Oster 3157 User manual

Instruction Manual
JUICE EXTRACTOR
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS APPLIANCE
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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be followed
including the following:
1. Read all instructions before using your juice extractor.
2. To protect against risk of electrical shock, DO NOT put power cord or motor base in
water or any other liquid.
3. Turn Off (O) and unplug from outlet when not in use, before putting on or taking off parts,
and before cleaning.
4. Avoid contact moving parts. DO NOT touch the small cutting blades located at the base
of the stainless steel lter. Do not bypass safety latch to operate juicer.
5. DO NOT operate any appliance with a damaged cord or plug or after the appliance
malfunctions, or is dropped or damaged in any manner. Return appliance to the nearest
authorized service center for examination, repair or electrical or mechanical adjustment.
6. The use of attachments not recommended or sold by the manufacturer may cause re,
electric shock or injury.
7. DO NOT use outdoors.
8. DO NOT let cord hang over edge of table or counter. Do not use an extension cord.
9. DO NOT let cord touch hot surfaces, including the stove.
10. DO NOT operate this appliance continuously for more than 5 minutes.
11. Always make sure juicer lid/cover is clamped securely in place before motor is turned on.
DO NOT unfasten clamps while juicer is in operation.
12. Be sure to turn switch to off position “O” after each use of your juicer. Make sure the
motor stops completely before disassembling.
13. DO NOT PUT YOUR FINGERS OR OTHER OBJECTS INTO THE JUICER OPENING
WHILE IT IS IN OPERATION. IF FOOD BECOMES LODGED IN THE OPENING,
USE FOOD PUSHER OR ANOTHER PIECE OF FRUIT OR VEGETABLE TO PUSH
IT DOWN. WHEN THIS METHOD IS NOT POSSIBLE, TURN THE JUICER ON/OFF
SWITCH TO OFF “O”, UNPLUG CORD AND DISASSEMBLE JUICER TO REMOVE
THE REMAINING FOOD.
14. DO NOT use the appliance if the rotating sieve/lter is damaged.
15. DO NOT push produce into the feed chute with your nger. Always use the food pusher
provided.
16. DO NOT touch the small cutting blades in the base of the stainless steel lter basket.
17. Always make sure the juice extractor is properly and completely assembled before
operating. The unit will not turn on unless properly assembled.
18. Always use the juice extractor on a dry, level surface.
19. Always turn the juice extractor off rst before unplugging it from the outlet.
20. DO NOT place this appliance on or near a hot gas or electric burner, or where it could
touch a heated oven.

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21. 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. Children should be supervised to
ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
22. Close supervision is necessary when any appliance is used by or near children, or
incapacitated individuals.
THIS UNIT IS FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

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1. Powerful 400-watt Motor
2. Safety Locking Arms (both sides)
3. Food Chute
4. Stainless Steel Filter
5. Filter Basket
6. Large Capacity 600 mL (2.5-cup) Jar
7. Large Pulp Collector Container
8. ON/OFF Switch (I/O)
9. Food Pusher
10. Juice Extractor Lid/Cover
11. Motor Base Housing
12. Safety Latch (both sides)
13. Cleaning Brush
DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE
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Figure 1
Figure 2
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Figure 5
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BEFORE USING YOUR JUICE EXTRACTOR
Follow the assembling instructions listed below before using your Oster® Juice Extractor:
• Before you start assembling your juice extractor, make
sure it is unplugged and it is placed on a dry and level
surface
• Place lter basket on top of the motor base (Figure 1)
• Place the stainless steel lter on top of the lter basket
pushing down and turning it until it ts into the grooves of
the motor shaft (Figure 2)
• Place juicer cover/lid on top of the lter basket (Figure 3)
• Raise the safety locking arms, then lower them to
securely t into the grooves in the lid and then rmly
press lower part of the locking arms into the unit ensuring
they lock the lid into the unit (Figure 4)
• Place the pulp container into position by tilting it slightly
(Figure 5) Important: Make sure Pulp Container edge is
underneath basket
• Place the 600 mL jar under the spout located on the right
hand side of the juicer by tilting it slightly. Other jars or
glasses can be used as well (Figure 6)

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Prepare your fruits and vegetables by washing them thoroughly and peeling off those that need
the skin removed.
2. Your juicer features a chute in which most fruits and vegetables such as carrots, beats, celery
can be added without cutting and big fruits and vegetables like apple, pear, pineapple and
tomato should be cut into smaller pieces.
3. Make sure your juice extractor is properly assembled. Please follow the instructions from the
section “Before Using Your Juice Extractor.”
4. Ensure the juice extractor and its accessories are clean by following the cleaning and
maintenance section of this manual.
5. Place the jar or any other container/glass you may wish to use to collect the juice under the
spout and make sure the pulp collector is in place prior to begin juicing. Do not allow the pulp
collector container to overll as this may cause the unit to stall.
6. Plug the power cord into an electrical outlet and turn the power on “I.”
7. Once the juicer is on, place the fruits and vegetables on the food chute and use the food pusher
slowly to drive them down. In order to extract the maximum amount of juice, it is important to
push the food pusher slowly.
8. The juice extractor will separate the juice and the pulp in the jar and pulp collector while you are
juicing.
NOTE: Both the pulp container as well as the jar can be emptied during juicing by turning the
juice extractor off “O.” Make sure to place both containers back in place before you resume
juicing.
NEVER USE HAND OR FINGERS TO PUSH FOOD DOWN THE FOOD CHUTE OR TO CLEAR
THE FOOD CHUTE. ALWAYS USE THE FOOD PUSHER PROVIDED.

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Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 5
AFTER USING YOUR JUICE EXTRACTOR
Before cleaning and storing your juice extractor, follow the instructions below to
disassemble the unit:
• Turn juice extractor off “O” and unplug it from the
electrical outlet (Figure 1)
• Remove the jar and the pulp collector container by
tilting it slightly (Figure 2)
• Unlock the safety locking arms to release the cover/
lid (Figure 3)
• Lift the lid up and remove it from the juice extractor
(Figure 4)
• In order to remove the lter basket and the lter,
hold the lter basket with two hands and
then lift it straight up (Figure 5)
WARNING: THE STAINLESS STEEL FILTER BASKET CONTAINS SMALL SHARP
BLADES TO CUT AND PROCESS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. DO NOT TOUCH
BLADES WHEN HANDLING THE FILTER BASKET.

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• After disassembling all removable parts of the juice extractor, wash them by hand
with warm soapy water or in the dishwasher (top shelf only). If the pulp dries out in
the pulp collector container, the lter or the lter basket, let it soak in water for
approximately 10 minutes before washing it.
• Wipe the motor base with a damp cloth.
• It is very important to keep the lter very clean, free of residues blocking the holes in
order to ensure optimal performance. Use a nylon brush to clean it thoroughly, if
necessary. If the holes in the mesh remain blocked, soak the lter in hot water with a
water solution with 10% lemon juice.
NOTE: DO NOT IMMERSE THE MOTOR BASE IN WATER OR ANY OTHER LIQUID.
• Some plastic parts might stain when in contact with some fruits and vegetables for
too long. In order to avoid this from happening, all parts should be washed
immediately after each use.
CLEANING
MAINTENANCE

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PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS
PROBLEM
Juice Extractor will not work
after switching on “I”.
Motor makes loud noise and
unit starts vibrating.
Motor appears to stall when
juicing.
Too much pulp build up on
stainless steel lter.
Pulp too wet and reduced juice
extraction.
Juice leaks between the rim of
the Juicer and Cover
the Filter.
SOLUTION
• Safety locking arm may not be locked properly in
its position.
• Turn off and unplug unit and ensure all parts are
assembled properly.
• Turn off and unplug unit and check if there are
any residues blocking the unit.
• Turn off and unplug unit and ensure all parts are
assembled properly.
• Juicing overripe fruits may produce too much
pulp and clog the lter. Turn off and unplug unit
and clean the lter thoroughly.
• If pulp starts building up under the lid, slow down
the juicing process. Turn off and unplug unit and
clean the lter basket, the stainless steel lter
and the lid.
• Follow the instructions to disassemble the unit
included in the “After Using Your Juice Extractor”
section. Clean up pulp from the lter.
• Try a slower juicing action. Remove stainless
steel mesh lter and thoroughly clean mesh with
a nylon brush. Rinse the lter basket with hot
water. If the ne mesh holes are blocked, soak
the basket in a solution of hot water with 10%
lemon juice to unblock the holes or wash in the
dishwasher. This will remove excess ber build
up (from fruit or vegetables), which could be
reducing the ow of juice.
• Try a slower juicing action by pushing the Food
Pusher down slower.

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TIPS AND SUGGESTIONS
• Do not place any fruits or vegetables until you turn the unit on. Allow unit to run for at
least 10 seconds before you start juicing.
• Do not allow the pulp container to overll as this may prevent correct operation or
damage the unit.
• Ensure to remove large pits from fruits such as peach, mango, etc as they can
damage the unit.
• You can use a plastic bag inside the pulp collector container to avoid having to
clean it.
• Do not use bananas or avocados as they do not contain juice and will clog the unit.
You can use a blender to add them to the juice.
• You can use the pulp of the juices you prepare in a variety of ways. The pulp from
fruits and vegetables contains high amounts of ber and cellulose, which are
essential for a healthy and well balanced diet. You can use the pulp to thicken soups,
bulk up rissoles and thicken casseroles or to enhance your desserts. Make sure to
use the pulp the same day you juice to avoid loss vitamins.

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DRINK RECIPES
FRUIT POTPOURRI
Ingredients:
4 medium apricots
2 cups cubed melon
1 large apple
1 orange
Preparation:
Process the fruits in the Oster®
Juice Extractor, mix well and add a
few ice cubes. Serve immediately.
MIRACLE EXTRACT
Ingredients:
1 cup pineapple cubes
1 apple cubes
2 small carrots
1 cored orange
2 celery stalks
1 lime with peal
Preparation:
Process the fruits with the Oster®
Juice Extractor, mix well. Add a few
ice cubes. Serve immediately.
ENERGY COCKTAIL
Ingredients:
2 cups carrot
½ cup cucumber
12 spinach leaves
1 lime with peel
1 cup celery
1 apple
2 tablespoons honey
1 tomato
Preparation:
Process ingredients in the Oster®
Juice Extractor, except the honey.
Mix honey and juice well. Serve
immediately, adding a few ice cubes
as desired.
PINK CLOUD
Ingredients:
1 cup strawberries
1 cored orange
1 cup cubed pear
1 small carrot
Preparation:
Process the fruits in the
Oster®Juice Extractor,
mix thoroughly. Serve
immediately. Add a few ice
cubes.

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TOMATO COCKTAIL
Ingredients:
4 medium apricots
2 cups cubed melon
1 large apple
1 orange
Preparation:
Process the fruits in the Oster®
Juice Extractor, mix well and add a
few ice cubes. Serve immediately.
Ingredients:
¾ cup pineapple extract
10 tablespoons butter
1 tablespoon powdered sugar
2 egg yolks
1 cup sweet condensed milk
54 lady-nger biscuits
Preparation:
Use the Oster®Juice Extractor to obtain the pineapple extract. With an Oster®mixer,
beat the butter until creamy. Slowly add the sugar, yolks and sweetened condensed milk.
Continue beating until uffy, and then add the pineapple extract. Grease a spring mold
lightly with butter, and build the cake by covering bottom and slides of the pan with the
lady-nger biscuits slightly moistened with the canned pineapple’s syrup. Then add a
layer of cream. Followed by a layer of biscuits, and so on until nishing with a layer of
cream. Cool cake in refrigerator for three hours and unmold. Make caramel by boiling
sugar and water. Decorate the cake with pineapple slices, maraschino cherries and
caramel threads. Using a spring mold will yield the best results.
SURPRISE PINEAPPLE CAKE
Caramel:
¼ cup water
1 cup sugar
Decoration:
1 can sliced pineapple
6-10 maraschino- cherries
TEMPTATION
Ingredients:
1 cup strawberries
1 cored orange
1 cup cubed pear
1 small carrot
Preparation:
Process the fruits in the
Oster®Juice Extractor,
mix thoroughly. Serve
immediately. Add a few ice
cubes.

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WARRANTY
Sunbeam Products, Inc doing business as Jarden Consumer Solutions, its afliates and
subsidiaries (hereinafter collectively referred to as “SPI”) warrant that, for a period of two
(2) years from the date of purchase, this product will be free from defects in material and
workmanship (the “Warranty”). Please preserve the Warranty Card and Cash Memo duly
stamped and signed by the dealer, as this will be required for any claims under this
Warranty.
• The rights and benets under this Warranty are additional to your statutory rights,
which are not affected by this Warranty.
• During the period Warranty, SPI at its choice will repair or replace this product or any
component of the product found to be defective free of cost through (the Dealer from
whom the product was purchased or through the service center listed in card-business
people to conrm), provided that:
- SPI is promptly informed of the defect.
- The product has not been altered in any way or subjected to misuse or repair by
the person other than a person authorized by SPI.
• No rights are given under the Warranty to a person acquiring the product second
hand.
• Any repaired or replaced product will be warranted on these terms for the remaining
portion of the Warranty in the country where the product was purchased.
• Liability for consequential loss or damage is neither accepted nor is it implied.
• The following are not covered under SPI’s Warranty:
a. If product was used in any manner other than the intended use.
b. If product has not been used according to the instruction manual/User’s Manual,
included with the product.
c. If defects are caused by improper or reckless use.
d. If product was altered or repaired by anyone other than those authorized by the
national manufacturer, importer or respective merchant.
e. Use of incorrect current or voltage or faulty electric power supply.
f. Normal wearing and tearing of parts and accessories resulting from regular use.
g. Damages resulting from transportation, accidents, mishandling or negligence on
the part of the customer.
h. The following part/components:
• Glass container
• Light bulb
• Accessories
i. Industrial or commercial use of product.
Waste electrical products should not be disposed of with household waste.
Please recycle where facilities exist.

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AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTERS
NAME OF THE SERVICE CENTRE
M/S G.C. SERVICES.
OLD NO.-12 , NEW NO.-37
1ST FLOOR, SATTNNA NAICKEN STREET,
NEHRU TIMBER MARKET,
CHOOLAI,CHENNAI-600112
TAMILNADU
M/S Electrocare Services
Mr. Naveen K.R.
No. 151/1, Second Main 7th Cross,
Chamrajpet, Bangalore - 560018
Ph: 080-26605762/65993911
KARNATAKA
M/S S P Services
Mr Santosh Palkar
SHOP NO.10,DHIGHE NAGAR CHS,
FITWALA ROAD,OPP SAIBABA MANDIR,
ELEPHISTON ROAD(W),
MUMBAI-400013.
PH.NO.24326726,24327402,24384936,24312623
M/S Pant Sale and Service
Mr. S.R. Pant
A-11, Pandav Nagar
Nr. Mother dairy factory
Delhi-92
M/S S. T. Services
M-131, 1st Floor
Guru Harkishan Nagar
Paschim Vihar
New Delhi-110041
Mr Vipin Yadav
M/S Shree Sainath Associates
basement -2, Shaan building
opp- town hall, behind - sakar-4
ellisbridge
Ahmedabad -380006
M/S CRREATIONS ENTERPRISE
D-3, 2nd Floor, Girja Ghar Market,
Books Market Chowk,
Chaura Bazar, Ludhiana - 141 008
M/s Shree Ganraj Services
Shop no –8, Shri Ganesh Gayatri Complex
291 Sombar Peth, Pune - 411011
M/S Europa Sales and Service
56 C /1 Kankulia Road
Kolkata - 700029
West Bengal
BRIGHT ENGG WORKS
#7-4-195/1&2, Geeta nagar
Ferozguda, Near BBR Hospital
Beside Bharath lodge,
Balanagar
Secunderabad -500011
JOLLY ENTERPRISES
Shop No G-2,78/A (7),
Nuvem Enclave,
Belloy Nuvem, Salcete
Goa- 403 604
Mr. Mohamad Bhai
Shree Sainath Trading
Basement , sai chaya Building
Nr- Corporation Bank
Shahpore - Surat
2450963
Mr. Yatendra
Avon Services
C-21, Rajeev Nagar- W
Nr. Gufa wala Temple
Gurgaon
M/S CRREATIONS ENTERPRISE
D-3, 2nd Floor, Girja Ghar Market,
Books Market Chowk,
Chaura Bazar, Ludhiana - 141 008
Chennai
MR. NAVAL
CELL NO.- 09445522253
TEL NO.- 04426690084
[email protected]
Banglore
MR. Naveen
CELL NO.-09964273203
TEL NO.- 080-65993911 / 26605762
[email protected]
Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai
Mr. Santosh-08108453371
MR. PAL - 09323058371
TEL.NO.- 022-24326726 / 24312623
S. P. Services - Nitin ([email protected])
S. P. Services - Santosh ([email protected])
East & Central Delhi
Faridabad,Noida, Gaziabad
Pant- 09818669497
Tel: [phone]
pantsr[email protected]
North, West, South
MR. Vipin- 9899366931
Ph-011- 45586987,32958438,9654959459
[email protected]
Ahmedabad City
MR. Chiman bhai -09227066299
079-26581635
Kuldeep - 09913340999 / 09067872538
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Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Jammu
Mr. AJAY - 09417410240
TEL No-0161-2720523, 2740523
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Pune, Pimpri & Chinchwad
MR. Ganesh-9326029436
MR. Rajesh-9762610531
TEL. No. 020-32949014
[email protected]
Kolkata
Mr. Prasanta Mukherjee
TEL : [phone]
09339005652 / 09836406730
[email protected]
Hyedrabad, Secunderabad.
MR. Akbar-9290015800.
TEL NO.- 040-23774648, 23771842
[email protected]
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GOA
Mr. John- 9822163271
TEL - 0832 2791800
[email protected]
[email protected]
Surat
Mr. Raja - 9228129999/9228584830
Tel -0261 -6509394
Gurgaon
Mr. Yatendra , Mr. Mahendra
Tel -0124-4060436
09212406014 / 09212718013
[email protected]
Chandigarh, Panchkula, Mohali, Amritsar
Mr. AJAY - 09417410240
TEL No-0161-2720523, 2740523
[email protected]
Chennai
Bangalore
Mumbai
Delhi
Delhi
Ahmedabad
Ludhiana
Pune
Kolkata
Hyedrabad
GOA
Surat
Gurgaon
Chandigarh
Jarden Consumer Solutions:
CITY SERVICE CENTRE Area Covered

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5- fQYVj ckLdsV
6- fo’kky {kerk 600 fe- fy-(
2-5&di tkj
7- yktZ iYi dYksDVj daVsuj
8- vkWu@vkWQ fLop ( I/O )
9- QwM iq’kj
10- Tkwl ,DLVªsDVj fyM@doj
11- eksVj csl gkmflax
12- ls¶Vh dfGi( nksuksa rjQ
13- fdyfux cz’k

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fp= 1
fp= 2
fp= 3
fp= 6
fp= 5
fp= 4
vksLVj twl ,DlVªsDVj dks bLrseky djus ls igys fuEufyf[kr
,d=.k funs’kksa dk ikyu djsa%
& vius twl ,DlVªsDVj dks ,d lkFk tksMus ls igys ] lqfuf’pr
djsaa fd Iyx gVk;k gqvk gS rFkk ;g lw[kh o lery txg ij
j[kk ,;k gS A
& eksVj csl ds Åij fQYVj ckLdsV dks j[ksa ¼fp= 1½
& LVsuysl LVhy fQYVj dks fQYVj ckLdsV ds Åij /kqekrs gq,
uhps nck, j[ks tc rd fd eksVj ‘ks¶V ds [kkapks es lgh izdkj
ls u cSB tk,a ¼fp= 2½
& twlj doj @fyM dks fQYVj ckLdsV ds Åij j[ksa ¼fp= 3½
& ls¶Vh ykWfdax vkeZl dks Åij dh vksj djsa] fQj uhps dh vksj
djds fyM ds [kkapksa esa lqjf{kr :i ls fQV djsa vkSj blds ckn
;wfuV esa YkkWfdax vkeZl ds fupys Hkkx dks fLFkjrk ls ncka,
rkfd ;wfuV esa fyM ykWd gks tk,A ¼fp= 4½
& vc iYi daVsuj dks gYdk lk Vs<k djds iksft’ku ij j[ksa ¼fp=
5½ egRoiw.kZ funsZ’k % lqfuf’pr djss fd iYi daVsuj dk fljk
ckLdsV ds uhps gSA
& twlj ds nkbZa vksj ekStwn LikmV ds banj 600 fe- fy- tkj
dks gYdk lk Vs<k djds j[ksa ] bl rjg tklZ ;k Xyklsl Hkh
bLrseky fd, tk ldrs gSa ¼fp= 6½
vius twl ,DLVªsDVj dks bLrseky djus ls
igys /;ku nsa

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vius twl ,DLVªsDVj dks bLrseky djus ls igys /;ku ns
1- Qy o lfCt;ksa dks vPNh rjg ls /kksdj mudk fNydk mrkj ysa A
2- Twklj ds+ P;qV e xktj ]chVl] lsyjh ,oa vU; Qy o lfCt;ksa dks NksVk dkVs fcuk lkcwr gh Mkyk tk
ldrk gS A vU; cMs Qy o lfCt;k tSls lsc] uk’kikrh] vukukl ,oa VekVj vkfn A
3- Lqkfuf’pr djsa fd vkids twl ,DLVªsDVj dks lgh izdkj ls tksM+k x;k gS] d`I;k vius twl ,DLVªsDVj dks
bLrseky djus ls igys /;ku vuqHkkx ds funZs’kksa dk ikyu djsa A
4- bl iqfLrdk ds lQkbZ o j[k&j[kko vuqHkkx ds vuqlkj lqfuf’pr dj ys fd twl ,DLVªsDVj vkSj bldh
,Dlsljht lkQ gS A
5- LikmV ds uhps twl bdV~Bk djus ds fy, tkj ;k vU; daVsuj@Xykl dks j[ksa vkSj twl fudkyus ls igys
lqfuf’pr djsa fd iYi dysDVj lgh txg ij yxk;k gqvk gS] iYi daVsauj dks iwjk Hkjus u nsa ]blls midj.k
can gks ldrk gS A
6- bysfDVªdy vkmVysV es ikoj dkMZ dks yxk,a vkSj fLop dks “I” ij /kqek,a A
7- twlj vkWu gks tkus ij] QqM P;qV ij Qy o lfCt;ksaa dks j[ksa vkSj QqM iq’kj dk bLrseky djrs gq, bUgs /khjs
/khjs /kdsysa] T;knk &ls &T;knk twl fudkyus ds fy, ];g t:jh gS fd vki QqM iq’kj dks /khjs /khjs /kdsysaA
8- twl fudkyrs le; ] twl ,DLVªsDVj twl dks tkj es vkSj xwns dks iYi dysDVj es vyx vyx bdVBk
djrk gS A
/;ku nsa twl fudkyus ds nkSjku ]twl ,DLVªsDVj dks “o” ij djds iYi daVsuj vkSj tkj dks [kkyh fd;k tk
ldrk gS ] nksckjk twl fudkyus ls igys lqfu’fpr djsa fd nksuks daVsujksa dks okil viuh vxg ij yxk;k
x;k gS A
[kkus dks QqM P;wV ds vanj /kdsyus ;k QqM P;wV dks lkQ djus ds fy, gkFkksa o Åaxfy;ksa dk bLrseky u djsa]
ges’kk lkFk es fn, QqM iq’kj dk gh bLrseky djasa A

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twl ,DLVªsDVj dks lkQ djus vkSj okil j[kus ls igys] bls
vyx vyx djus ds funsZ’kksa dk ikyu djsa A
& twl ,DLVªsDVj ds fLop dks “o” ij /kqek,a vkSj bysfDVªd
vkmVysV ls Iyx dks gVk, A ¼fp= 1½
& tkj vkSj iYi dysDVj daVsuj dks gYdk lk Vs<k djds
gVk,a A ¼fp= 2½
& ls¶Vh ykWfdax vkeZ dks vuykWd djds doj@fyM dks
vYkx dj ysa A ¼fp= 3½
& fyM dks Åij dh vksj mBkdj twl ,DLVªsDVj ls vyx
dj ysa A ¼fp= 4½
& fQYVj ckLdsV vkSj fQYVj dks gVkus ds fy,] nksuks gkFkksa
ls fQYVj ckLdsV dks idMs+] vkSj fQj lh/ks Åij dh vksj
mBk,a A ¼fPk= 5½
Pksrkouh% LVsuysl LVhy fQYVj ckLdsV es Qy o lfCt;ksa
dks dkVus vkSj izkslsl djus ds fy, NksVs NksVs uqdhys
CysaM~l yxs gq, gSa] fQYVj ckLdsV dks gkFkksa ls mBkrs
le; CYkSM~l dks u Nq,a A
fp= 1
fp= 2
fp= 3
fp= 4
fp= 5
vius twl ,DLVªsDVj dks bLrseky djus ds ckn

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& twl ,DLVªsDVj ds lHkh gVkus ;ksX; iqtksZ dks vyx vyx djus ds ckn A bUgs xquxqus lkcqu ds
ikuh ;k fM’kokW’kj ¼dsoy VkWi ‘ksYQ ½ ds lkFk gkFkksa ls /kks,a A ;fn iYi dYksDVj daVsuj] fQYVj
;k fQYVj ckLdsV es xwnk lw[k pqdk gS ] rks bUgs /ksku ls igys yxHkx 10% feuVksa ds fy, ikuh
es fHkxks,a A
& eksVj csl dks lw[ks diMs+ ls iksN ysa A
& vuqdwy ijQkWjesal lqfuf’pr djus ds fy, ;g cgqr t:jh gS fd fQYVj dss fNnzksa [kkus ds
vo’ks”kksa ls eqDr ,dne lkQ j[kk tk,] ;fn eS’k ds fNnzksa es fQj Hkh dqN Qalk gqvk gS rks
fQYVj dsk 10%uhacw ds jl ;qDr xquxqus ikuh esa fHkxks,aA
/;ku nsa% eksVj csl dks ikuh ;k fdlh vU; rjy inkFkZ esa u Mqcks,aA
YkEcs le; rd Qy o lfCt;ksa ds laidZ ds dkj.k dqN IykfLVd ds iqtksZa es nkx&-/kCcs yx ldrs
gSa] blls cpus ds fy,] izR;sd bLrseky ds ckn lHkh iqtksZa dks rqjUr vPNh rjg ls /kks,aA
vius twl ,DLVªsDVj dks bLrseky djus ds ckn
j[kj[kko