Counter Function; Safety Systems; Cleaning - Zummo Z06 Bedienungsanleitung

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COUNTER FUNCTION

If you want to know the total number of cycles* performed, press the STOP button while the
machine is not running and this number will appear on the display for a few seconds. Keep in mind
that all machines leave the factory with 400 – 500 cycles completed for quality control testing.
The display is limited to five digits, making it so a maximum of 99,999 cycles can be displayed. But if
you want to know the number of times that the counter has turned over, turn off the machine using
the power switch and turn it back on again while holding down the STOP button. The number that
appears is the number of times the counter has turned over.
*(Cycle = complete set of steps in squeezing a piece of fruit.)
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SAFETY SYSTEMS

The machine is equipped with several safety systems:
1 If the cover is not properly in place, with its clasps fully fitted inside the slots (Figs. 8 & 9),
the display will show the StoP message and the buttons will not respond.
2 If the tray holding the squeezer and the blade are not properly in place, and the nuts not
tightened, the machine will not run and StoP will appear on the display (Fig. 10)
3 If for some reason the machine were to become blocked while running, the motor will
automatically be stopped after a few seconds, and a blinking A will appear on the display,
waiting for the cause of the blockage to be removed.
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The machine is equipped with a system of thermal protection in the motor. In the event of
overheating, the machine will stop and the display will show the StoP message. In such a
case, wait roughly five minutes for the temperature to go down, at which point StoP will be
replaced on the display by the last selection. Check to make sure the ventilation grating is
unobstructed.
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If no message appears on the display, this will be due to the lack of voltage. Check that
the power switch is turned on and that the safety fuse to the power jack has not burnt out.
Observe that there are two fuses (Fig.11): the first fuse is the one that may be burnt out
while the second one is the spare fuse.
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CLEANING

We recommend that the squeezing area be cleaned on a daily basis.
It is recommended to halt the machine by pressing StoP before cleaning (never stop using the main
breaker switch), as in this way all the parts to be cleaned will be easily extractable and replaced.
Failure to follow this recommendation will cause the machine to stop in a position that impedes
cleaning and possibly lead to breakage of parts due to poor handling.
 With the stopped machine following the previous process, DISCONNECT the MACHINE of the
POWER SWITCH (Fig. 6). The digital selector display will shut off.
 Remove the cover and wipe it with a damp cloth (ATENTION!: NEVER clean it with products that
can scratch it).
 The tray and blade are removed by unscrewing the nuts on the tray shafts and pulling outwards
horizontally (never extract the set throwing of the blade). Also unscrew the balls or bevel-headed
squeezers that are inside the tray that holds the squeezers (Fig. 15 & 16); underneath each
one of them there should be one washer (Fig. 22), be careful not to lose them! These pieces
can be put in the washing machine or cleaned manually. TAKE EXTRA CARE WITH THE BLADE
(Fig. 3) since it is very sharp and may cause injury.
 To remove the cups we recommend that you loosen the fastening screws a little and pull
outwards; they will be released and can then be easily removed.
 WARNING! Do not was the GREY DRIP TRAY (Ref. 0508008G) using hot water or dishwasher at
temperature over 40ºC. In case of distortion of the Drip Tray, this will not be covered by the
guarantee.
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