SEVERIN ES 3571 User manual

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Slow juicer
Dear Customer,
Before using the appliance, read the
following instructions carefully and keep
this manual for future reference. The
appliance must only be used by those
familiar with the instructions below.
Important safety instructions
Danger to certain categories of
persons
There is an increased risk of injury for
children and for people with reduced
capabilities:
∙The appliance may only be used
by persons with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities, or
lacking experience and knowledge,
if they have been given supervision
or instruction concerning the use of
the appliance and fully understand
all dangers and safety precautions
involved.
∙Children must not be permitted to
operate the appliance. The appliance
and its power cord must be kept well
away from children.
∙Children must not be permitted to play
with the appliance.
∙Caution: Keep any packaging
materials well away from children –
these materials are a potential source
of danger, e.g. of suffocation.
Risk of electric shock
The device is powered by electricity, and
so there is always a risk of electric shock.
The following precautions are therefore
to be taken:
∙Every time the appliance is used,
the main body including the power
cord as well as any attachment fitted
should be checked thoroughly for any
defects. Should the appliance, for
instance, have been dropped onto a
hard surface, or if excessive force has
been used to pull the power cord, it
must no longer be used: even invisible
damage may have adverse effects on
the operational safety of the appliance.
∙The appliance should only be
connected to a socket installed in
accordance with the regulations.
Make sure that the supply voltage
corresponds with the voltage marked
on the rating label.
∙Always remove the plug from the wall
socket
- before assembling or disassembling
the appliance,
- after use,
- in case of any malfunction,
- when there is no supervision,
- before cleaning the appliance.
∙When removing the plug from the wall
socket, never pull on the power cord;
always grip the plug itself.
∙Do not touch the plug with wet
hands.
∙Do not clean the drive unit with liquids
or immerse it.
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Danger from moving parts
There is a risk of serious injury from
moving parts:
∙Do not wear long chains, earrings,
scarves or shawls, clothes with
long and/or wide sleeves, or long,
loose hair when operating the
appliance.
∙Do not put fingers into the feeder
chute, and do not insert any other
objects.
∙Do not put your hands near the juice or
pulp output areas
.
∙Wait until all parts have come to a
complete standstill before removing the
feeder chute.
Lack of hygiene
Lack of hygiene may result in germs
forming inside the appliance
:
∙Clean the appliance thoroughly before
using it for the first time, and also after
each cycle of use.
∙
Always ensure that the appliance
is disconnected from the mains
before cleaning.
∙For detailed information on cleaning
the appliance, please refer to the
section Cleaning and care.
∙When preparing sorbets, do not use
ingredients that have been defrosted
and then deep-frozen again.
Danger of damage to the unit
Incorrect handling of the appliance can
cause damage
:
∙
Always place the unit on a dry, level,
non-slip surface, which is impervious to
contact with the rubber feet
.
∙Do not let the power cord hang free.
∙ Do not kink or pinch the power cord.
Keep both the cord and the appliance
itself well away from heat sources (eg
hot-plates, gas flames)
.
∙Do not try to extract juice from hot food
items.
∙Use only original accessory parts with
this appliance.
Proper use
∙This appliance must only be used for
extracting juice from vegetables and
fruit and for preparing sorbets from
deep-frozen fruit or vegetables. It is
also suitable for making fruit purées
(compotes) for jams or sauces.
∙Caution: The appliance is not
designed to process hard food items
such as nuts or ice cubes.
∙Any use other than that described in
these instructions must be considered
improper and may lead to personal
injury or material damage.
∙This appliance is intended for domestic
or similar applications, such as
- in staff kitchens in shops, offices and
other similar working environments,
- in agricultural working environments,
- by customers in hotels, motels etc.
and similar accommodation,
- in bed-and breakfast type
environments.
∙Do not leave the appliance unattended
while connected.
∙Caution: Any misuse can cause
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In case of a defective appliance
A defective appliance can cause material
damage and injury
:
∙Check the appliance for damage
before every use. Do not operate if the
appliance shows any sign of damage.
∙In the event that you detect damage,
please contact our customer service
department by phone or email (see
appendix).
∙Repairs to this appliance or its power
cord must only be carried out by our
customer service.
Overview and parts included
1. Pulp container
2. Juice container
3. Sorbet insert
4. Sieve insert, coarse
5. Sieve insert, fine
6. Function switch
7. Cleaning brush
8. Power cord with plug
9. Drive unit
10. Worm-drive housing
11. Worm-drive
12. Lid with feeder tube
13. Pestle
Operation
Short-time operation
The appliance is designed for short-term operation only,
i.e. it should not be operated continuously for more than 15
minutes. Allow it to cool down for another 30 minutes, after
which it may be used again.
Useful tips for juice extraction
∙Almost all common types of fruit are suitable for juice
extraction, such as apples, pears, plums, strawberries,
grapes, oranges, melons, kiwi fruit, pineapples, mangoes
and papayas.
∙The following vegetables are also suitable for efficient
juice extraction: carrots, kohlrabi, celery or cucumber.
However, spinach, rocket (rucola) or different types of
lettuce may be processed as well.
∙Bananas or dried fruits are not suitable for extraction.
They contain very little juice and might cause damage.
∙After cleaning, roughly cut up the fruit or vegetables and
remove any stones, cores or seeds to prevent damage to
the appliance.
∙To facilitate extraction, hard fruit and vegetables such
as carrots, fennel or kohlrabi should be cut into smaller
pieces.
Thermal safety cut-out
The appliance has an integral safety cut-out which protects
it from overheating. Should the cut-out have been activated,
disconnect the appliance from the mains power and allow
it to cool down to room temperature. Then press the reset
button on the base of the drive unit.
Before using for the first time
Clean the appliance as described in the section Cleaning
and care.
Switch
∙The appliance is equipped with a function switch.
0switched off
Inormal operation
R reverse operation
∙Do not attempt to change from Idirectly to Ror vice
versa. To prevent damage to the appliance, always wait
for the motor to come to a standstill first.
Sieve- and sorbet inserts
Fine sieve insert →for clear juices
To extract juices with a low fruit pulp content
Coarse sieve insert →for thick juices and jam
To extract juices with a high fruit pulp content, for making
jam and puréed tomatoes for tomato sauces.
Note: The coarse sieve insert is not suitable for
extracting juice from harder food items with a low water
content such as carrots, kohlrabi etc. Cocktail tomatoes
are also unsuitable for processing.
Sorbet insert
For preparing sorbet from frozen fruit.
Assembling the appliance
1. Select the appropriate insert.
2. Fit the insert into the recess of the worm-drive housing
so that the protruding part of the insert engages over
the rim of the worm-drive housing. Push the insert
lightly down.
3. Ensure that the rubber tab under
the worm-drive housing fits inside
the pulp outlet:
4. Fit the worm-drive housing with the pulp outlet facing
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5. Place the worm drive with the opening facing down into
the worm-drive housing, turning it lightly left and right
until it is seated firmly on the rubber seal.
6. Fit the lid with the feeder tube onto the worm-drive
housing, so that the markings and face
each other.
7. Lock the lid by turning clockwise, until the two triangular
markings face each other.
8. Lift up the locking latch on the rear of the drive unit.
9. Place the pulp container under the pulp outlet and the
juice container under the juice outlet.
10. Insert the plug into a mains socket. The appliance is
now ready for use.
Extracting juice from fruit and vegetables
1. Prepare the appliance as described in the section
Assembling the appliance (sieve insert I or II).
2. Set the switch to the Iposition and lift up the flap on the
juice outlet.
3. The appliance starts operating.
4. Feed the clean, pre-cut fruit or vegetable pieces
down the feeder tube while the unit is running, using
the pestle to push the pieces lightly down. Caution:
Excessive pressure may result in damage to motor or
filter.
5. If unsuitable or excessive ingredients are loaded into
the appliance, it may jam. Should this occur, press the
button for reverse operation to remove the blockage.
You may also have to press the reset button first (see
Thermal safety cut-out).
6. During operation, ensure that juice does not
accumulate in the worm-drive. If it does, switch the
appliance off, disconnect it from the mains and, if
necessary, remove any blockage in the pulp or juice
outlet.
7. When processing large quantities of fruit or vegetables,
the pulp and juice containers must be emptied from
time to time, as necessary.
8. When the juice stops coming out, switch the appliance
off and remove the plug from the wall socket.
9. Clean the appliance immediately after use.
Hint: The juice should be consumed right away, or stored
in a suitable container and kept in a refrigerator (but only
for a short time). In this way, vitamins and nutrients are
preserved.
Making jam
1. Prepare the appliance as described in the section
Assembling the appliance (sieve insert II).
2. Extract the juice - see Extracting juice from fruit and
vegetables.
3. Without delay, put the juice, together with the pulp,
into a saucepan and prepare the jam according to the
recipe.
Some sample recipes can be found towards the end of this
manual, or at www.severin.de/service/recipes
Making sorbets
Hint: Sorbets are easily made from frozen fruit or
vegetables. Simply freeze the food items overnight, and
let them briefly thaw before processing.
1. Prepare the appliance as described in the section
Assembling the appliance (sorbet insert).
2. Set the switch to the Iposition.
3. The appliance starts operating. With the motor running,
put the frozen fruits or vegetables into the feeder
tube and push down with the pestle. Caution: Avoid
excessive pressure to prevent damage to the motor
and filter.
4. If unsuitable or excessive ingredients have been loaded
into the appliance, it may jam. Should this occur,
press the button for reverse operation to remove the
blockage.
5. When processing large quantities of sorbet, the juice
container must be emptied from time to time, as
necessary.
6. When the sorbet stops coming out, switch the
appliance off and remove the plug from the wall socket.
7. Clean the appliance immediately after use.
Tip: The sorbet should be consumed right away, or
stored in a suitable container, and kept (for a short time
only) in a refrigerator. Vitamins and nutrients will then be
preserved.
After use
∙The appliance should be thoroughly cleaned immediately
after each use. For details, please refer to the section
Cleaning and care.
∙Remove the juice and pulp containers.
∙Take off the pestle.
∙Release the locking latch. Turn the lid with its feeder tube
anti-clockwise and take it off.
∙Take off the worm-drive housing. Remove the worm drive
and take out the sieve inserts.
∙Clean all components - see Cleaning and care.

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Recipes
Apple-orange jam
Ingredients:
400 g apples
400 g oranges
250 g preserving sugar 3:1
a dash of Amaretto
a pinch of ground cloves
1 tsp cinnamon
1 tbsp lemon juice
∙Peel the apples, remove the cores and cut into eight
pieces. Peel the oranges and separate the slices.
∙Assemble the juicer and fit the (coarse) sieve insert for
jam.
∙Extract the juice from the apples, and then from the
oranges.
∙Put the juice and pulp into a saucepan, add the
preserving sugar, Amaretto, spices and lemon juice, and
let simmer for around 5 minutes, stirring constantly.
∙Put the jam into jars (rinsing them in hot water first),
screw the lids tight and leave the jars upside down for
several minutes.
Mango-strawberry jam
Ingredients:
400 g mango
200 g strawberries
300 g preserving sugar 2:1
∙Peel the mango and cut the fruit from the core. Wash the
strawberries and remove any green residue.
∙Assemble the juicer and fit the (coarse) sieve insert for
jam.
∙Extract the juice from the mangoes, and then from the
strawberries.
∙Put the juice and pulp into a saucepan, add the sugar
and let simmer for around 5 minutes, stirring constantly.
∙Put the jam into jars (rinsing them in hot water first),
screw the lids tight and leave the jars upside down for
several minutes.
More recipe ideas:
or at www.severin.de/service/recipes
Cleaning and care
∙Always remove the plug from the wall socket and allow
the appliance to cool down before cleaning.
∙Do not use abrasives, harsh cleaning solutions or hard
brushes for cleaning.
∙To avoid the risk of electric shock, do not clean the drive
unit with water and do not immerse it in water.
∙The drive unit may be wiped with a slightly damp, lint-free
cloth.
∙All detachable parts (including the seals on the worm-
drive housing) may be cleaned using hot water and a
mild detergent.
∙Clean the sieve inserts using the soft cleaning brush
provided. Do not clean the inserts with any hard object,
or they may be rendered unusable.
∙All detachable parts may also be cleaned in a
dishwasher. However, the sieve inserts should first be
cleaned off with the brush provided.
∙All parts must be fully dry before re-assembly.
Disposal
Devices marked with this symbol must be
disposed of separately from your household
waste, as they contain valuable materials which
can be recycled. Proper disposal protects the
environment and human health. Your local authority or
retailer can provide information on the matter.