SOLIS JUICE FOUNTAIN COMPACT 8451 Mode D'emploi page 87

6. Plug the power plug into a suitable power socket and turn the rotary control to
ON. The display lights up, displaying all four available speeds.
7. Use the rotary control to select the desired speed:
– HARD VEG
– HARD FRUIT
– SOFT VEG
– SOFT FRUIT
Each clockwise turn changes the speed setting. An arrow lights up next to the
selected speed, each ring segment additionally indicates the selected speed:
SOFT FRUIT with the lowest speed
SOFT VEG with a medium speed
HARD FRUIT with the second highest speed
HARD VEG with the highest speed
Tip: You should choose a lower speed for vegetables and fruits with high water
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content (SOFT FRUIT resp. SOFT VEG).
8. The appliance immediately starts at the selected speed.
9. Fill the funnel with the fruits / the vegetables and slowly push them down the
funnel with the tamper. To extract as much juice as possible, it is important to
push the tamper down very slowly.
Caution: Only use the tamper to move foods down the funnel. Never reach
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into the funnel with any other objects or your hands. Risk of appliance damage
and injuries! Never remove potential blockades with your hand or other kitchen
tools! To remove blockades, always switch the appliance off first, pull the power
plug and wait for the appliance to come to a complete standstill.
10. The juice now runs into the juice jug, the pulp is expelled into the pomace
container.
11. Once the juice jug or the pomace container are full, switch the appliance off
with the rotary control (OFF position) and wait for the appliance to come to a
standstill. Then, take off the juice jug resp. the pomace container and empty
both. You can lock the spout to prevent it from dripping (turn it in a clockwise
direction all the way to the stop).
12. If you do not require the appliance any longer, first switch it off with the rotary
control (OFF position) and wait for the appliance to come to a complete stand-
still.
13. After using it, disassemble the appliance and clean it as described in the section
"Cleaning and Maintenance" (see page 91).
for hard vegetables like e.g. fennel, carrots etc.
for hard fruits like e.g. apples, pears etc.
for soft vegetables like e.g. cucumbers, tomatoes etc.
for soft fruits like e.g. peaches, grapes etc.
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