Operation; Maintenance; Spare Parts - Omcan Santos 50 Manuel D'instructions

Using:
1. Start the machine by putting the On / Off switch (11) to the 1 position; the indicator will light up.
2. Place the recipient under the bowl spout (4).
3. Introduce the fruits or vegetables into the cover feed channel (2) and push them onto the rotating grater
with the fruit plunger (3).
4. Continue this operation until the juice recipient is full or the quantity of fruit and vegetables to be processed
has run out. Also keep an eye on the level of pulp in the pulp container (6).
Stopping the machine:
The machine can be stopped in several ways:
• By using the On / Off switch (11).
• By operating the bowl (4) cover (2) clamping handle (1).
• By unplugging the mains cord plug (10).
CHANGING PRODUCTS DURING JUICE PRODUCTION AND CLEANING IN PLACE
You can change from carrots then to apples to prepare an apple/carrot juice. You can either mix the fruits and
vegetables to prepare the juice required, or change production from one juice to another but without having to
remove and clean the elements of the machine. Simply:
1. Place a new recipient under the bowl spout.
2. Carry out a quick, automatic basket clean. While the basket is turning, introduce water into the cover
channel.
Before carrying out any work on the juice extractor, the machine must in all cases be unplugged from the
mains power supply and the motor start capacitor discharged:
DISCHARGING THE CAPACITOR:
Use a screwdriver with insulated handle to touch the 2 connectors on the capacitor (13). The appearance of an
electric arc shows that the capacitor has discharged.

SPARE PARTS:

IMPORTANT: Use of spare parts other than certified original SANTOS parts is prohibited.
This machine requires no particular maintenance because the bearings are lubricated for life. Work may
however be required to change parts subject to wear such as the electrical components like the start capacitor
and the start relay. In this case, refer to the list of components suitable for your machine depending on its
operating voltage, (to be found on the warranty sheet supplied with the machine, and on the rating plate
underneath the machine).

Maintenance

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Operation