SSJ 300 A1 - Juicer SILVERCREST - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL SSJ 300 A1 SILVERCREST

1 Food pusher 2 Filling aid 3 Food chute 4 Lid 5 Auger 6 Screen assembly 7 Holder (for the screen assembly|6) 8 Working container (max. 300 ml) 9 Juice outlet 10 Drip stopper 11 Power cable with mains plug 12 R 0 1 on/off switch R = Reverse mode 0 = Off 1 = On (forward mode) 13 Base unit 14 Cleaning brush 15 Juice container (max. 600 ml) 16 Pulp container (max. 1200 ml) 17 Pulp outlet 18 Sorbet outlet 19 Sorbet assembly Seals on the working container|8 20 Seal on the drip stopper|10 21 Seal inside the working container|8 22 Seal on the pulp outlet|17 (on the underside of the working container|8)26

Thank you for your trust! Congratulations on your new Slow Juicer. For safe handling of the device and in order to get to know the entire scope of features:

• Read these user instructions through thoroughly prior to ini- tial use.

• Above all, observe the safety in- formation!

• The device should only be used as described in these user in- structions.

• Keep this copy of the user in- structions for reference.

• If you pass the device on to someone else, please include this copy of the user instructions. The user instructions are a part of the product. We hope you enjoy your new Slow Juicer! Symbols on your device

The Slow Juicer is intended for the slow juice extraction of prepared fruits and vegetables. The sorbet assembly can be used to make sor- bets from half-frozen pieces of fruit. The device is designed for private, domestic use. The device must only be used indoors. This device must not be used for commercial purposes. Foreseeable misuse WARNING! Risk of material dam- age! ~ The device must not be used for very hard fruit and vegetables (e.g. sugar cane). ~ Thick or firm skins (e.g. of citrus fruits, pineapples) and stones of stone fruits (e.g. cherries, peaches, apricots) must be removed before juice extraction. ~ Do not use fully frozen ingredients or ice cubes. These may damage the device. The ingredients for sorbets must always be partially thawed. The food-safe material of de- vices with this symbol will not change the taste or smell of food.27

Warnings If necessary, the following warnings are used in this copy of the user instructions: DANGER! High risk: failure to ob- serve this warning may result in inju- ry to life and limb. WARNING! Moderate risk: failure to ob- serve this warning may result in injury or se- rious material damage. CAUTION: low risk: failure to observe this warning may result in minor injury or mate- rial damage. NOTE: circumstances and specifics that must be observed when handling the de- vice. Instructions for safe operation

This device must not be used by children.

The device and the power cable must be kept away from children.

Cleaning and user maintenance must not be performed by chil- dren.

Children must not play with the device.

This device can be used by people with restricted physical, sensory or intellectual abilities or people without adequate experience and/or understanding if they are supervised or instructed on how to use this device safely and if they are aware of the resulting dan- gers.

The device must be disconnected from the mains if left unattended and prior to assembly, disassembly or cleaning.

Prior to the replacement of parts or attachments which move when in operation, the device must be switched off and disconnected from the mains.

Improper use of the device may result in injuries.

This device is not intended to be operated using an external timer or a separate remote control system.

If the mains power cable of this device should become damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, the manufacturer's customer service department or a similarly qualified specialist, in order to avoid any hazards.

Clean all parts and surfaces that come into contact with food be- fore using the device for the first time (see “Cleaning” on page 37).

If the screen assembly is damaged, the device may not be operat- ed.28

The device is designed for continuous operation of … maximum 15 minutes when juicing or … maximum 5 minutes for sorbet preparation. After this, the device must remain switched off until it has cooled down to room temperature. DANGER for children ~ Packing materials are not children's toys. Children should not be allowed to play with the plastic bags. There is a risk of suffocation. ~ Keep the device out of the reach of chil- dren. DANGER to and from pets and livestock ~ Electrical devices can represent a dan- ger to pets and livestock. In addition, animals can also cause damage to the device. For this reason you should keep animals away from electrical devices at all times. DANGER! Risk of electric shock due to moisture ~ The device must never be operated in the vicinity of a bathtub, a shower, a filled washbasin or similar items. ~ The base unit, the power cable and the mains plug must not be immersed in wa- ter or any other liquids. ~ Protect the base unit, the power cable and the mains plug from moisture and dripping or splashing water. ~ Make sure that no liquid gets into the ventilation slots on the underside of the base unit. ~ If liquid gets into the base unit, pull out the mains plug immediately. Have the de- vice checked before reusing. ~ Never touch the device with wet hands. ~ If the device falls into water, disconnect the mains plug immediately. Only then is it safe to retrieve the device. DANGER! Risk of electric shock ~ Only plug the mains plug into the wall socket after the device has been com- pletely assembled. ~ Only connect the mains plug to a prop- erly installed and easily accessible earthed wall socket whose voltage cor- responds to the specifications on the rat- ing plate. The wall socket must still be easily accessible after the device is plugged in. ~ Ensure that the power cable cannot be damaged by sharp edges or hot spots. Do not wrap the power cable around the device. ~ Keep the power cable away from hot surfaces (e.g. hot plates). ~ Even after it has been switched off, the device is not completely disconnected from the mains. In order to fully discon- nect it, pull out the mains plug. ~ When using the device, ensure that the power cable cannot be trapped or crushed. ~ When removing the mains plug from the wall socket, always pull on the plug and never the cable. ~ Disconnect the mains plug from the wall socket … …if there is a fault, … when you are not using the device, … before you assemble or disassemble the device, … before you clean the device and … during thunderstorms. ~ Do not use the device if there is visible damage to the device or the power ca- ble.29

~ In order to avoid any hazards, do not make modifications to the device. WARNING! Risk of injury by turning parts ~ Only plug the mains plug into the wall socket after the device has been com- pletely assembled. ~ In order to minimise the risk of injury, the device can only be started if correct- ly assembled. Never bypass the safety functions! ~ Due to the heavy, rotating auger there is a risk of injury, for example, by crush- ing. Therefore: - Never reach into the food chute. Keep long hair out of the way. - Do not hold anything (e.g. a spoon) in the food chute. WARNING! Risk of material damage ~ Thick or firm peels, (e.g. of citrus fruits, pineapple), stems and pips of stone fruits (e.g. cherries, peaches, apricots) must be removed before blending. ~ The device must not be used for very hard fruit and vegetables (e.g. sugar cane). ~ Do not use fully frozen ingredients or ice cubes. These may damage the device. The ingredients for sorbets must always be partially thawed. ~ To prevent damage to the device, stop juicing immediately if the auger does not rotate or rotates only with great diffi- culty. Pull out the mains plug and check if there is an obstruction in the device. Also check that the device is assembled cor- rectly. ~ Do not operate the device when it is empty, as this causes the motor to over- heat and may result in it becoming dam- aged. ~ Only use the original accessories. ~ Place the device on a stable, level sur- face. ~ The vents on the underside of the base unit must not be covered. Never place the device on a towel or anything simi- lar. ~ Never place the device on hot surfaces (e.g. hot plates) or near to heat sources or open fire. ~ The following parts must never be im- mersed in water or other liquids, and must not be cleaned in the dishwasher: - the base unit including the power ca- ble with mains plug. ~ Do not use any astringent or abrasive cleaning agents. ~ The device is fitted with non-slip plastic feet. As furniture is coated with a wide array of varnishes and synthetics, and is also treated with different care products, it cannot be fully ruled out that some of these materials contain components that could attack and soften the non-slip plastic feet. If necessary, place a non- slip mat under the device. NOTES:

• Do not store the fruit juice for more than 24 hours in the juice container or in contact with other parts of the product. This also applies to storage in the refrig- erator.

• Some foods (e.g. carrots) can stain the plastic. Apply some cooking oil and place it in the dishwasher. This way, most stains are removed ef- fortlessly. Stains do neither damage the plastic, nor do they affect the taste.30

Juicer? A slow juicer is a juice extractor that works slower than conventional juice extractors. It works using a heavy auger|5, which rotates in the screen assembly|6 and presses the juice through the screen surfaces. This method helps to maintain vitamins and increases juice yield. This produces high quality juice and less waste.

• Remove all packing materials.

• Check to ensure that all parts are pres- ent and undamaged.

• Clean the device prior to its first use! (see “Cleaning” on page 37) DANGER! Risk of electric shock! ~ Only plug the mains plug|11 into the wall socket after the base unit|13 and the accessories have been assembled.

• Place the device on a dry, level, non-slip surface.

7. Assembling the device

NOTE: in order to minimise the risk of inju- ry, the device can only be started if correctly assembled. Insert the seal|22

1. Insert the seal|22 on the underside of

the working container|8 into the pulp outlet|17. NOTE: this is important to prevent the out- flow of juice to the base unit|13. Insert the seal|21

2. Place the seal|21 into the working con-

Mount the working container|8

3. Place the working container|8 on the

base unit|13 with the

marking pointing to the open lock symbol .

4. Turn the working container|8 clockwise

marking points to the closed lock symbol

NOTE: if you want to make a sorbet, skip the following two assembly steps. Insert the sorbet assembly|19 instead of the holder|7 and the screen assembly|6 (see “Insert the sorbet assembly” on page 33). Insert the holder|7

5. Place the holder|7 into the working

6. Place the screen assembly|6 into the

working container|8 so that the arrow T points to the closed lock symbol . Check: the screen assembly sits in its position and can only be moved slight- ly back and forth. Insert the auger|5

7. Slide the auger|5 into the screen as-

sembly|6 while turning it clockwise and at the same time push it down slightly. Finally press the auger|5 down completely. NOTE: if the auger|5 is not inserted deep enough, the lid|4 will not close properly. Mount the lid|4

8. Place the lid|4 on the working contain-

er|8 so that the point symbol|

• points to the opened lock symbol .

points to the closed lock symbol . Mount the filling aid|2

10. Insert the filling aid|2 onto the food

chute|3 to facilitate the filling of the prepared food.

assembly If you want to make sorbet, assemble the de- vice as described. But use the sorbet assem- bly|19 instead of the holder|7 and the screen assembly|6.

• Place the sorbet assembly|19 into the working container|8 so that the sorbet outlet|18 opens into the juice outlet|9. Then continue with assembly step 7.

• Place the juice container|15 under the juice outlet|9 to catch the finished sor- bet. The pulp container|16 is not need- ed.

WARNING! ~ Thick or firm skins (e.g. of citrus fruits, pineapples), stems, and the stones of stone fruits (e.g. cherries, peaches, apri- cots) must be removed before juice ex- traction. ~ The device must not be used for very hard fruit and vegetables (e.g. sugar cane). NOTES:

• Dried fruit is not suitable for juice extrac- tion. It contains too little juice.

• To ensure that the juice has the highest possible vitamin content, use freshly har- vested, seasonal fruit and vegetables and drink the juice immediately after it has been produced.

• To ensure that apples do not turn brown, add a little lemon juice.

• Do not store the fruit juice for more than 24 hours in the juice container or in contact with other parts of the product. This also applies to storage in the refrig- erator.

• The fruit used should be as ripe as possi- ble. This will produce lots of juice. It may be necessary to clean the screen assembly|6 more often when using un- ripe fruit.

• Remove overripe or mouldy fruit. Wash the fruit and vegetables.

For carrots you can increase the juice yield by placing them in water for 24 hours be- fore juicing.

• Coarse or hard peels (e.g. of citrus fruits, mangoes, pomegranates and pineapples) must be removed.

• Thin peels (e.g. of apples or pears), thin stems (e.g. of blackcurrants) and small pips (e.g. of apples or raspberries) do not need to be removed.

• Cut the fruit and vegetables into small pieces that will fit into the food chute|3 (approx. 2.5 x 2.5 cm).

8.1 Preparing food for sorbet

preparation WARNING! Risk of material dam- age! ~ Do not use fully frozen ingredients or ice cubes. These may damage the device.

• Prepare the fruit as described.

• Cut the fruit into small pieces that will fit into the food chute|3 (approx. 2.5 x

• Freeze the pieces of fruit one by one. To do this you can, for example, spread the individual pieces in a shallow bowl. The pieces must not touch each other.

• Shortly before preparing the sorbet, thaw the pieces of fruit until you can pierce them with a fork approx. halfway through.

• Then process the pieces of fruit immedi- ately. NOTES:

• Frozen fruit pieces should be consumed within one month.

• Thawed ingredients must not be frozen again.35

WARNING! Risk of injury by turning parts! ~ Due to the heavy, rotating auger|5 there is a risk of injury, for example, by crush- ing. Therefore: - Never reach into the food chute|3. Keep long hair out of the way. - Do not hold anything (e.g. a spoon) in the food chute|3. WARNING! Risk of material dam- age! ~ The device is designed for a maximum operating time of 15 minutes without in- terruption when juicing. After this, the device must remain switched off until the base unit|13 has completely cooled down.

The drip stopper|10 is located in the juice outlet|9. If you want to remove the juice con- tainer|15, you can close the drip stop- per|10 to prevent juice from dripping out. NOTE: when juicing, make sure that the drip stopper|10 is open so that the juice will not collect in the working container|8. The working container|8 holds a maximum of 300 ml.

DANGER! Risk of injury! ~ Only plug the mains plug|11 into the wall socket after the device has been fully as- sembled.

• Insert the mains plug|11 into a wall socket with earthing contacts which cor- responds to the technical data on the rating plate. The wall socket must still be easily accessible after connection.

1. Place the prepared food in small pieces

(approx. 2.5 x 2.5 cm) onto the filling aid|2.

2. Use the food pusher|1 to push the pre-

pared food into the food chute|3. NOTE: do not use too much pressure. The Slow Juicer works slowly. Excessive pressure would strain the motor and reduce the juice yield.

9.4 Switching on/off and

• To turn on the device, set the on/off switch|12 to 1.

• To turn off the device, set the on/off switch|12 to 0.

• If you set the on/off switch|12 to R, you will start reverse mode. With this func- tion you can eliminate small blockages.

9.5 Removing blockages

If a piece of fruit or vegetable is blocking the auger|5, it must be removed immediately. You can recognise a blockage... … if no more juice comes out of the juice outlet|9, even though pieces of food are still in the chute. … if the pieces of food in the food chute|3 no longer slide down, … if there are unusual sounds, or … if the motor becomes audibly slower. Reverse mode First, try to fix the blockage by using reverse mode:

1. Set the on/off switch|12 in sequence

to 0, for approx. 2 seconds to R (re- verse mode) and again to 0.

Turn the on/off switch|

Check whether the device is working normally.

3. Repeat the process, if necessary.

Cleaning the device If this does not resolve the blockage, follow these steps:

1. Pull out the mains plug|11.

2. Take the device apart (see “Disassem-

screen assembly|6 and the working container|8 (see “Cleaning” on page 37).

4. Reassemble the parts and proceed with

WARNING! Risk of material dam- age! ~ The device is designed to prepare sor- bet for up to 5 minutes maximum oper- ating time without interruption. After this, the device must remain switched off until the base unit|13 has completely cooled down.

1. Assemble the device for sorbet prepa-

ration (see “Insert the sorbet assembly” on page 33).

2. Prepare half frozen fruit pieces (see

“Preparing food for sorbet prepara- tion” on page 34).

3. Proceed in the same way as for juicing.

The finished sorbet is ejected through the juice outlet|9.

4. Mix the sorbet again with a spoon and

serve it immediately.

DANGER! Risk of electric shock! ~ Pull the mains plug|11 out of the wall socket before you disassemble and clean the device.

1. Pull the food pusher|1 off upwards

from the food chute|3.

• points to the opened lock symbol . Remove the lid|4.

4. Close the drip stopper|10.

5. Pull out upwards the screen assembly|6 /

sorbet assembly|19 complete with the auger|5. While doing this, move these parts somewhat back and forth to make them easier to release.37

6. Remove the auger|5 from the screen as-

the working container|8.

8. Turn the working container|8 anticlock-

mark points to the opened lock symbol . Remove the working container|8.

Clean the device prior to its first use! DANGER! Risk of electric shock! ~ Pull the mains plug|11 out of the wall socket before you disassemble and clean the device. WARNING! Risk of material damage! ~ Do not use any astringent or abrasive cleaning agents. After every use

• Clean the device and all accessories used after each use and remove all food residues.

• All accessories must be disassembled and individually cleaned. Seals Proceed as follows for the hygienic cleaning of the seals|20,|21 and|22:

• Figure A: remove the seal|20 from the drip stopper|10.

• Figure B: take the seal|21 out of the working container|8.

• Figure C: pull the seal|22 on the un- derside of the working container|8 out of the pulp outlet|17.

• The seal|22 remains firmly attached to the working container|8 and can be cleaned in the dishwasher or by hand.

• The seals|20 and|21 can be cleaned either in the dishwasher cutlery basket or manually.

• Allow the seals to dry completely before reinstalling. Base unit DANGER! Risk of electric shock! ~ The following parts must never be im- mersed in water or other liquids, and must not be cleaned in the dishwasher: -the base unit|13 including the power cable with mains plug|11. ~ The cleaning brush|14 must not be cleaned in the dishwasher. Wipe off the base unit|13 and the power cable|11, using a lightly moistened cloth. Dry with a dry cloth. Accessories The following accessories can be cleaned both by hand and in the dishwasher: - Food pusher|1 - Filling aid|2 -Lid|4 -Auger|5 - Screen assembly|6 -Holder|7 - Working container (max. 300 ml)|8 - Juice container (max. 600 ml)|15 - Pulp container (max. 1200 ml)|16 - Sorbet assembly|19

1. Remove food residues with the clean-

ing brush|14. Do not exert a lot of pressure on the screen surfaces of the screen assembly|6.

2. Clean the accessories with warm water

and a little detergent. Afterwards, rinse all parts with clean water. Or: Place the accessories in the dishwasher and/or the small parts in the cutlery basket.38

3. Allow all parts to dry completely before

you put them away or use the device again.

DANGER for children! ~ Keep the device out of the reach of chil- dren. DANGER!

In order to avoid accidents, the mains plug|11 must never be connected to a wall socket while in storage.

• Wind the power cable around the cable spool at the underside of the device.

• Select a location where neither high temperatures nor moisture can affect the device.

This product is subject to the provisions of European Direc- tive 2012/19/EC. The sym- bol showing a wheelie bin crossed through indicates that the product requires sep- arate refuse collection in the European Un- ion. This applies to the product and all accessories marked with this symbol. Prod- ucts identified with this symbol may not be discarded with normal household waste, but must be taken to a collection point for recy- cling electric and electronic appliances. Re- cycling helps to reduce the consumption of raw materials and protect the environment. Packaging When disposing of the packaging, make sure you comply with the environmental reg- ulations applicable in your country.

15. Trouble-shooting

If your device fails to function as required, please try this checklist first. Perhaps there is only a minor problem, and you can solve it yourself. DANGER! Risk of electric shock! ~ Do not attempt to repair the device your- self under any circumstances. Fault Possible causes / Action No function

• Has the device been connected to the pow- er supply?

• Check the connection.

• Is the device assem- bled correctly? The device smells strange or is heating up excessively.

• Switch the on/off switch|12 to 0 and un- plug the mains plug|11. Allow the de- vice to cool down.

• Has the device been used continuously for more than 15 minutes while juicing or more than 5 minutes prepar- ing a sorbet?

• Is the auger|5 is blocked?39

• Freshness counts: drink your juice freshly pressed. Only press as much as you are likely to drink right away, as the juice does not last long.

• How to make your juices last longer: to make your juice last longer, you should pasteurise it, i.e. heat it. Heat the juice quickly to approx. 72 °C. Do not let the juice boil, as this would destroy the vitamins.

• Jelly: boil the juice with sugar and a gelling agent to produce jelly.

• Seasoning: vegetable juices can be "pepped up" very well with salt, pepper and other spices.

• Carrots: the provitamin A from carrots will be absorbed better by the body if you add a few drops of oil or if you con- sume it together with food containing fats. NOTES:

• Prepare all ingredients as described (see “Preparing food” on page 34).

• The following recipes are suggestions. Try your own variations. Summer drink Ingredients for 2 persons: 1 large piece of watermelon 1 lemon 4 apples, sweet and sour (e.g. "Jonagold")

2. Serve the summer drink chilled.

Apple-pear-strawberry drink Ingredients for 2 persons: 1 apple, green (e.g. "Granny Smith") 3 small, ripe pears 10 medium-sized strawberries

1. Juice everything with the Slow Juicer.

2. Mix the juices and serve the drink im-

mediately. Breakfast drink Ingredients for 2 persons:

2 apples 1 tsp olive oil

1. Juice the carrots first and then the ap-

2. Add the olive oil.

3. Stir everything well.

The device vibrates strongly or makes grinding noises. Switch the on/off switch|12 to 0 and unplug the mains plug|11.

• Check whether there is a foreign object in the device.

• Check to ensure that all parts are correctly as- sembled.

• Slight vibrations and noises during food pro- cessing are normal. The auger

blocked. Fault Possible causes / Action40

Honeydew melon drink Ingredients for 2 persons: approx. ѿ honeydew melon 1 mango 1 apple, sweet and sour (e.g. "Jonagold") 1 apple, green (e.g. "Granny Smith")

Pineapple-mango drink Ingredients for 2 persons: ½ pineapple ½ mango 1 apple 1 orange 2 tsp wheat germ oil

1. Juice the pineapple first, then the man-

2. Juice the apple and the orange.

4. Add 2 tsp of wheat germ oil and stir

everything. Beetroot drink Ingredients for 2 persons: 1 beetroot 3 oranges 2 tbs of red currants

Peach-pear-pineapple drink Ingredients for 2 persons: 2 peaches 2 small pears ½ pineapple

1. Juice everything one after the other.

2. Serve the juice immediately.

Tomato juice Ingredients: approx. 6 medium-sized tomatoes per per- son maybe some honey or salt and pepper

1. Prepare the tomatoes by removing the

green parts and cutting them into small slices.

2. Gradually add the tomatoes to the de-

some honey. If you like it hearty, sea- son it with salt and pepper.

4. Serve the juice immediately.

Pepper juice Ingredients: approx. 2 - 3 large peppers per person maybe 1 apple

1. Prepare the peppers by removing the

stalk and pips and cutting the peppers into strips.

2. Gradually add the pepper strips to the

3. If you want to achieve a sweeter taste,

you can also juice the apple.

4. Serve the juice immediately.41

Broccoli juice Ingredients: Broccoli maybe a pear NOTES:

• Since broccoli has a low liquid content, the device may make unusual squeak- ing noises during processing. This is normal and not a defect of the device!

• By adding the pear, the harsh flavour of the broccoli is mitigated while balanc- ing the low liquid content of the brocco- li.

1. Prepare the broccoli by dividing it into

2. Gradually add the broccoli to the de-

3. If desired, put the prepared pear into

the device. Strawberry-pineapple sorbet Ingredients: 7 strawberries approx. 160 g pineapple 1 tsp grated coconut

1. Prepare the strawberries and pineap-

ple for sorbet preparation (see “Prepar- ing food for sorbet preparation” on page 34).

2. Put the half-frozen strawberries and

pineapple pieces alternately into the food chute|3.

3. Add the grated coconut to the sorbet

mixture and mix everything with a spoon.

4. Serve the sorbet immediately.

Blueberry-banana sorbet Ingredients: approx. 100 g blueberries 1½ bananas

1. Prepare the blueberries and banana for

sorbet preparation (see “Preparing food for sorbet preparation” on page 34).

2. Put the half-frozen blueberries and ba-

nana pieces alternately into the food chute|3.

3. Mix the resulting sorbet again with a

spoon and serve it immediately. Tropicana Sorbet Ingredients: approx. 160 g pineapple 1 orange ½ mango (approx. 100 - 150 g)

1. Prepare the pineapple, orange and

mango for sorbet preparation (see “Pre- paring food for sorbet preparation” on page 34).

2. Put the half-frozen pieces of pineapple,

orange and mango alternately into the food chute|3.

3. Mix the resulting sorbet again with a

spoon and serve it immediately. Raspberry-pear sorbet Ingredients: approx. 100 g raspberries 2 pears

1. Prepare the raspberries and pears for

sorbet preparation (see “Preparing food for sorbet preparation” on page 34).

2. Put the half frozen raspberries and

pear pieces alternately into the food chute|3.

3. Mix the resulting sorbet again with a

spoon and serve it immediately.42

specifications Symbols used Subject to technical modifications.

HOYER Handel GmbH Dear Customer, your device is provided with a 3 year war- ranty starting with the purchase date. In the event of product defects, you are entitled to statutory rights against the vendor. These statutory rights are not restricted by our war- ranty presented in the following. Warranty conditions The warranty period starts with the purchase date. Please keep the original purchase re- ceipt in a safe place. This document is re- quired to verify the purchase. If within three years from the purchase date of this product a material or factory defect occurs, the product will be repaired or re- placed by us – at our discretion – free of charge to you. This warranty implies that within the period of three years the defective device and the purchase receipt are present- ed, including a brief written description of the defect and the time it occurred. If the defect is covered by our warranty, the repaired or a new product will be returned to you. No new warranty period starts with a repair or replacement of the product. Warranty period and statutory claims for defects The warranty period is not extended when the warranty has been claimed. This also ap- plies to replaced and repaired parts. Any damages and defects already existing at the time of purchase must be reported immedi- ately upon unpacking. Repairs arising after the expiration of the warranty period are subject to a charge. Warranty coverage The device was produced carefully according to strict quality guidelines and tested diligent- ly prior to delivery. The warranty applies to material or factory defects. Model: SSJ 300 A1 Mains voltage: 220 – 240 V

50 Hz Protection class: I Power rating: 300 W

(Short cycle): - up to 15 min when juicing - up to 5 min when preparing sorbet Certified Safety. Devices must comply with the generally ac- knowledged rules of technology and the German Product Safety Act (Produktsicherheitsgesetz - ProdSG). With the CE marking, HOYER|Handel GmbH declares the conformity with EU guide- lines. This symbol reminds you to dis- pose of the packaging in an envi- ronmentally friendly manner. Recyclable materials: cardboard (except corrugated cardboard) The symbol identifies parts that can be cleaned in the dishwasher.43

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