Ritter manus3 User Manual

Hand-operated food slicer manus3

Item No. 107.000 / GTIN 40 04822 10700 4

Details

- manually operated

- food sliced from left to right

- full metal construction

- silver metallic

- serrated circular blade, 17 cm Ø

- slice thickness adjustable up to approx. 20 mm

- detachable carriage made of stainless steel

- carriage way approx. 20 cm

- smooth crank made from metal with a plastic handle

- stainless steel guide bracket for the food to be sliced

- feet made of steel

- four high-quality suction feet for a non-slip and solid footing

- warranty: 2 years

- product made in Germany

Technical Details

- TÜV-Rheinland/GS

- dimensions: width 36.5 cm height 25.0 cm depth 33.5 cm

- weight: 3.3 kg

manus3 hand-operated food slicer – Back to the crank

Robust feet made of steel with suction feet ensure high stability. When you press the
manus3 onto the surface, the silicone feet attach firmly and thus prevent slipping during
the cutting process. They also give the appliance an unusual design which is true to the
clear Bauhaus lines of the ritter appliances.

The robust and smooth manual crank is operated with the right hand, while the carriage,
including the food to be cut, is guided with the left.

For a better result of large, hard pieces during the slicing process, the manus3 is
equipped with a guide bracket for the food to be sliced. This has the advantage that the
evenly sliced cut food doesn’t get in the way of or block continuing “crank operation”.

manus3 - of course 'made in Germany', as all other products by ritter.
A smooth ham- and sausage circular blade is available for every ritter food slicer.

Technical data are subject to change

About ritterwerk:

ritterwerk was founded in 1905 by Franz Ritter. Since then the medium-sized company
develops and produces household appliances which facilitate the everyday work in the
kitchen. The medium-sized company, headed by Michael Schüller, develops designs and
produces exclusively in Gröbenzell near Munich. The company‘s philosophy ‚made in
Germany‘ not only stands for its production site in Germany. It also incorporates high
quality standards, sustainability, appropriate materials as well as functional design, thus
clearly following the ‘Bauhaus’ principles of the twenties.

More information at: www.ritterwerk.com