
INTERVAL ACTION DESCRIPTION
Daily Cleaning & disinfecting
Remove and clean the pusher disc and blade group after each use.
Parts may be cleaned with water and mild detergent and must
be rinsed thoroughly. Do not put the parts or accessories in the
dishwasher.
Weekly Surface cleaning
It’s recommended to wipe the exterior of the appliance at least once
a week.
7. TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE POSSIBLE SOLUTION
Blades do not rotate, even though
the Start button has been pressed.
Main fuse may be blown. Check the main fuse. Ensure the
electricity is on.
Aluminium pusher disc drum may be
stuck.
Turn off the machine by pressing
the Stop button. Open the feeding
hopper and solve the stuck problem
and try again.
The feeding hopper may not be fully
closed.
When the feeding hopper is closed,
the magnetic sensor recognizes
the hopper and activates it. Ensure
the feeding hopper is closed before
operation.
Blade block group may not be in place.
When the blade group is closed,
the magnetic sensor recognizes the
blade and becomes activated. Ensure
the blade is correctly installed
before operations.
Blades do not cut.
Blades may be blunt. Replace blunt blades with new ones.
There may not be enough potatoes
in the aluminium pusher to push the
potatoes to the blades.
This is normal. Throw more potatoes
into the feeding hopper and continue
operation.
The blades may be stuck and not able
to rotate. Remove stuck potatoes with care.
Last potato remains between the
blades.
There may not be enough potatoes
in the aluminium pusher to push
potatoes to the blades.
This is normal. Add more potatoes
to the feeding hopper and continue
operation.
8. STORAGE
Roll the power cable up and store it safely. Make sure the appliance is thoroughly cleaned before storing
it away. Store in a cool, dry place.