Q: How to replace the bread press spring on a JAC Duro 450 slicer?

Before any intervention: always unplug the slicer from the electricity and wait for the motor to come to a complete stop. Wear cut-resistant gloves if you are handling near the blades. The bread press spring (component no. 19, visible in figure 8 of the manual) is a standard spare part. The JAC Duro 450 accepts two replacement references: Ref. 5310019 - Standard bread press spring (all models) Ref. 5310026 - Bread press spring with plastic ring (all models) The choice between these two depends on your current configuration. If in doubt, check the nameplate of your machine (serial number) and contact your authorized JAC dealer to order the exact reference. Helpful tip: If you experience cutting issues (squashed bread or cutting too slowly at the output), the manual recommends first checking that the bread press springs are correctly in place, then, if necessary, temporarily removing one spring to test.

Q: Can the cutting thickness be adjusted from 13 to 16 mm?

No, the maximum thickness of the JAC Venice is 15 mm. According to the manual, the thickness adjustment located on the side of the slicer allows you to set the cut from 0 to 15 mm . You can therefore set it to 13-15 mm without any problem, but not up to 16 mm. To adjust the thickness, simply turn the adjustment knob according to your preferences. Regular maintenance of the blade is recommended to maintain optimal cutting performance.

Question 1

How to replace the bread press spring on a JAC Duro 450 slicer?

Accepted Answer

Before any intervention: always unplug the slicer from the electricity and wait for the motor to come to a complete stop. Wear cut-resistant gloves if you are handling near the blades.

The bread press spring (component no. 19, visible in figure 8 of the manual) is a standard spare part. The JAC Duro 450 accepts two replacement references:

Ref. 5310019 - Standard bread press spring (all models)
Ref. 5310026 - Bread press spring with plastic ring (all models)

The choice between these two depends on your current configuration. If in doubt, check the nameplate of your machine (serial number) and contact your authorized JAC dealer to order the exact reference.

Helpful tip: If you experience cutting issues (squashed bread or cutting too slowly at the output), the manual recommends first checking that the bread press springs are correctly in place, then, if necessary, temporarily removing one spring to test.

Question 2

Can the cutting thickness be adjusted from 13 to 16 mm?

Accepted Answer

No, the maximum thickness of the JAC Venice is 15 mm.

According to the manual, the thickness adjustment located on the side of the slicer allows you to set the cut from 0 to 15 mm. You can therefore set it to 13-15 mm without any problem, but not up to 16 mm.

To adjust the thickness, simply turn the adjustment knob according to your preferences. Regular maintenance of the blade is recommended to maintain optimal cutting performance.

Question 3

How to change the blades of the JAC Eco+ slicer?

Accepted Answer

To change the blades of your JAC Eco+ slicer, follow these steps safely:

Unplug the device: Make sure the slicer is unplugged to avoid any risk of accident.
Remove the blade guard: If your model is equipped with a blade guard, gently remove it to access the blade.
Loosen the fastening mechanism: Locate the blade locking system, usually a knob or a screw, and carefully loosen it.
Remove the old blade: Gently lift the used blade, being careful of the sharp edges.
Install the new blade: Position the new blade on the motor shaft, ensuring it is properly in place.
Tighten the fastening mechanism: Tighten the knob or screw to securely hold the blade in place.
Replace the guard: Reattach the blade guard if your slicer is equipped with one.
Plug in and test: Plug in the slicer and check its proper functioning before use.

Always follow safety instructions when handling blades to avoid any risk of cuts.

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