Pusher Feed-Head - Robot Coupe CL 55 e Notice D'instruction

Place the dicing grid in
the bowl of the vegetable
processor.
Make sure that the spur on
the grid is fully engaged
in the locking slot of the
motor unit.
Next, fit the correspon-
ding slicing disc (straight-
edged blade) and rotate
in a clockwise direction
to ensure that it is correc-
tly positioned.
c) If you want to use the french fries potatoes cut-
ting equipment:
This equipment comprises a French fries grid and a
special French fries slicing disc.
WARnIng
pUSHeR feed HeAd
To get the very best results
when cutting french fries,
remember to insert the
removable divider in the hopper
and load the potatoes into the
left-hand compartment (see
photo opposite).
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Position the French fries
grid in the vegetable
preparation bowl.
Check that it is correctly
positioned with the French
fries plate positioned at
the outlet.
No tools (loading cone or cabbage cutter) are
required when using the divider.
Next fit the appropriate
slicing disc and rotate in
a clockwise direction to
check that it i correctly
positioned.
the choice of disc-fixing tool will vary according
❸
to the hopper and the type of vegetable:
Hopper Vegetable
All types except
Pusher
for cabbage and Loading cone
french fries
Cabbage cutter
Pusher Cabbage
+ key
Removable
Pusher French fries
partition
Automatic All Agitator
4-tubes All No tool
Screw the tool (unless you are using the removable
partition) firmly onto the motor shaft.

• pUSHeR feed-HeAd

USIng tHe feed tUBe
Fill the feeder right up to the top with vegetables.
Apply a downwards pressure on the pusher and
maintain it until all the vegetables have been
processed.
Always press the vegetables down with a pusher
toimprove cutting efficiency.
HOW tO USe tHe CYlIndRICAl HOppeR
tool
+
position the veg prep
❶
hopper on the motor unit.
The locking handle should
be facing you, on the
right.
InStAllIng
tHe HOppeRS
W A R n I n g
To get the very best results
when cutting french fries,
remember to insert the
removable divider in the hopper
and load the potatoes into the
left-hand compartment (see
photo opposite).