Graef EVO Bedienungsanleitung

EVO

EN Operating Instructions Food Slicer

Schalter

Button

Arbeiten / Operation

45°

Reinigung/Messer / Cleaning/Blade

Schlitten abnehmen / Carriage removal

F G HI

Technische Daten / Technical details EVO E 10 / E 11

A Gehäuse

B Drehknopf zur

Schnittstärkeneinstellung

C Standfuß

D Restehalter

E Schlitten

F Anschlagplatte

G Messer

H Messerabdeckplatte

I Moment- und

Dauerschalter

J Schlittenprol

K Kabelfach

L Schlittenriegel

Technische Daten:

Arbeitsbereich: (LxBxH)

345 x 225 x 240 mm

Schnittstärke: 0 - 20 mm

Schnitthöhe: 145 mm

Schnittlänge: 225 mm

Betriebsspannung: 230 Volt

Leistung 45 Watt,

max. 170 Watt

A Housing

B Control dial, for

adjustment of slicing

thickness

C Anti-slip foot

D Food holder

E Carriage

F Stop plate

G Blade

H Blade cover plate

I Quick-action and

continuous operation

switch

J Carriage prole

K Cable compartment

L Carriage lock

Technical data:

Work space: (LxWxH)

345 x 225 x 240 mm

Slice thickness: 0 - 20 mm

Cut height: 145 mm

Cut length: 225 mm

Operating voltage: 230 Volt

Power 45 Watt,

max. 170 Watt

Technische Daten / Technical details EVO E 20 / E 21 / EVO E 80 / E 81

A Gehäuse

B Drehknopf zur

Schnittstärkeneinstellung

C Glasbodenplatte

D Restehalter

E Schlitten

F Anschlagplatte

G Messer

H Messerabdeckplatte

I Moment- und

Dauerschalter

J Schlittenprol

K Kabelfach

L Schlittenriegel

Technische Daten:

Arbeitsbereich: (LxBxH)

345 x 235 x 250 mm

Schnittstärke: 0 - 20 mm

Schnitthöhe: 145 mm

Schnittlänge: 225 mm

Betriebsspannung: 230 Volt

Leistung 45 Watt,

max. 170 Watt

A Housing

B Control dial, for

adjustment of slicing

thickness

C Glas base plate

D Food holder

E Carriage

F Stop plate

G Blade

H Blade cover plate

I Quick-action and

continuous operation

switch

J Carriage prole

K Cable compartment

L Carriage lock

Technical data:

Work space: (LxWxH)

345 x 235 x 250 mm

Slice thickness: 0 - 20 mm

Cut height: 145 mm

Cut length: 225 mm

Operating voltage: 230 Volt

Power 45 Watt,

max. 170 Watt

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Table of content

Safety instructions........................................ 7

Unpacking .................................................... 9

Requirements on the installation location...... 9

Safety hazards.............................................. 9

Child safety lock........................................... 9

Short-time operation ................................... 9

Overload protection...................................... 9

Cutting material ......................................... 10

Using switch for intermittent cutting

operation ................................................... 10

Using switch for continuous cutting

operation ................................................... 10

Food holder................................................ 11

Cleaning..................................................... 11

Preservation of value - blade....................... 11

Removing the blade .................................... 11

Slide ......................................................... 12

After-sales service ...................................... 12

Troubleshooting .......................................... 13

Disposal...................................................... 14

Guarantee on motor ................................... 15

Safety instructions

This unit is in conformity with the safety

instructions mentioned hereinbefore. However,

incorrect handling may lead to injury and

damage. For safe handling of this unit, please

observe the following safety instructions:

•Before using the unit check for any external

visible damage of the housing, the connection

cable and plug. Do not operate a damaged

unit.

•In case of a damage of the connection cable

of the machine, the unit may be replaced by

the manufacturer or the after-sales service or

a similarly qualied person only, in order to

avoid any danger.

•Repairs may be carried out only by an expert

or by Graef after-sales service. Incorrect

repairs may cause considerable hazards

for the user. In addition, any claim under

guarantee is forfeited.

•A repair of the unit during the guarantee

period may be carried out by Graef after-

sales service only as otherwise there is no

claim under guarantee in case of subsequent

damage.

•Defective parts must be replaced by original

spare parts only. It is only with these parts

that the safety requirements are met.

•This appliance should not be used by persons

(including children) with limited physical,

sensory and mental abilities or a lack of

experience and/or a lack of knowledge, unless

they are supervised by a person responsible

for their safety or have received instruction

on how the appliance is to be used.

•The appliance may not be used by children.

The appliance and its power cord must be

kept out of the reach of children.

•Children should be supervised to make sure

they do not play with the appliance.

•In the absence of supervision and prior to

assembly, during cleaning disconnect the unit

from the mains.

•The unit is not intended to be used with an

external timer or a separate remove control.

•This unit is intended for use in households and

similar use, such as: Staff kitchens in shops

and ofce; in agricultural estates; by guests

in hotels, motels and other living quarters; in

bed and breadfast boarding houses.

•Always disconnect the connection cable by

using plug; do not pull the connecting cable.

•Before connecting the unit compare the

connection data (voltage and frequency) on

the typeplate and your mains. These data

have to be in conformity so that no damage

can occur.

•Do not use the unit when the connection

cable or the plug is damaged.

•Before reusing, have the unit tted with a

new connection cable by the Graef after-

sales service or an authorised specialist.

•By no means open the housing of the unit.

An electric shock may be caused by touching

life connection and electrical mechanical

structures.

•Never touch live parts. They can cause an

electric shock or may result in death.

•Never carry the unit by its power cable.

•Never transport the unit during operation.

•Never operate the unit with wet hands.

•In idle state, turn the adjustment know

clockwise to zero setting so that the stop

plate covers the knife blade.

•Packaging materials must not be used for

playing. There is a danger of suffocation.

•Do not touch the blade of the knife with your

ngers. This is very sharp and may cause

serious injury.

•Make sure that the unit has been switched

off before cleaning or non-use and is not

connected up to the mains.

•Check whether the stop has been closed

(blade covered).

•Do not use any aggressive or scouring

detergent and no solvents.

•Do not scape off any persistent dirt with a

hard object.

•Do not rinse the unit in water or immerge in

water.

•The unit must not be used without the food

holder (D) unless the size and shape of the

food permits use without.

Unpacking

Proceed as follows to unpack the unit:

•Remove the unit from the box.

•Remove the packaging parts.

•Remove any stickers on the unit (do not

remove the typeplate).

Requirements on the installation location

For safe and faultfree operation of the unit,

the following requirements of the installation

location have to be met:

•The unit has to be placed on a solid, at,

horizontal and non-slipping surface mit a

sufcient weight-carrying capacity.

•Choose the location in such a way that children

cannot reach the sharp blade of the unit.

Safety hazards

The very sharp blade(G) can cut off parts of the

body. Your ngers are especially endangered. For

this reason, do not reach into the space between

the stop plate (F) and the blade (G) as long as the

stop plate (F) is not closed completely, i.e. set to

“0”.

Child safety lock

In order to secure the blade (G), (the stop plate

(F) has to be closed (i.e. set to “0”)), the slide

(E) can be moved in front of the blade (G) and

the slide bar (L) can be pressed in. The slide (E)

is stuck.

Short-time operation

This unit has been tted with short-time

operation system of 5 minutes.

Overload protection

If the blade (G) is blocked by a hard object

(such as bones) during the cutting process, the

machine is switched off in order to protect the

gear and the motor. Carefully remove the cause

of blockage; in the process keep your ngers

away from the hazard area, and restart the

unit.

Cutting material

•The unit can be used to cut bread, ham,

sausage, cheese, fruit, vegetables, et cetera.

•By no means cut hard objects, such as frozen

food, bones, wood, sheet metal or similar.

Using switch for intermittent cutting operation

•Place a tray, a plate or something similar

below the unit.

•Choose the requested slicing thickness (B).

•Press the material gently to the stop plate (F)

and the slide (E) to the blade (G) evenly.

•Hold the upper switch (I) pressed and tap the

rear switch (I).

Note:Soft food (such as cheese or ham) can

be sliced best when cooled. Soft food can be

cut better when pushed slowly. When slicing

cucumbers or carrots, it is advantagous if they

are cut to equal lengths rst which are then fed

using the food holder (D).

Using switch for continuous cutting operation

•Place a tray, a plate or something similar

below the unit.

•Choose the requested slicing thickness (B).

•Press the material gently to the stop plate (F)

and the slide (E) to the blade (G) evenly.

•Hold the two switches (I) pressed and release

the upper switch rst.

•The switch for continuous operation is

activated; you can now start cutting the

material.

•In order to reactivate continuous cutting

operation, press one of the two switches (I).

•Note:Soft food (such as cheese or ham) can

be sliced best when cooled. Soft food can be

cut better when pushed slowly. When slicing

cucumbers or carrots, it is advantagous if

they are cut to equal lengths rst which are

then fed using the holder for remainders.

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