and seeds before placing fruits or
vegetables into the Tomato & Fruit Strainer to avoid damaging the Screen.
Fruit or vegetables must be cooled down before processing.
2. Place the fruits/vegetables in the Tray. Do not overfill the Tray. DO NOT
operate the Grinder without the Tray in place.
3. Place a bowl under the Plastic Chute to collect juice and pulp. Place a bowl
under the Screen outlet to collect skin and seeds.
4. Feed the fruits/vegetables into the Grinder Head. Use the Stomper to push
the fruits/vegetables into the Grinder Head. Never use your fingers!
5. When straining is complete, turn the Motor Unit "off" and disconnect it from
the electrical outlet.

HELPFUL HINTS:

A. Rerun the skin and seeds through the Food Strainer to extract any
leftover pulp & juice. Repeat as necessary.
B. Use a rubber spatula to scrape pulp from the Screen into the Chute.
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FIGURE 9