Kogan OVELA OVKNFSHPELA Quick Start Manual

Electric Knife Sharpener
OVKNFSHPELA
Quick Start Guide
Important Safeguards
Please read all instructions carefully before use.
To protect against risk of electric shock, do not immerse sharpener in water or any other liquids.
Make sure the switch is OFF before plugging unit in to power.
The knife sharpener must be placed on a stable work surface during use.
Do not close to the hot object.
Do not attempt to sharpen scissors, axes or any other tool that cannot
move freely in the sharpening groove.
Do not sharpen knives with oil, water or any other lubricants.
Do not use this knife sharpener in direct sunlight or humid environments.
Do not use when there are children nearby.
Disconnect the power when not in use, or when cleaning.
This apparatus is not designed for use by people who are physically weak,
with slow reflexes or children.
In the event of power cable or plug damage, sharpener failure or any other damage to the unit, please do not use it. Unplug it and contact the Kogan customer support team.
Product Layout
Features and Functions
Suitable for kitchen knives of various materials, including ceramic knives.
Diamond and ceramic materials guarantee high efficiency and fine
sharpening results.
Accurate angle guide and constant sharpening pressure reshapes the perfect blade.
Usage
Ensure the power switch on the sharpener is turned OFF, then connect the adapter and power supply. Once connected, then turn the switch to ON.
Sharpening Methods
Put the knife in the left sharpening groove; sharpen for 3-8 seconds from the knife heel to the tip in a uniform speed (3-5 seconds for a metal knife, 6-8 seconds for a ceramic knife). Please sharpen the knife according to the shape of the blade, and don't use too much force. Put the knife into the right sharpening groove in the same manner (refer to Figure A and B). To ensure the consistency of the blade, the knife should be sharpened by turn in the left and right sharpening groove.
Figure A
Figure B
Figure C
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