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• install the appliance so that the control panel and the
reset button
are easily accessible.
• To eliminate the risk of fire, place the appliance on a
non-heat-sensitive surface at a distance of at least 20-
30 cm from any walls or partitions. The space above
the appliance must be clear (at least 60 cm).
• Do not use the appliance near or under materials that
are likely to catch fire (curtains, tea towels, etc.).
• Do not place the appliance on a heat-sensitive or fra-
gile surface (glass table, wooden furniture) or on a non-
hard surface (tablecloth, etc.).
• Do not use any accessories other than those supplied
with the product, as this may damage the appliance.
• it is strictly forbidden to use objects or tools (such
as a screwdriver or knife) to open the charcoal fil-
ter cover, as this could damage it. Failure to comply
with this instruction will invalidate the guarantee.
• Do not cover the appliance.
• Do not block the ventilation holes on the underside of the ap-
pliance, at carbon filter level and under the inner lid.
• use the appliance in a well ventilated room.
• Do not store flammable products near the appliance.
• Do not store or use flammable sprays or any other flammable
products in the vicinity of the appliance.
• Make sure that all moving parts are correctly positioned before
switching on the appliance. To do so, please refer to the "Activa-
tion" section of this manual.
• Do not use the bucket if it (or its blade) is bent or damaged.
Please replace it.
• Do not operate the appliance when empty.
• Do not store food waste for too long, as this will result in the for-
mation of mould and a strong, unpleasant smell.
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• Do not fill the bucket beyond the limit indicated on its inner sur-
face (volume: approximately 3 litres).
• never place packaged food in the bucket. Remove any wrapping
paper, aluminium or cling film that may have been used to wrap
the food beforehand.
• never use the appliance as a heating element.
• When you have finished using the appliance, always switch it off
before unplugging the power cord.
• Do not store the appliance while it is still hot. Let it cool down in
the open air before storing.
WHat tyPes of Waste is tHe aPPliance aBle to PRocess?
Non-compatible waste
Your appliance can only handle food waste. Plastic,
metal, glass or other materials are prohibited and
may damage your appliance.
Certain foods should also be avoided as they too
can damage your appliance, such as:
• large quantities of liquid (water, broth, soup, vinai-
grette, liquid yoghurt, milk, etc.). Pour as much
as you can into the sink before putting the waste
into the appliance's bucket.
• food that is overly large or hard:
- large, hard bones (such as beef ribs, pork bones...)
- hard shells (scallops, oysters...)
- hard stones (peaches, cherries, avocados...)
- coconut
- sweets and chewing gum
• too much fat, as the appliance will be unable to
dehydrate it (oil...)
• very fibrous foods (artichoke, pineapple leaves...)
Waste that is acceptable in small quantities
Avoid overloading the appliance with certain foods,
as this will affect its performance: their residue may
stick to the sides (too much sweet food) or clump
together (excessively starchy or very wet waste).
Add only a limited amount of these foods, and do
not place them at the bottom of the bucket.
• Very sweet foods and some types of fruit (such
as melon, pineapple skin), jam, honey...
• Very fatty foods
• Bread
• sauces
• Yoghurt
• Paper towels, tissues
Compatible waste
• Meat
• small bones (poultry, rabbit, lamb or pork chops...)
• Fish including bones
• shellfish & shells (except hard shells such as oys-
ters, whelks, scallops)
• Fruit & vegetables
• Egg shells
• Rice, pasta, potatoes
• Grains and cereals
• Pizza
• Cheese
• Cake, pies and tarts, biscuits and Danish pastries
• Coffee grounds
• Tea (leaves and bags)
• Flowers, leaves
Advice:
• For optimum results, we recommend mixing dif-
ferent types of food in the appliance.
• As a general rule, we recommend cutting food
into 2 to 3 cm lengths so that it can be processed
more efficiently by the appliance. Because of their
texture or size, some food could wrap themselves
around the grinding blade or even cause it to
become blocked.
The following foods should always be cut up:
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herbs, such as parsley and coriander
-
Bunches of grapes
-
Celery, fennel, asparagus, ginger, aubergine
skins
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