Neumaerker 05-10144 User manual

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Operating Manual
Electric Curly Potato Maker
Art.-Nr. 05-10144
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Table of Contents
......................................................................................................................................................................... 1
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ............................................................................................................................. 3
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS .............................................................................................................. 5
Inspection of Shipment ..............................................................................................................................................5
Manual ................................................................................................................................................................................5
Model Description ........................................................................................................................................................5
Items Included with this Unit..................................................................................................................................5
Setup ...................................................................................................................................................................................6
Adjust the Stop Collar ...........................................................................................................................................6
Unit Mounting Instructions ......................................................................................................................................7
lectrical Requirements ............................................................................................................................................8
Before You Plug In Machine .....................................................................................................................................8
Blade Descripti n ................................................................................................................................. 9
Slicing Blade Description ..........................................................................................................................................9
Shredding Blade Description ..................................................................................................................................9
Blade Assembly ................................................................................................................................... 10
Changing the Blade Plate Assembly .................................................................................................................. 10
Changing the Blades ................................................................................................................................................. 10
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS .................................................................................................................. 12
Controls and Their Functions .............................................................................................................................. 12
General Unit Operating Instructions ................................................................................................................ 12
Making Curly Potatoes........................................................................................................................................... 13
For All Other Applications ..................................................................................................................................... 13
Care and Cleaning ............................................................................................................................... 14
Tr ublesh ting ................................................................................................................................. 15
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................................ 16
ORDERING SPARE PARTS....................................................................................................................... 17
Unit xterior (Cutter View)................................................................................................................................... 18
Unit xterior (Controls View) – Unit Interior (Motor View) ................................................................ 19
Blade Components and Accessories ................................................................................................................. 20
Optional Blade Assembly Plates ................................................................................................................... 20
Wiring Diagram ................................................................................................................................... 21

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
DANGER
Machine must be properly grounded to prevent electrical shock to personnel.
Failure to do so could result in serious injury, or death.
DO NOT immerse any part of this equipment in water.
DO NOT use excessive water when cleaning.
Keep cord and plug off the ground and away from moisture.
Always unplug the equipment before cleaning or servicing.
Make sure all machine switches are in the OFF position before plugging the
equipment into the receptacle.
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DANGER
Improper installation, adjustment, alteration, service, or maintenance can
cause property damage, injury, or death. Any alterations to this equipment
will void the warranty and may cause a dangerous condition. This appliance
is not intended to be operated by means of an external timer or separate
remote-control system. NEVER make alterations to this equipment. Read the
Installation, Operating, and Maintenance Instructions thoroughly before
installing, servicing, or operating this equipment.
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WARNING
This machinery contains sharp blades. Keep hands and body parts clear
at all times.
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WARNING
ALWAYS wear safety glasses when servicing this equipment.
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WARNING
No user serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified service
personnel.
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WARNING
Read and understand operator’s manual and all other safety instructions
before using this equipment. To order copies of the operator’s manual
please contact the manufacturer.
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (continued)
WARNING
DO NOT allow direct contact of this equipment by the public when used in
food service locations. Only personnel trained and experienced in the
equipment operation may operate this equipment.
Carefully read all instructions before operation.
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WARNING
This machine is NOT to be operated by minors.
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This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they
have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person
responsible for their safety.
Note: Improvements are always being made to the equipment.
This information may not be the latest available for your purposes. It is critical that
you call our Service Department for any questions about your machine operations,
replacement parts, or any service questions. (We do not assume any liability for injury
due to careless handling and/or reckless operation of this equipment.) General
images may be used in manual for reference only.

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Inspection of Shipment
After unpacking, check thoroughly for any damage which may have occurred in transit. Claims
should be filed immediately with the transportation company. The warranty does not cover
damage that occurs in transit, or damage caused by abuse, or consequential damage due to the
operation of this machine, since it is beyond our control (reference warranty in back of manual).
Manual
Read and understand the operator’s manual and all other safety instructions before using this
equipment. To order copies of the operator’s manual please contact the manufacturer.
Model Description
05-10144: Spiral Slicer, motorized model
This appliance is intended to be used in household and similar applications such as staff kitchen
areas in shops, offices and other working environments; farm houses; by clients in hotels, motels,
bed and breakfast or other residential type environments.
Items Included with this Unit
The Spiral Slicer comes with the Cutting Blades, Slicer Pin, Potato Pierce, and Wood Skewers
shown below. The unit is shipped from the factory with the Coarse “C” Blade, Coarse Shredding
Blade and the Slicer Pin already mounted on the unit. See Blade Description and Blade Assembly
sections for individual blade descriptions and assembly instructions.
P tat Pierce
(PN 63530)
C arse
Shredding Blade
(PN 82819)
Slicer Pin
(PN 82814)
Thin Slicing
“T” Blade
(PN 82827)
Curly P.
“S” Blade
(PN 63640)
C arse Slicing
“C” Blade
(PN 82825)
Instructi n Manual
Registrati n
Warranty Card

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Setup
This unit has been completely assembled and tested at the factory.
1. Remove all packaging and tape prior to mounting the unit (see Unit Mounting
Instructions on next page).
2. By default the unit is shipped with the “C” Slicing Blade, Coarse Shedding Blade, and
the Slicer Pin installed on the plate mount in the unit. To change the blades, see the
Blade Assembly section.
3. Check the Stop Collar. Be sure it is securely fastened into place so the drive plate pins
can come close, but NOT touch the cutting blades. Adjust the Stop Collar as needed
(see instructions below).
4. Position the tray in place under the blade plate as shown in image below.
5. After setup, the unit should be cleaned (reference the Care and Cleaning Section).
Adjust the St p C llar
Loosen the screws on the Stop Collar and adjust collar so the Drive Plate Pins can come close, but
NOT touch the cutting blades, then re-tighten the screws. Check the Stop Collar periodically
during use to be sure it has not shifted.
Drive Plate
St p
C llar
Cutting Blade
Shredding Blade
(located inside
the plate)
P siti n Tray as sh wn
(tray slips under blade plate
to catch product debris)
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Unit Mounting Instructions
The Spiral Slicer must be mounted to the work surface for operation. See below for unit
mounting options and instructions.
Sucti n Cup M unting
The Spiral Slicer is shipped from the factory with 6 suction cup feet which allow the unit to be
attached to a smooth (unpolished), level surface.
Semi-Permanent M unting
A semi-permanent mounting angle comes pre-attached to your slicer with two clamping knobs.
The clamping knobs allow the unit to be removed from the mounting bracket and reattached as
needed. To use the semi-permanent mounting system follow the steps below:
1. Remove the suction cups from the bottom of the unit (see image below).
2. Remove the mounting angle from the slicer unit by removing the clamping knobs.
3. Securely bolt the mounting angle to the surface it will be used on.
4. Reattach the unit to the mounting angle using the clamping knobs; be sure knobs are
tightened completely.
Permanent M unting
The unit can be permanently mounted to a surface by following the Semi-Permanent Mounting
instructions, and additionally bolting the frame to the surface.
N te: Permanent mounting the machine may be in violation of health codes and is not
recommended. Check with the local Health Department before permanently
mounting this unit.
Clamping Kn bs
(
Knobs located on the inside
frame, remove knobs to free
unit from Mounting Angle)
M unting Angle
Sucti n Cup Feet are
fastened with Ac rn nuts.
Unit Frame
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Electrical Requirements
The following power supply must be provided:
05-10144: 230 V~, 96 W, 50 Hz
DANGER
Machine must be properly grounded to prevent electrical shock to personnel.
Failure to do so could result in serious injury, or death.
DO NOT immerse any part of this equipment in water.
DO NOT use excessive water when cleaning.
Keep cord and plug off the ground and away from moisture.
Always unplug the equipment before cleaning or servicing.
Make sure all machine switches are in the OFF position before plugging the
equipment into the receptacle.
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A certified electrician must furnish sufficient power for proper machine operation and install any
supplied receptacle. We recommend this equipment be on a dedicated and protected circuit. Failure
to wire properly will void the warranty and may result in damage to the machine. It is our
recommendation that this machine be plugged directly into a wall outlet. The use of extension cords
is not recommended due to safety concerns, and may cause sacrificed and/or reduced performance.
Make sure cord is located to prevent a trip hazard or unit upset.
Before You Plug In Machine
1. Make sure all machine switches are in the OFF position before plugging the equipment
into the receptacle.
2. Make sure the wall outlet can accept the grounded plugs (where applicable) on the
power supply cord.
3. The wall outlet must have the proper polarity. If in doubt, have a competent
electrician inspect the outlet and correct if necessary.
4. DO NOT use a grounded to un-grounded receptacle adapter (where applicable).
5. Install the unit in a level position.
CAUTION
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by service agent or
similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.
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Blade Description
The Spiral Slicer comes with 3 Slicing Blades, 1 Shredder Blade, and a Slicer Pin. See below for all
blade descriptions and their uses. See Blade Assembly section on the next page for instructions
on changing the blades.
The unit is shipped from the factory with the Slicer Pin, Coarse Slicing Blade and Shredder Blade
pre-mounted on the Blade Mount Plate. Additional pre-mounted Blade Assembly Kits are
available for purchase separately to allow quick change of blades, reference the Optional Blade
Assemblies in the Parts Section of this manual.
Slicing Blade Description
Any of the slicing blades may be used alone.
“T” Blade – Thin slicing blade for ribbon fries (Part No. 82827)
The “T” Blade has a slight bend in it and will make slices approximately 1/8” thick. Use
this blade with the Slicer Pin to make ribbon fries.
“S” Blade – Thin slicing blade for Curly Potatoes (Part No. 63640)
The “S” Blade has a slight bend in it and will make slices approximately 1/8” thick.
Use this blade with a wooden skewer to make Curly Potatoes.
“C” Blade – Coarse slicing blade (Part No. 82825)
The “C” Blade has a 12 degree bend in it and will make slices 1/4” thick. Use this blade
with the Coarse Shedding Blade and the Slicer Pin to make spiral fries. Use the “C” Blade
and the Slicer Pin only to make the “ xploding Onion”.
Shredding Blade Description
The shredding blades must be used with a Slicing Blade. The Slicer Pin (Part No. 82814) is always
used, XC PT when making Curly Potatoes.
C arse Shredding Blade (Part No. 82819)
The Coarse Shredding Blade has 5 cutting teeth. Use this blade with the “C” Blade and
Slicer Pin to make spiral fries.

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Blade Assembly
Follow the instructions below for removal and installation of the cutting blade assembly. See
previous section for blade descriptions and their uses.
WARNING
This machinery contains sharp blades. Keep hands and body parts clear
at all times.
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Changing the Blade Plate Assembly
The unit is designed to easily switch from one blade plate assembly to another, using the knobs
shown below. Unplug the unit before attempting to change the blade plate assembly.
Changing the Blades
Slicing Blades must always be mounted horizontally, and Shredding Blades must always be mounted
vertically on the blade plate (fasten blades with hex nuts provided). Installation of the blades in
any other orientation will result in the unit being non-functional (reference image shown).
1. Unplug the unit before attempting to change the blades.
2. Remove the nuts securing the blades, and then remove the blades.
Cauti n: Blades are sharp; always use caution when changing, cleaning, or handling.
3. Install the next blade; mount from the interior side allowing the studs to pass through
the frame and be secured on the exterior side (reference image shown).
If a Slicer Pin is used, slide the pin weldment onto the slicing blade studs on the exterior
side of the frame allowing the pin to pass through to the interior (reference image).
4. Securely fasten all blades reusing the hex nuts.
Rem ve the 2 kn bs
t rem ve the Blade
Plate, then reuse
kn bs t attach a
new Blade Plate.
Blade Plate Assembly
Ensure
Tray
is p siti ned
under blade plate f r use.
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5. Check the Stop Collar, the drive plate pins should come close, but NOT touch the
cutting blades. Adjust the collar as needed, and make sure it is fully tightened into place.
Reference Adjust the Stop Collar, in the Installation section of this manual.
Shredding Blade
Slicing Blade
Hex Nuts (secure the
Shredding Blade)
Hex Nuts
(secure the Slicing
Blade and Slicer Pin)
Slicer Pin
(pin weldment
mounted on outside, pin
faces inside)
Slicer Pin
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Controls and Their Functions
HANDLES
A Handle is located on each side of the unit for pushing the slicer along the slide rails.
POWER BUTTONS
The unit has 2 push button momentary switches which provide power to the motor to
rotate the drive. The motor will NOT engage unless both Power Buttons are pushed and
held at the same time. Releasing the buttons stops the motor.
General Unit Operating Instructions
1. Make sure the correct blade configuration is installed and securely fastened to unit.
2. Check the Stop Collar; adjust as needed so the drive plate does not touch the blades.
3. To operate the motorized unit, grab a handle with each hand, and using both thumbs,
push the two power buttons at the same time to start the motor to rotate the drive plate.
N te: The motor will NOT engage unless both Power Buttons are pushed at the
same time.
4. Do not push too hard. Push with a steady motion letting the machine and blades do
the work.
5. Release the Power Buttons to stop the motor.
P wer Butt ns Handle
Handle

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Making Curly Potatoes
The Shredding Blade and Slicer Pin (if installed) must be removed from the unit. Install the
“S” Slicing Blade to make Curly Potatoes. Position the blade to the upper side of the blade
mounting holes for proper cutting of Curly Potatoes. If the swirls are not loading onto the
skewer properly, check the slicing blade mounting and adjust it to its maximum height.
N te: Check the Stop Collar; adjust as needed so the drive plate does not touch the blade.
1. Cut about a 1/2" piece of the potato from one or both ends.
2. Use the Potato Pierce to create a hole through the potato, then insert a Wood Skewer
(Part No. 4159) into potato until it protrudes from opposite end of potato about 1/2".
3. Feed the long, empty portion of the skewer through the open slot next to the cutting
blade.
4. Place the short, 1/2" end of the skewer protruding from the potato into the hole in the
drive plate and firmly seat the potato onto the spikes of the drive plate.
5. Move the potato and drive assembly toward the blades.
6. Grab a handle with each hand and press both Power Buttons at the same time to
activate the motorized slicer.
7. Slowly advance the potato towards the blade until it is fully engaged with the slicing
blade.
8. Firmly push until the drive assembly reaches the set collar. A small slice of potato will
be left on the drive plate; carefully remove before starting another potato.
For All Other Applications
Mount the appropriate blade or blade combination and the slicer pin on the unit according to the
product being made (see Blade description and Blade Assembly sections).
N te: Check the Stop Collar; adjust as needed so the drive plate does not touch the blade.
1. Cut about a 1/2" piece of the potato (or vegetable of choice) from each end.
2. Firmly seat the potato (vegetable) on the drive plate.
3. Move the potato and drive assembly toward the blades.
4. Insert the center pin into the potato.
N te: Do not bury the center pin, the shredding blade or cutting blade into the potato.
This will result in poor performance.
5. Grasp the handles and press both Power Button Switches at the same time to activate
the motorized slicer.
6. Slowly advance the potato towards the blade until it is fully engaged with the slicing
blade.
7. Firmly push until the drive assembly reaches the set collar. A small slice of potato will
be left on the drive plate; remove before starting another potato.

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Care and Cleaning
DANGER
Machine must be properly grounded to prevent electrical shock to personnel.
DO NOT immerse in water. DO NOT clean appliance with a water jet.
Always unplug the equipment before cleaning or servicing.
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Good sanitation practice demands that all food preparation equipment be cleaned regularly (only
use non-toxic, food grade cleaners). A clean looking, well-kept machine is one of the best ways of
advertising your product.
Follow the directions below to clean the unit each day after use.
1. With the machine OFF, unplug the unit before attempting to clean.
2. Carefully remove all excess food from the blades and drive plate.
Cauti n: Blades are sharp; always use caution when changing, cleaning, or handling.
3. The cutting blade plate may be removed from unit and taken to the sink to clean.
4. Clean the unit with a soft cloth, dampened with soap and hot water.
5. Wipe the stainless steel parts with a clean cloth and cleaner designed for stainless
steel.
DO NOT use oven cleaners or abrasive materials as they will damage parts of the
machine.
6. Thoroughly dry unit, then reassemble.

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Troubleshooting
Issue
P ssible Cause
S luti n
Unit N t Operating A. Power to the unit. A. Make sure the lead-in cord is plugged in.
B. Power Buttons B. Both Power Buttons must be pressed and held
at the same time for the unit to operate.
Reference the Operating Instruction section of
this manual.
Blades N t Cutting
C rrectly
A.
Blade orientation.
B. Blades are loose.
C. Blade adjustment for
Curly Potatoes
A. The cutting blade must be mounted
horizontally (fasten with hex nuts) and the
shredder blade (if used) must be mounted
vertically (fasten with hex nuts) for proper
operation. Reference the Blade Assembly
section of this manual for correctly mounting
and fastening the blades.
B. All blades must be completely tightened to the
blade plate, and the plate securely fasted to
the unit for use.
C. When making Curly Potatoes only the “S” Blade
should be used and it should be positioned at
the high side of the mounting holes.
Drive Plate Hitting Blades A. Stop Collar adjustment A. Check the Stop Collar; adjust as needed so
the drive plate does not touch the blade. See
Adjust the Stop Collar in the Setup section.

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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
DANGER
Machine must be properly grounded to prevent electrical shock to personnel.
Failure to do so could result in serious injury, or death.
DO NOT immerse any part of this equipment in water.
DO NOT use excessive water when cleaning.
Keep cord and plug off the ground and away from moisture.
Always unplug the equipment before cleaning or servicing.
Make sure all machine switches are in the OFF position before plugging the
equipment into the receptacle.
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DANGER
Improper installation, adjustment, alteration, service, or maintenance can
cause property damage, injury, or death. Any alterations to this equipment
will void the warranty and may cause a dangerous condition. This appliance
is not intended to be operated by means of an external timer or separate
remote-control system. NEVER make alterations to this equipment. Read the
Installation, Operating, and Maintenance Instructions thoroughly before
installing, servicing, or operating this equipment.
014_020416
WARNING
No user serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified service
personnel.
011_051514
CAUTION
THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS OF THIS MANUAL ARE INTENDED ONLY
FOR QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL WHO ARE FAMILIAR WITH
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT. THESE ARE NOT INTENDED FOR THE
OPERATOR.
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ORDERING SPARE PARTS
1. Identify the needed part by checking it against the photos, illustrations, and/or parts
list. (General images may be used in manual for reference only.)
2. Use only approved replacement parts when servicing this unit.
3. When ordering, please include part number, part name, and quantity needed.
4. Please include your model number, serial number, and date of manufacture (located
on the machine nameplate/data plate) with your order.

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Unit Exterior (Cutter View)
Item Part Descripti n Part Number
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1 STRAIN R LI F #SR-6P3-4 76026
2 POW R SUPPLY CORD, XPORT 42369
3 MOTOR COV R 82857
4 HANDL 67069
5 1/4-20 X 1/2 H X HD BOLT (fastens handle) 14821
6 M D SPLIT LOCK WASH R 1/4 74526
7 BAS PAN 114015
8 CLAMPING KNOB 82864
9 8-32 ACORN NUT SS (Holds suction cup feet) 12385
10 RUBB R SUCTION FOOT (6 required) 44017
11 BUSHING 82863
12 SLID 82861
13 KNOB BLACK 1/4-20 (holds Blade Plate Assy) 12793
14 1/2 IN I.D. SPLIT COLLAR (Stop Collar) 69815
15 DRIV PLAT 82816
16 MOTOR COUPLING 82860
17 8-32 X 3/16 SOC S T KCP 87392
18 8-32 X 1/4 PHIL PAN M/S 87314
19 10-32 X 1/2 TRUSS H AD 12189
20 DIRT S AL (plastic panel) 82877
15 16
17
20 19
14
18
1 2* 3
8
7
4, 5, 6
9
10
See Blade
C mp nents
secti n.
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*CAUTION: If supply c rd is
damaged, it must be replaced
by the manufacturer, its
service agent r similarly
qualified pers ns in rder t
av id a hazard.
13
5280-00-
100
General image sh wn f r parts reference nly.

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Unit Exterior (Controls View) – Unit Interior (Motor View)
Item Part Descripti n Part Number
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1 SLIDING PAN 82856
2 MOM NTARY SWITCH 38971
3 CLAMPING KNOB 82864
4 STOP ANGL 82859
5 TRAY 114066
6 CORD WARNING LAB L 68720
7 LAB L, 5280 114064
8 10-32 X 1/2 TRUSS H AD (screws to hold Motor) 12189
9 MOTOR 82804 X
10 MOTOR CAPACITOR 82217
11 MOM NTARY SWITCH (2 required) 38971
12 SWITCH PLAT 83042
7
6
Unit Exteri r
Unit Interi r – M t r View
3
4
2
Data Plate
1
5
5280-00-
100
5280MX
General images sh wn f r
parts reference nly.
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Blade Components and Accessories
Item Part Descripti n Part Number
1 5280-04 C arse Blade Assembly (includes Plate, Coarse
Slicing Blade, Coarse Shredding Blade, and Pin Weldment) 5280-04
2 BLAD MOUNT PLAT ASSY 114047
3 COARS SLICING BLAD W LDM NT 82825
4 SLIC R PIN W LDM NT 82814
5 COARS SHR D BLAD 82819
6 8-32 H X NUT 89129
7
CURLY POTATOE BLAD
63640
8 THIN SLICING BLAD W LDM NT 82827
9 POTATO PI RC 63530
10 M DIUM SHR D BLAD W LDM NT 82818
11 M DIUM SLICING BLAD W LDM NT 82826
Opti nal Blade Assembly Plates
Item Part Descripti n Part Number
1
Curly Potato Blade Assembly (includes Plate, Curly
Potato Blade, and Pin Weldment)
5280-01
2 5280-02 Thin Blade Assembly (includes Plate, Thin Slicing
Blade, and Pin Weldment) 5280-02
3 5280-03 Medium Blade Assembly (includes Plate, Medium
Slicing Blade, Medium Shredding Blade, and Pin Weldment) 5280-03
1 5280-04 C arse Blade Assembly (shown above)
Reference table below for optional Blade Assembly Plates available.
2
6
4
3
5
9
7
8
Replacement Items f r Unit
Opti nal Items available f r Unit
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