AEG-Electrolux ESF103.1 User Manual

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ESF 103.1

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Juice Extractor
Licuadora
Centrifugadora
Juicepressen
Mehulinko

Sokowirówka
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Gyümölcsentrifuga

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Gebrauchsanweisung
Operating instructions
Instrucciones para el uso
Instruções de utilização
Bruksanwisning
Käyttöohje

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Dear Customer,

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Please read this instruction manual
carefully. Please pay particular
attention to the safety instructions.
Retain it for future reference.

Give the instruction manual to any
future owner of the machine.

Features (Figure 1)

1 Plunger
2 Upper part
3 Filling bowl
4 Filling shaft
5 Strainer basket with grating disk
6 Juice bowl
7 Juice outlet
8 Residue container
9 Locking clips
10 Knob
11 Motor part
12 Flex compartment (at back of

appliance)

1 Safety instructions

Before first use, it is imperative to read
through the Instructions for Use
carefully!

• The operating voltage and mains volt­age must agree! (See rating plate on
base of juice extractor.)

• Only operate the appliance under
supervision! Even if you leave the room
only very briefly, switch off and unplug
the appliance.

• Keep children well away!

• Never place your hand in the filling
shaft when the appliance is running.
When replenishing, always use the
plunger. Never insert any long objects,
such as kitchen knives, food slices, etc.,
in the filling shaft.

• Before maintenance or cleaning, make
sure that the appliance is switched off
and unplugged.

• Please wait until the motor has
stopped, before removing the upper
part of the housing.

• Never use the supply lead to pull the
plug out of the socket!

• Never immerse the appliance in water!

• Do not use the appliance if:
– the supply cord is damaged;

– the housing or the strainer basket

show visible damages.

• Only use the appliance if all parts are
properly assembled and joined
together.

• Do not remove the upper part while
the appliance is in use.

• Only switch the appliance on when the
plunger (Fig. 1/1) is in place.

• Take care when handling the strainer
basket (Fig. 1/5). The grating disk is
sharp!

• Do not open the appliance until the
motor has stopped completely.

• Repairs to electrical appliances
should only be performed by a
trained electrician. Improper repairs
may place the user at serious risk.

• In the event of a fault, therefore please
approach your specialist retailer or the
AEG Service Centre direct.

• The appliance is only intended for
processing foods at home. Should
the appliance be wrongly used or for
a purpose other than for which it is
intended, no liability can be
accepted for any possible damage.

This appliance complies with the

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following EC Directives:

• 73/23/EEC of 19.02.1973 – Low­Voltage Directive.

• 89/336/EEC of 03.05.1989 (including
Amendment Directive 92/31/EEC) –
EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility)
Directive.

Technical data

Connected load: 400 W
Voltage: 230-240V
Continuous operation

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Assembling the juice extractor

Before first use, the appliance parts
should be cleaned (section on “Dis­mantling and cleaning”).

0 Place the appliance on a flat, dry work

surface.
Unwanted flex can be inserted into the

flex compartment (Fig. 1/12).

0 Arrange the motor part in an upright

position so that the knob at the front
faces you.

0 Place the juice bowl with the juice out-

let on the LH side of the motor part
(Fig. 2).

0 Place the strainer basket in the juice

bowl (Fig. 3).

0 Place the upper part with the juice

outlet on the LH side (Fig. 4).

0 Engage and press down the locking

clips (Fig. 5).

0 Push the residue container in properly,

so that it engages (Fig. 6).

0 Place the container supplied or anoth-

er suitable vessel underneath the juice
outlet (Fig. 7).

0 Position the plunger.

Safety system

The appliance can only be switched on,
if all parts of the appliance are pro­perly assembled and joined together.

• The juice bowl must be properly
inserted (Fig. 2).

• The locking clips must be properly
locked (Fig. 5).

• The residue container must be properly
inserted, so that it engages (Fig. 6).

Operate the appliance as follows:

For soft fruit
and vegetables =
Knob to the right

For firm fruit
and vegetables =
Knob to the left

Juice extraction

Fill the appliance with the prepared,
chopped fruit or vegetables and lightly
press down with the plunger. Smaller
pieces can be shaken down on to the
surface of the filling bowl. With the
plunger, move the fruit or vegetables
towards the filling shaft. When filling
fruit containing pips (e.g. grapes, to­matoes), hold the plunger when reple­nishing so that it always evenly covers
the filling opening. When re-applying
the plunger, make sure that the motor
is not too strongly retarded. Make sure
that the full residue container is
promptly emptied. Please check that
the strainer basket is free from obs­truction. When the juice has been ex­tracted from the last piece, the motor
must run until juice ceases to drip.

Dismantling and cleaning

Important note! The appliance should
only be dismantled when the motor
has been switched off and the applian­ce unplugged.

0 Take out the plunger, remove the resi-

due container.

0 Unclip both locking clips und lift off

the upper part.

0 The strainer basket and juice bowl are

removed from the motor base together.
Wipe the motor part only with a damp
cloth! Clean all other parts in hot wa­ter or in normal washing-up water! The
sooner this happens after appliance
use, the more easily will cleaning pro­ceed! Use a brush to clean the strainer
basket and groove in the upper part.
Please treat the appliance gently. Never
scratch or scour it. Any possible discol­orations (e. g. due to carrots or beet­root) can be rubbed off with vegetable
oil.

Do not clean in the dishwasher the
motor part, upper housing and plunger.

Never immerse the appliance in water!

To switch off the juice extractor, turn
the knob to “0”.

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Hints on juice preparation

Observe the freshness rule:
Buy fresh, extract fresh and drink fresh,

to get the most vitamins from your
fruit and vegetables.

Clean the fruit or vegetables for juice
extraction as single pieces. Only just
before juice extraction should you
chop the fruit or vegetables into pieces
small enough to pass conveniently
through the filling shaft.

Fresh juice are by nature not clear like
packaged juices. Pulp and suspended
matter are carriers of vegetable
proteins, minerals, and vitamins as
important constituents of fresh juices.

Stir the juice before drinking!
If the juice is to be stored in the fridge,

please cover it or pour it into a clean
bottle with a top to prevent
contamination with flavours from
other foodstuffs.

Metal containers may affect the
flavour of the juice.

Fruit and vegetables for juicing

Root vegetables and tuberous
vegetables

Carrots, celery, kohlrabi, radishes

Clean and peel, if necessary.
Celeriac is less suitable for juicing than

celery.

Beetroot

Peel thinly. The skin tastes too strong
and if not removed spoils the flavour
of the juice.

Leafy vegetables, cabbages

Curly kale, spinach, lettuce, garden
herbs

Do not feed these vegetables too
quickly into the juice extractor. Feed
everything with soft leaves, e.g.
spinach, into the juice extractor rolled
into a ball.

Cabbage

All of a red or white cabbage can be
juiced. Either cut the heads into
suitably sized pieces or remove the
leaves from the stalk and roll them into
a ball.

Vegetable fruits

e.g. Cucumbers, melons, papaya,
pomegranates

Do not peel or remove skins (except for
melons), cut into suitably sized pieces,
do not remove the centre with the
seeds but extract the juice from the
whole fruit.

e.g. Peppers

Do not juice the inner parts with the
seeds and the stalk.

Rhubarb

Rhubarb is not suitable for juicing!

Pomes

Apples, pears

Always juice with the skin on. The core
also does not have to be removed. Cut
them up, so that they fit comfortably
in the filling bowl.

Quinces

Do not use in the juice extractor!
The very hard flesh can cause unusual

load on the motor and may even cause
damage to the appliance.

Stone fruit

Plums, cherries, peaches

Remove stones from the fruit. When
extracting the juice, only press the
plunger down lightly. This increases the
juice yield.

Soft fruit

Redcurrants, blackcurrants and
elderberries

With berries, remove only the thick
stalks. Berries give a somewhat thicker
juice, because they start to become
gelatinous during the juicing process.
(Redcurrants and blackcurrants are not
suitable for juicing because they
become very gelatinous very quickly.)

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You can prevent the berries from
squirting out if you feed them in so
quickly that the filling shaft is always
filled with berries. Only press them
down very lightly. If the residues, e.g.
from raspberries or blackberries,
appear too wet to you, you can put
these through the juice extractor a
second time.

Grapes

Put the grapes still on their thin stalks
into the filling bowl with the motor
not running. Switch on, press down
lightly with the plunger and when
filling with further fruit, hold the
plunger so that it always covers the
filling aperture.

Citrus fruits

Oranges, mandarins, lemons, grape­fruits

Peel citrus fruit well and remove as
much of the white pith as possible,
because it makes the juice bitter.

Pineapple

Remove it from its outer skin before
juicing.

strainer basket and remove any de­bris. Clean the strainer.

• the ejection of residues is impaired.
– Check the ejection hole and the

ejection of residues.

– If necessary, consult the Service Cen-

tre.

For the sake of the environment

Do not throw away packing material.

• The cardboard box can be taken to
paper recycling facilities.

• Plastic bag made of polyethylene (PE)
can be taken to recycling facilities of
PE collection depots.

• The filler parts are made of Polystyrene
(PS). They do not contain any CFCs.
Your local Department for the
Environment will be able to give you
advice as to where collecting depots
and recycling facilities are available.

What to do if...

• the appliance does not work
–Are all parts of the appliance cor-

rectly assembled?

– Check locking clips and safety

switch.

• the speed decreases noticeably.
– Switch off the appliance, remove the

plug from the mains socket. When
the motor has stopped, clean the
strainer basket and the ejection hole.

• there is a noticeable unbalance in the
appliance.
– The foodstuffs from which the juice

is being extracted are not equally
distributed. It is possible that hard
pieces have got caught on the
strainer basket.
Switch off the appliance, remove the
plug from the mains socket. When
the motor has stopped, check the

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