Taurus Professional Rowzer Plus Manual De Instrucciones página 18

SUBJECT
Cleaning the
appliance
Maintenance of the
blade
Air filter
Maintenance of
frozen food vessels
Frozen food to
process
EXPLANATION
Cleaning the appliance
is simple and requires little work.
-The appliance has a cleaning
function to make complete cleaning
easy.
Using a deteriorated blade (bent
or with a worn edge) can damage
the appliance and affect the texture
quality.
The carbon filter helps to keep the
injected air clean and odourless.
The metal frozen food vessels must
be kept in perfect condition to
prevent damage to the appliance and
maintain the texture quality.
If you process frozen water, re-
freezing of the water may appear on
top of the blade, preventing it from
returning correctly.
The blade will not return to the start
and will be incrusted inside the
vessel.
WHAT TO DO / WHAT NOT TO DO
What to do:
-Clean the blade and jar lid after each use.
-If you find excess leftover frozen food on the jar lid, clean
the appliance around the spindle with a damp cloth.
-Clean the appliance completely at the end of the day.
-If you have processed over-filled frozen food clean the
appliance completely.
What to do:
-If you detect wear on the edge of the blade request a
genuine replacement.
-If a paddle of the blade has become bent request a genuine
replacement.
What not to do:
-Process frozen food using a deteriorated blade.
What to do:
-Replace the air filter every 6 months to preserve its filtering
properties in order to prevent exterior smells and vapours
from affecting the frozen food.
What to do:
-Check the vessel before processing. It must be free of
indentations and deformations.
What not to do:
-If you use a frozen food vessel that requires excessive force
to position it in the appliance, it probably has an indentation
or deformation and must be replaced.
-Hitting the rim of the frozen food vessel with a spoon or
other utensils will deform the rim.
-Before freezing the food, when fitting the vessel lid check
that it is not pressing too hard on the food, as it could
deform the vessel once frozen.
What to do:
-The frozen food must have a concentration of at least 30%
sugar, juice or salt to prevent re-freezing of the food on top
of the blade.
-If you wish to process food with concentrations lower
than those mentioned above, do not make more than 2
consecutive portions.
What not to do:
-Do not add carbonated drinks to the frozen food before
processing it, as this could cause an increase of pressure in
the vessel and damage the appliance.
-Do not use food frozen using liquid nitrogen.
If an abnormal increase in pressure occurs in the frozen
food vessel, food will leak through the jar. Stop the system
and release the excess pressure using the decompression
button. Then clean the appliance thoroughly.