Adjusting The Motor Belt Tension; Dismantling The Slicer - Cookmax Sv250Sp Handbuch

• Spread a small quantity of oil on the bar and move the assembly 3 or 4 times (fig 9);
• clean as required to remove excess of oil.

ADJUSTING THE MOTOR BELT TENSION

After a given period of service an unusual noise may occur because of the belt bedding. In this case, tighten
the belt-stretcher on the side of the motor under the machine base (fig 10).
• Disconnect the plug from the mains;
• lift the machine and turn it on one side as shown in the picture;
• unscrew the feet (1), unloose the screw (2) and remove the guard (3);
• partially unscrew the nut (4);
• turn the belt-stretcher (5) until the optimal tension of the belt is obtained (6);
• Tighten the nut and install the guard, the screw and the feet.

DISMANTLING THE SLICER

Whether dismantling is entrusted to third parties or done in-house (in that last case you will have to separate
the various materials) please note that disposal of the materials can only be carried out by duly authorized
businesses. In any case, please comply to the current norms of your country.
WARNING: in any case, to remove the blade and dispose of it, you must contact the manufacturer or
personnel duly authorized by the manufacturer.
NEVER DISPOSE OF WASTE IN AREAS WHERE ACCESS IS NOT DELIMITED BY BARRIERS AND
FORBIDDEN BY WARNING SIGNS AS THIS WASTE REPRESENTS A SERIOUS DANGER, ESPECIALLY
FOR CHILDREN AND ANIMALS. ANY RESPONSIBILITY ARISINGOUT OF INCORRECT DISPOSAL
FALLS ON THE OWNER.
Guide to the treatment of waste equipment
This product complied with Directive 2002/96/EC.
The crossed out wheeled bin symbol on equipment or its packaging indicates that at the end of its
working life the equipment should not be treated as general household waste but taken to one of the
recycling centres for electrical and electronic equipment run by local authorities. Alternatively, it may be
handed over to the reseller when purchasing new equipment of the same type. The user is responsible for
consigning the equipment to appropriate collection facilities at the end of its working life or face the penalties
provided for by current waste management legislation.
Separate collection for subsequent delivery of waste equipment to environmentally- compatible recycling,
treatment and disposal facilities to prevent possible negative impacts on the environment and human health
whilst encouraging recycling of the product's components. For further information regarding the available
collection facilities, please contact your local refuse collection service or the dealer from whom the purchase
was made. The manufacturer and/or importer fulfill their obligations concerning environmentally- compatible
recycling, treatment and disposal either individually or by joining a collective scheme.
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