1200W Meat Grinder
1200W Meat Grinder
Parts List
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
Hopper Plate Body On/Off Switch Fasten Knob Head Inlet Food Pusher Head Cutting Plate
9. Cutting Plate 10. Snake 11. Fixing Ring 12. Blade 13. Cutting Plate 14. Sausage Maker 15. Kibbe
Product Specifications Power Supply Wattage Net/Gross Weight Dimensions
220-240V 50/60Hz 550W 1200W 3.8Kg/ 4.2Kg 32cm X190cm X 34cm
Safety Instructions 1. The Homegear Meat Grinder is intended for home use only. 2. Always unplug the Homegear Meat Grinder before moving it. 3. Ensure children are kept a safe distance away from the Homegear Meat Grinder. 4. When carrying the Homegear Meat Grinder always ensure the body is held with both hands. Do not carry the unit by the Hopper Plate or Head. 5. Do not fix the Cutting Blade and Cutting Plate when using the Kibbe attachment. 6. Never push products in by hand. Always use the food pusher. 7. Never grind hard foods such as bones or nuts. 8. Never continuously run the meat grinder for longer than 10 minutes. After running always allow a 10 minute interval to allow the motor to cool. 9. When operating the unit from On to R or R on always allow a 30 second interval. 10. To avoid jamming never use excessive force. 11. When the circuit breaker is activated do not switch on the Homegear Meat Grinder. 12. Never replace parts by yourself. This should only be done by a qualified technician. Failure to contact Shop247 will void the warranty. 13. The Homegear Meat Grinder is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, unless they are constantly provided with adult supervision and instruction concerning safe use. 14. Do not operate the Homegear Meat Grinder if the cord or plug is damaged. 15. Always check the voltage indicated on the rating label corresponds with the mains voltage in your home. 16. Always ensure the Homegear Meat Grinder is switched off before plugging into the power socket.
Assembly
1. Hold the head and insert it into the inlet. When inserting make sure the head is slanted (see figure 1) 2. Move the head anticlockwise so that it is fastened tightly. Once the handle is screwed in it will now be locked into place (see figure 2) 3. Place the snake into the head, long end first and turn to feed the screw slightly until it is set into the motor housing (see figure 3). 4. Place the cutting blade onto the snake shaft with the blade facing the front (see figure 4). If it is not fitted properly the meat will not grind. 5. Place the desired cutting plate next to the cutting blade fitting the protrusions in the slot (see figure 5). 6. Support or press the center of the cutting plate with one finger, then screw the fixing ring tight with another hand (see figure 6). Do not over tighten. 7. Place the Hopper Plate on the head and fix it into position. 8. Place the Homegear Meat Grinder on firm even surface 9. The air passage at the bottom and the side of the motor housing should be kept free and unblocked.
Mincing Meat 1. Cut all food into small pieces (20mm x 20 mm x 60 mm) so that they fit easily into the Hopper opening. 2. Ensure that the Homegear Meat Grinder is switched off, and plug the unit into the power socket. Switch the Homegear Meat Grinder on. 3. Feed food into the Hopper Plate (see figure 7).
Reverse Function 1. In case of jamming switch off the Homegear Meat Grinder and position the switch into the R position. 2. Doing this will rotate the snake in the opposite direction leading to the unblocking. 3. If this does not work switch off the Homegear Meat Grinder, unplug from the power supply and clean it.
Cleaning Switch the Homegear Meat Grinder off. Make sure the motor has stopped completely. Disconnect from the power supply. Disassemble by reversing the process of assembly. To remove the cutting plate easily, place a screwdriver between the cutting plate and the head as illustrated and lift it up (see figure 12) 6. Press the fasten knob, move the head as per direction (see figure 13) then remove the head. 7. Remove any excess meat and wash each part in warm soapy water. 8. Never immerse the motor housing in water only ever wipe it with a damp cloth. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
UK & Europe www.shop247.co.uk Units 3 & 4 Lower Park Farm Storrage Lane Alvechurch, Worcestershire B48 7ER United Kingdom Telephone: 01527 598388
Parts List
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
Hopper Plate Body On/Off Switch Fasten Knob Head Inlet Food Pusher Head Cutting Plate
9. Cutting Plate 10. Snake 11. Fixing Ring 12. Blade 13. Cutting Plate 14. Sausage Maker 15. Kibbe
Product Specifications Power Supply Wattage Net/Gross Weight Dimensions
220-240V 50/60Hz 550W 1200W 3.8Kg/ 4.2Kg 32cm X190cm X 34cm
Safety Instructions 1. The Homegear Meat Grinder is intended for home use only. 2. Always unplug the Homegear Meat Grinder before moving it. 3. Ensure children are kept a safe distance away from the Homegear Meat Grinder. 4. When carrying the Homegear Meat Grinder always ensure the body is held with both hands. Do not carry the unit by the Hopper Plate or Head. 5. Do not fix the Cutting Blade and Cutting Plate when using the Kibbe attachment. 6. Never push products in by hand. Always use the food pusher. 7. Never grind hard foods such as bones or nuts. 8. Never continuously run the meat grinder for longer than 10 minutes. After running always allow a 10 minute interval to allow the motor to cool. 9. When operating the unit from On to R or R on always allow a 30 second interval. 10. To avoid jamming never use excessive force. 11. When the circuit breaker is activated do not switch on the Homegear Meat Grinder. 12. Never replace parts by yourself. This should only be done by a qualified technician. Failure to contact Shop247 will void the warranty. 13. The Homegear Meat Grinder is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, unless they are constantly provided with adult supervision and instruction concerning safe use. 14. Do not operate the Homegear Meat Grinder if the cord or plug is damaged. 15. Always check the voltage indicated on the rating label corresponds with the mains voltage in your home. 16. Always ensure the Homegear Meat Grinder is switched off before plugging into the power socket.
Assembly
1. Hold the head and insert it into the inlet. When inserting make sure the head is slanted (see figure 1) 2. Move the head anticlockwise so that it is fastened tightly. Once the handle is screwed in it will now be locked into place (see figure 2) 3. Place the snake into the head, long end first and turn to feed the screw slightly until it is set into the motor housing (see figure 3). 4. Place the cutting blade onto the snake shaft with the blade facing the front (see figure 4). If it is not fitted properly the meat will not grind. 5. Place the desired cutting plate next to the cutting blade fitting the protrusions in the slot (see figure 5). 6. Support or press the center of the cutting plate with one finger, then screw the fixing ring tight with another hand (see figure 6). Do not over tighten. 7. Place the Hopper Plate on the head and fix it into position. 8. Place the Homegear Meat Grinder on firm even surface 9. The air passage at the bottom and the side of the motor housing should be kept free and unblocked.
Mincing Meat 1. Cut all food into small pieces (20mm x 20 mm x 60 mm) so that they fit easily into the Hopper opening. 2. Ensure that the Homegear Meat Grinder is switched off, and plug the unit into the power socket. Switch the Homegear Meat Grinder on. 3. Feed food into the Hopper Plate (see figure 7).
Reverse Function 1. In case of jamming switch off the Homegear Meat Grinder and position the switch into the R position. 2. Doing this will rotate the snake in the opposite direction leading to the unblocking. 3. If this does not work switch off the Homegear Meat Grinder, unplug from the power supply and clean it.
Cleaning Switch the Homegear Meat Grinder off. Make sure the motor has stopped completely. Disconnect from the power supply. Disassemble by reversing the process of assembly. To remove the cutting plate easily, place a screwdriver between the cutting plate and the head as illustrated and lift it up (see figure 12) 6. Press the fasten knob, move the head as per direction (see figure 13) then remove the head. 7. Remove any excess meat and wash each part in warm soapy water. 8. Never immerse the motor housing in water only ever wipe it with a damp cloth. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
UK & Europe www.shop247.co.uk Units 3 & 4 Lower Park Farm Storrage Lane Alvechurch, Worcestershire B48 7ER United Kingdom Telephone: 01527 598388
