Normal Maintenance; Important; Disposal Of The Packaging - Graef CC120 Instructions D'utilisation

RESHARPENING:
Resharpen straight edge knives whenever practical using Stage 3. When that fails to
quickly resharpen, return to Stage 2 and make one or two pairs of alternating pulls.
Then return to Stage 3 where only one to two alternating pairs of pulls will be ade-
quate to put a new razor-like edge on the knife. Use Stage 1 as a first step in resharp-
ening only if you wish to have more "bite" along the edge or if the knife has been
dulled excessively. Resharpen serrated blades in Stage 3.

NORMAL MAINTENANCE

No lubrication is required for any moving parts, motor, bearings or sharpening sur-
faces. There is no need for water on abrasives. The exterior of the sharpener may be
cleaned by carefully wiping with a damp cloth. Do not use detergents or abrasives.
Once a year or so, as needed, you can remove metal dust that will accumulate inside
the sharpener from repeated sharpenings. Remove the small rectangular clean-out
cover (Figure 1 1) that covers an opening on the underside of the sharpener. You will
find metal particles adhered to a magnet attached to the inside of that cover. Simply
rub off or brush off accumulated filings from the magnet with a paper towel or tooth
brush and reinsert the cover in the opening. If larger amounts of metal dust have been
created or if the Stage 3 disk has been cleaned (using the cleaning/dressing means),
you can shake out any remaining dust through the bottom opening when the cover is
removed. After cleaning, replace the cover securely with its magnet in place.
AFTER-SALES SERVICE
If your Graef device is damaged, please contact your dealer or the Graef Customer
Service at +49 (2932) 9703677 or write an e-mail to service@graef.de.

IMPORTANT!

If possible, keep the original packaging during the guarantee period of the unit in
order to be able to pack the unit correctly in case of guarantee.

DISPOSAL OF THE PACKAGING

The packaging protects the unit against transport damage. The packaging materials
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Figure 1 1. Clean-out cover.