Astra Peel-A-Ton XL User manual

Operation Manual
Remarks
●Thank you very much for purchasing the FAP-1001 Fruit Peeler.
●To ensure safe and correct operation of this unit, please read and understand the contents of
this manual before use.
●After reading this manual, keep it in a safe and accessible place for other users of the FAP-
1001.
●In order to improve the performance of this product, the specications of the product may be
modied without prior notication.
Fast, clean removal of peels
High-speed
Electric Peeler
FAP-1001
1. Introduction ･･･････････････････････ P. 1
2. Precautions ･･･････････････････････ P. 1
3. Specications ･･････････････････････ P. 4
4. Before Use ･････････････････････････ P. 5
5. Names and Functions of Parts ････････ P. 7
6. Correct Use of the FAP-1001 ･････････ P. 9
7. How to Operate the FAP-1001 ･･･････ P. 11
8. How to Remove and Attach Parts ････ P.13
9. Cleaning and maintenance ･･････････ P.16
10. Fixing Prong ･･･････････････････････ P.18
11. Push Plate ･････････････････････････ P.21
12. Peeler Blade ･･･････････････････････ P.22
13. Using Specied Settings･････････････ P.24
Contents
14. Settings for Various Fruits and
Vegetables ････････････････････････ P.32
15. Troubleshooting ････････････････････ P.40
16. In Conclusion ･･････････････････････ P.43
Peel-A-Ton XL

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1. Introduction
● This appliance is specically designed to peel round and oval fruits and vegetables.
● Improper use of the unit may result in a breakdown or an accident.
● Before using the unit, read this manual carefully, and pay careful attention to inspection and
maintenance and also safety.
2. Precautions
● Please read these instructions carefully before operating the peeler, and be sure to operate it correctly.
● Important safety items are set out on the following pages, so be sure and follow them.
● The following expressions are used in this manual:
This expression indicates a situation in which death or injury
may result from improper use of equipment.
Warning!
Caution!
This expression indicates a situation in which injury and/or material
damage* may occur due to improper use of the equipment.
* Material damage may refer to any or all of the following: house and property, home furnish-
ings, domestic animals and pets.
1) This unit may only be operated by someone who has read and understood this operating
manual, and who can assume full responsibility for the safety of those nearby.
2) Use common sense. Do not operate the unit when fatigued, ill or physically impaired.
3) Do not operate the unit in a poorly lit (dark) or cluttered workspace.
4) Do not operate this unit while under the influence of alcohol, medication or any
other substance that might impair judgment and motor skills.
5) Wear proper work clothes when operating this unit.
Warning!
An accident may result.
Failure to do so may result in an accident or injury.
An injury may result.
An injury may result.
Do not wear baggy or loose clothing, gloves, a necklace or other acces-
sories because these items can become entangled in moving parts of the
unit, resulting in possible injury.
A person with long hair must wear a hat or hair net when operating this equipment.

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6) Do not allow children near this unit. Do not allow children to operate this unit.
7) Do not disassemble or attempt to repair or modify this unit.
8)
If you detect anything unusual in the operation of the unit, do not continue to use it.
9) Always operate the unit on a level, stable surface.
10) Never move the unit while it is in operation.
11) Never allow water to contact the left side of the unit.
12) Never touch any part (arm, xing prong, turntable, ejector) while the unit is in op-
eration.
13) Handle the xing prong with adequate care.
Warning!
An accident may result.
Failure to do so may result in an accident or injury.
Failure to do so may result in an accident or injury. Immediately have the
machine inspected and repaired.
Operating the unit on an unstable surface may result in a breakdown or in-
jury.
Always turn the power button “off” and unplug the power cord before re-
locating the unit. Failure to do this may result in a breakdown or injury.
The left side of the unit is not waterproof, so do not allow water, etc.to
come in direct contact. Do not use strong water pressure when applying
water during cleaning. Water may enter from the unavoidable gaps and
cause electric shock, re, or malfunction.
Always confirm that the unit is completely powered off before touching
any part of it. Failure to do so may result in injury.
Never touch the mounting prong while the peeler is in operation. Turn the main
switch to “OFF” before touching the prong. Failure to do so may result in serious
injury.
The peeling blade is extremely sharp. Use adequate care when replacing it.
Failure to do so may result in injury.
When xing the prong to the shaft, be sure to follow the instructions in this manual.
Failure to do so may result in injury and/or damage to the unit.
Always inspect the mounting prong before, during, and after using the unit, and
ensure that it is not broken or missing. If the prong or a part of it is found to be
missing, all of the peeled fruit must be inspected, or thrown out. If the prong is
damaged in any way, do not use it. Replace it.

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1) Operate the unit from a 100V power source.
2) Handle the power cord with care.
3) Take care when plugging or unplugging the power cord.
4) Take care when using lubricant.
5) Do not place an object on the unit, or lean or stand on it.
Failure to do so may result in injury or damage to the unit.
Operating the unit from a power source of other than the intended volt-
age, or using it near a different voltage source or a source of electrical
noise, may result in injury or damage to the unit.
Do not apply excessively to the specied locations. Failure to observe the above
precautions may result in damage to the unit.
As lubricant, use the supplied grease for food machinery. Do not use lubricant
that is not certied by the manufacturer. Failure to observe the above precautions
may result in damage to the unit.
Caution!
Do not unplug the power cord using unreasonable force, damage it, shape it, bend
it with unreasonable force, or bunch it. Keep the cord away from a source of heat
or oil, and do not place anything heavy on it. Any of the above can result in an
electrical shock, re, or damage to the unit.
Never plug or unplug the power cord with wet hands. Before plugging or unplug-
ging the power cord, make sure that the power is switched “OFF.” Always unplug
the power cord by pulling the plug, not the cord. Failure to do so may result in an
electrical shock, re or damage to the equipment.
Only apply to specied locations. Failure to observe the above precautions may
result in damage to the unit.
14) Use adequate caution when attaching and operating the peeler blade.
Warning!
Never touch the peeling blade while the unit is operating. Always turn the switch
to “OFF” before handling the peeling blade. Failure to do so may result in serious
injury.
The peeling blade is extremely sharp. Use adequate care when replacing it.
Failure to do so may result in injury.
Always inspect the peeling blade before, during and after using the equipment to
ensure that it is not broken. If the blade is found to be broken, all peeled fruit must
be inspected, or thrown out. If the peeling blade is damaged in any way, do not
use it. Replace it.

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6) Upon taking delivery of the unit, check to see that no damage has occurred, and
no parts (screws, nuts, etc.) have come loose or separated in transit.
7) When storing or operating the unit, observe the following precautions.
1. Temperature and humidity: Store at 0 – 30°C, and relative humidity below 85%.
2. Place the unit on a rm, level oor.
3. Keep away from salt air, ammable or corrosive gases, radiation, high heat or humidity, sulfur
smoke, and other pollutants.
4. Keep away from oil and oil smoke.
5. Keep away from mist or moisture.
6. Keep away from direct sunlight.
7. Take steps to prevent the entry of insects, rodents, etc.
8. Install in a well-ventilated indoor location.
Caution!
Failure to observe the above precautions may result in damage to the unit.
3. Specications
Power 100 V~130 VAC/200 V~240 VAC (50Hz/60Hz)
Power consumption 300W
External Dimensions Width: 540mm Depth: 625mm Height: 365mm（During storage）
Total weight Main unit: 35kg、Installation base: 22kg
External case material Stainless steel, aluminum
Failure to do so may result in injury or damage to the unit.

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4. Before Use
1) Check the enclosed parts.
● To obtain replacement parts, contact your retailer or ASTRA.
(1) Main Unit
No. Name of part Check No. Name of part Check
1. Power connection x 1 8. Spring holder clip x 1 (CP–S)
2.
Fixing prong x 9 (HP–M3 x 3, HP–MB x 3, HP–MO x 3) 9. Ejector x 1
3. Fixing prong clips x 9 (CP–P) 10. Push plate x 2（large, medium）
4. Arm x 1 11. Grease for food machinery x 1
5. Peeler blades x 4 (F–3, S–1, S–2, S–3) 12. Wrench 5.5 mm + 7 mm x 1
6.
Spring x 1 (SP–S) 13. Wrench 8mm +10mm x 1
7. Spring holder x 1
* The xing prongs (2) and peeler blades (5) are provided for different sizes and types of fruit skins.
(2) Installation base
No. Name of part Check No. Name of part Check
1. Chute x 1 6. Washer x 8
2. Connection stay x 2 7. Plate nut x 2
3. Connection stay fastening nut x 4 8. Chute base x 1
4. Wrench 19mm + +21mm x 1 9. Shoot base fastening screw (pan head
screw) x 4
5. Installation base assembly screw x 8
2) Assemble the installation base.
● To assemble the installation base, fasten with the assembly screws [(2) - ⑤] using the attached
spanner 8 mm [(1) - ⑬]. Place the washer [(2) - ⑥] onto the assembly screws and use the plate
nuts [(2) - ⑦] on one side.
● Please fasten the chute base [(2) - ⑧] to the installation base with the fastening screws [(2) - ⑨].
Prepare a + screwdriver.
● Attach the chute [(2) - ①].
(2)-⑤
(2)-⑤ (2)-⑥
(2)-⑤
(2)-①
(2)-⑧
(2)-⑨
(2)-⑥
(2)-⑥
(2)-⑤
(2)-⑥
(2)-⑦ (2)-⑦
(2)-⑨

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(3) Place the main unit on the installation base and fasten
1. Connection stay 2. Main-body connection
Use the supplied wrench 7 mm [(1) - ⑫] to remove
the connection stay [(2) - ②].
Place the main unit on the installation base and fas-
ten by placing the stays on the connecting parts on
the front, rear and bottom surfaces of the main unit.
Please be careful not to drop the main unit when fastening it
to the installation base. Failure to do so may result in injury or
damage to the unit.
Warning!
(4) Adjust the height of the feet of the installation base.
● Use the wrench 19 mm + 21 mm [(2) - ④] to adjust the height according to the oor of the instal-
lation site and stabilize.
(5) Adjust the chute.
1.
Thumb
screw
2.
Loosen
Tighten
Loosen the thumbscrews and adjust the
slope of the chute.
Adjust the orientation and height of the
chute.
Caution!
Fasten the chute in a position where the ejector will not touch it
when activated.
Adjuster feet
(4)

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5. Names and Functions of Parts
1) Control Panel
2.
3.
1.
4.
5.
No. Name of part Function Reference page
1. Start button
The operation of the Start/Stop button differs according to the following
conditions.
Pressing and holding down the button will power up the unit, and
initiate the “reset” mode.
Press and hold down the button (for more than 2 seconds) in the “Item
Selection” mode to enter the “Specify Selection” mode.
Press the “Start” button to select a preferred setting.
Ready mode: The turntable rotates one segment and starts peeling.
Note: Peeling will not commence if there is no item (fruit)
mounted on the xing prong.
During peeling: Reserves peeling. The button lights up during reserva-
tion.
Reference pages:
10~13, 24~27
2. Lamps Green: Lights up in the ready mode. Flashes during operation.
Red: Lights up if there is a problem.
Reference page: 11
3. Cancel/
Turn Button
The operation of the Start/Stop button differs according to the following
conditions.
Ready mode: The turntable rotates one segment and the ejector oper-
ates. By pushing after peeling the last peeled item, the
nest item is discharged without peeling.
During peeling: Stops peeling.
Reference page: 11
4. Peeling thickness
adjustment buttons
These buttons adjust the peeling action according to the thickness of
the peel. Move the arrow left or right to adjust the spin speed to suit the
item. These buttons are used to perform adjustment in ten steps (0 to 9)
which are displayed as bars on the screen.
Press the “ ” button to reduce the number of passes and increase
the peeling thickness.
Press the “ ” button to increase the number of passes and reduce
the peeling thickness.
Reference pages:
11, 22~25, 31~39
5. Spin speed adjust-
ment buttons
These buttons adjust the speed of item rotation (fixing prong spin
speed.) Move the arrow left or right to adjust the spin speed to suit the
item. Six available speeds are indicated by bars on the display.
Reference pages:
11, 24~25, 30, 32~39

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2) Mechanical parts
1.
5.
6.
7.
8.
4. (Peeling position)
4. (Input position)
4. (Discharge position)
2. 3.
No. Name of part Function Reference page
1. Peeler blade Replaceable parts. Select the spring according to the item to
be peeled.
Reference pages: 9, 13, 14,
22, 23, 25, 29, 30
2. Arm
The arm is shown above in the “start” position. (A “Click”
sound indicates that the arm has settled in the correct posi-
tion.)
Reference pages: 9~11, 13,
14, 29, 31
3. Spring Replaceable part. Select the spring according to the item to
be peeled.
Reference pages: 10, 13, 14,
16
4. Fixing prong Replaceable part. Select the spring according to the item to be
peeled. Fixes and rotates the fruit or vegetable to be peeled.
Reference pages: 12, 15,
18~20, 21, 25, 32, 33, 35~39
5. Turntable Reference pages: 11, 12, 16
6. Push plate The size varies depending on the xing prong. Reference pages: 10, 15, 21,
32, 33, 35~39
7. Ejector Pushes out the peeled material from the xing prong. Reference pages: 5, 6, 10~12,
15, 16, 21
8. Chute Rolls peeled material pushed out by ejector. Reference pages: 5, 6
3) Back of unit
1.
2.
3.
No. Name of part Function Reference page
1. Power switch Powers the unit on or off. Reference pages: 9 11, 16
2. Power inlet Attach the supplied power cord. Reference page: 9
3. Fuse Replaceable part. 250V-2A

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6. Correct Use of the FAP-1001
1) Pre-operation preparation
● In order to prevent a possible electric shock please connect a ground fault interrupter to this unit.
● Install the unit in a well-lit area free of clutter or obstacles.
● When using an extension cord, conrm that the cord is undamaged. Use a 1500W rated extension
cord. The cord should be as short as possible.
● Fasten the main unit to the installation base.
● Set "Receiving container" for the peeled item discharge position and skin drop position.
● Plug the power cord into the inlet of the main unit and plug the cord plug into the power outlet. Make sure
that the power switch is not turned ON.
2) Pre-operation inspection
● Check to see that the xing prong is properly attached. ( See page 15)
Caution!
If the prong is not properly tted to the unit, there is a danger
that it will come into contact with the peeler blade, damaging
both of these parts.
• Check that the xing prong is free of damage. If it is bent, or makes a rattling noise, it must be re-
paired or replaced.
● Check the state of the spring. Replacement is necessary when it is fractured. ( See page 14)
Caution!
When a fractured spring is used:
● The arm and the fixing prong may come into contact with
each other and cause damage.
● The arm may fall and be damaged.
• Check that the peeling blade is free of damage. If the blade is dented or bent, it must be replaced.
(See page 14)
• Check to see that the arm is correctly attached. If it is not, the peeler will not function properly.
(See page 13)
Caution!
If the arm is not attached correctly, it may contact the fixing
prong, causing damage to these parts.

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● Be sure that the arm is in the correct starting position. If the arm is not in the correct starting po-
sition, the peeler will not start when the “Start” button is pressed. Always start the peeler with the
arm in the correct starting position. ( See page 13)
● Check the installation state of the ejector. ( See page 16)
Caution!
If the arm is not attached correctly, it may contact the fixing
prong, causing damage to these parts.
● Make sure the size of the push plate is suitable for the xed prong. ( See page 21)
Caution!
Inappropriate size may cause malfunction.

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7. How to Operate the FAP-1001
1) Turn the power switch “On.” ( Reference pages: 24, 36)
● “Astra FAP-1001” will be displayed on the operation screen, followed by the Settings Menu. At
the same time, if the arm is not at the home position in the origin conrmation operation, the arm
returns to the home position, and the ejector operates after the turntable rotates one segment. If
there is no abnormality, the lamp lights up "Green".
● Hold down the start button while the two color lamp on the control panel is lit, the settings are
switched to the reset settings.
2) Use the Start button to choose the settings for the type of item to be
peeled. ( reference page: 24)
● Press and hold the button to switch to the detailed setting. ( See page 24)
● After conrming that each part is a󱐰xed, the unit will display the Standby mode screen (for se-
lecting peeling thickness & spin speed.) ( See page 24, 25)
● If “Arm position wrong – correct” is displayed, return the arm to the correct starting position, and
press the Start button again.
3) Pierce and afx the item to peel on the xing prong in the insertion position.
● Adjust the item so that the prong penetrates the center (core) of the fruit.
● Adjust the item so that it touches the base of the prong.
● In the process of piercing the item, the rotating shaft attached to the xing prong will be pushed in
to the standby state.
● When not in the standby state (state of not piercing anything), the start button will not function and
cannot be operated even if pressed.
● If you failed to pierce and removed the item;
1) Re-pierce the item, or pierce another item to peel.
2) Press the "Cancel/Turn" button without piercing anything.
Caution!
Pressing the "Start" button when there is no item to be peeled,
the fixing prong and peeler blade will come into contact and
damage will occur.
4) Press the “Start” button.
● The turntable rotates, the item to peel moves to the peeling position, and peeling starts.
● During peeling the lamp ashes "Green".
5) Pierce the next item to peel with the xing prong at the insertion position and press
the "Start" button.
● When the next item to peel is placed on the xing prong during peeling and the "Start" button is
pressed, peeling is reserved. When reserved, the "Start" button itself will light up.
● The turntable rotates, and the nshed peeled item is moved to the discharge position.
● The ejector at the discharge position pushes the peeled material away from the xing prong. The
standby state is released at the same time.
6) Return to 3).

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1. Pierce the item to be peeled with the xing prong at the at the insertion position.
Item to peel
Fixing Prong
Start button
Drive axle Base of prong
2. The standby state is set.
Push in until a clicking sound is made.
The start button
functions.
3. Press “Start” button. →The turntable rotates one segment.
Item is peeled
Flashing
4. Peeling ends and the turntable rotates one segment.
The lamp goes OFF when the
standby state is canceled.
When a clicking sound is made, the standby state is canceled.
The peeled item is pushed out by the ejector.

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8. How to Remove and Attach Parts
1) The Arm
● The Arm holds the peeling blade. It can be removed and fully immersed for washing. When re-
moving the arm it is recommended that the xing prong also be removed.
The peeler blades are extremely sharp.
Handle with care to avoid injuring your hands.
Warning!
1. 2. 3.
Turn the arm clockwise 90° by
hand.
Remove the spring hook at the
upper end from the arm.
Lift the arm up to remove it.
● To attach the arm, place the two holes at the base of the arm over the two pins on the arm holder,
then attach the hooked end(s) of the spring(s) to the groove(s) on the arm shaft.
If not properly attached, peeling cannot be performed well.
Arm base
Arm holder
Pins (two)
Standard Spring
(SP-S)
Arm Shaft
4. Return the arm counterclockwise 90° to the original position by hand. Listen for the “click” to verify that the arm is
in the correct position.
● If the arm does not return to the correct start position, peeling will not commence when the Start
button is pressed. “Arm position wrong - correct” will be displayed on the display screen. Adjust
the arm to the correct start position, and press the “Start” button.

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2) The Spring
● To replace the spring, it is best to remove the arm rst.
Arm holder
Spring holder
Clip
Plate spring
(clip)
Spring holder
First, pull the clip to remove it. Then
the spring holder can be removed.
Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove
the spring from the holder.
● Align the nipple on the inside of the spring holder with the corresponding concave part on the in-
side of the Arm holder, and then install the arm holder. Firmly insert the clip to the rear to prevent
it from dropping out at the position where the leaf spring is on the plate side.
Arm holder
Shaft concave section
Spring holder
Screw
projection
3) Peeler blade
● When replacing the peeler blade it is easiest to rst remove the arm from the unit.
The peeler blades are extremely sharp. Handle with care to
avoid injuring your hands. laceration.
Warning!
Peeler replacement procedure
1. 2.
Loosen the roller screw. Loosen the screw until the blade can be turned 360°.
3. 4.
Remove the fulcrum of the peeler from the cut of the
hole of the arm.
Remove the fulcrum of the peeler on the opposite side
from the hole of the arm.
● When replacing the blade, make sure that of the unit’s orientation of the unit is the same, and then
carry out the reverse the procedure.

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4) Fixing prong
● You can remove the prong and immerse it for washing.
● The prong is xed to the drive shaft axle with a clip. Remove the clip, then remove the prong.
● If the clip (with xing prong) is left attached for an extended period, it may become stuck due to
fruit juice residue, etc.
Fixing
Prong
Drive axle
Clip
The xing prongs are extremely sharp. Always exercise caution
to avoid cutting or stabbing your hand when placing an item on
the prong.
Warning!
● To afx the prong to the drive shaft axle, carry out the reverse the procedure.
Line up the holes in the xing prong base and the drive shaft axle, and then insert the clip. Be
sure that the clip is fully inserted, so that it does not fall out.
If not properly attached, it may come off with item being peeled
and come in contact with the peeler blade (arm), causing injury
or malfunction.
Warning!
4) Push plate
● Remove the screw using the supplied 7 mm wrench.
● When performing replacement, it is recommended that replacement be performed with the ejector
removed. ( See page 16)
Push plate
● Attach a push plate having a size that suitable for the xing prong. ( See page 21)
Caution!
Inappropriate size may cause malfunction.

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9. Cleaning and Maintenance
When inspecting or cleaning the unit, always switch the power
“Off” and unplug the power cord from the wall outlet.
Failure to do this may result in injury.
Warning!
1) When using the unit be sure to carry out do the following on a daily basis.
1. Check for unusual noise.
2. Ensure that the unit is not abnormally hot.
2) Keep the unit clean.
● Rinse with water starting from the top of the main unit. Never spray the base. Wipe the unit with
a cloth that has been immersed in water and then wrung hard. Never use thinners or petro-
leum-based cleaning uids on the unit.
The left side of the unit is not waterproof, so do not allow water,
etc.to come in direct contact. Do not use strong water pressure
when applying water during cleaning. Water may enter from the
unavoidable gaps and cause electric shock, re, or malfunction.
Warning!
● Regularly clean the xing prong, the peeler blade, the arm, the spring, the turntable and the ejec-
tor. Except for the turntable, each of the parts can be removed and washed. (Once or more each
day)
The xing prong(s) and peeler blade(s) are extremely sharp.
Take adequate precautions to avoid injury to the hands, etc.
Warning!
3) Ejector
• You can remove the prong and immerse it for washing.
Caution!
● If neglected, there is a risk that removal will become impossi-
ble due to stickiness of the fruit juice.
● Incorrect installation may cause damage or malfunction.
Knob
Knob
Stopper
loosen and remove the knob on the right side as seen
from the right side.
When installing, fasten the knob fully by tightening
the knob while it is in contact with the stopper on both
shafts.

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4) Inspect regularly
• The unit should be inspected regularly to ensure that screws and other items have not loosened,
and that no cracks or fractures are visible.
5) Regularly food-machine grease (at least once /day).
Caution!
● If neglected, it will cause malfunction and the life of the parts
etc. will become very short, so care should be taken.
● Use the supplied grease.
Using other grease may cause damage or malfunction.
● Do not apply excessively to the specified places. Failure to
observe the above precautions may result in damage to the
unit.
● Only apply to specifed places. Failure to observe the above
precautions may result in damage to the unit.
Sliding part of shaft × 3
Sliding part of shaft
6) When storing the unit for long periods, clean the unit thoroughly and
store it in a place with low humidity.
Caution!
While storing the unit, take steps to prevent rodents, insects, or
other living organisms, from getting inside it, because this may
cause damage to the unit.

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10. Fixing Prong
1) Types of  xing prongs
● Prong lengths are classi ed as XS, S, M and L. The type of prong can be identi ed by the color of
the prong base.
● Prongs come in four different shapes.
● There are a total of twelve different blades. Each is designed for speci c varieties of fruits/vegeta-
bles, consistencies and sizes.
Base color
Citrus Prong Peach ProngFlat ProngRound prong
Prong shape
White: Small (S) and Extra Small (XS)
Black: Medium (M)
Blue: Large (L)
Size (color coded) S (White) M (Black) L (Blue)
Prong length 30 mm 40 mm 50 mm
Round prong
Prong thickness
Part Name Round Prong S2 Round prong Ｍ２
No speci cations
Part No. HP-S2 HP-M2
Easy to insert
and remove.
Little damage
to fruit.
Best for small
quantities and
light use
<Best for small quantities and
light use>
Small items
<Best for small quantities and
light use>
For use with harder items and
lower volume production.
Lemons, turnips, carrots, rad-
ishes, persimmons, potatoes,
apples, pears
Part Name Round prong S3 Round prong M3 Round prong L3
Part No. HP-S3 HP-M3 HP-L3
Harder to
insert
Harder to
remove
More damage
to fruit
Better for con-
tinuous work,
and heavy
use
<Better for continuous work, and
heavy use>
Small items
<Better for continuous work, and
heavy use>
For use with harder items and
lower volume production.
Turnips, carrots, radishes,
persimmons, potatoes, apples,
pears, onions
<Better for continuous work, and
heavy use>
Large items
2 mm 3 mm

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Size (color coded)
ＸS (White) S (White) M (Black) L (Blue)
Prong length 25 mm 30 mm 40 mm 50 mm
Part Name Flat Prong XS Flat Prong S Flat Prong M Flat Prong L
Part No. HP-XSB HP-SB HP-MB HP-LB
Flat Prongs
For very small fruits For soft kiwi fruit, lemons
and yuzu
For soft kiwi fruit, and
lemons
For soft items, and those
with no core.
Size (color coded)
ＸS (White) S (White) M (Black) L (Blue)
Prong length 25 mm 30 mm 40 mm 50 mm
Part Name
No speci cations No speci cations No speci cations
Peach Prong L
Part No. HP-LP
Peach Prong
For items with pits or
stones; soft items
Size (color coded)
No speci cations
S (White) M (Black)
No speci cations
Prong length 15 mm 40 mm
Part Name Citrus Prong S Citrus Prong M
Part No. HP-SC HP-MO
Citrus Prong
Yuzu, oranges Oranges, grapefruits