User manual KOMPERNASS BIFINETT KH 550 ELECTRIC KNIFE

[. . . ] · NEVER submerse the motor block in water. · Arrange for damaged power cables and/or plugs to be exchanged as soon as possible by a qualified specialist or the Customer Service . · Arrange for appliances that do not operate correctly, or have been damaged, to be inspected and/or repaired by Customer Service as soon as possible. [. . . ] Select the blade suitable for the task to be done: · The universal knife blade u with the coarse, short teeth for cooked meats (without bones), cooked poultry, bread, cakes, filled bread rolls, fruit (without pips or stones) and vegetables. · The freezer-knife blade y with the long teeth for lightly frozen or partly thawed foodstuffs, but not for fully deep-frozen foodstuffs. Important: NEVER try to cut through bones. This could irreparably damage the appliance. Bring the selected two blades together as shown in Fig. 1 Notice: NEVER use two different blades at the same time. Should you do so, the electric knife will not cut correctly and it could be irreparably damaged. Hold the blades y/u with the finger protection grips i and insert them into the blade insert slot q. The teeth of the blades must be pointing downwards. The blades y/u must engage audibly. -6- Cutting foodstuffs Important: ALWAYS cut away from the body, NEVER towards the body. The sawing blades y/u can cause serious physical injuries. Insert the power plug t into the power socket. Press and hold the On/Off switch e with the thumb. At the same time, press the safety switch r with the other fingers. Note: The electric knife only runs when the On/Off switch e and the safety switch r are pressed at the same time. Guide the blade y/u through the foodstuff to be cut. Important: Never operate the electric knife for longer than 15 minutes without a break. When the 15 minutes of continuous use is reached, leave the appliance switched off until the motor has cooled down completely. [. . . ] These can attack the upper surfaces and permanently damage the appliance. Disposal Do not dispose of electrical appliances with normal household waste. Dispose of the appliance through an approved disposal centre or at your community waste disposal facility. Observe the currently applicable regulations. [. . . ]