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Re-sharpening a Dull European / American Double- Beveled Knife
This process requires use of the electric sharpening slot only and should be
applied to moderately dull blades or if you are just maintaining an already
sharp blade. Edgeware recommends always performing a light touch up of
your knife before each use.
Step 1. Turn on power to the interlocking wheels. Insert knife blade into
the slot and lower the heel of the knife blade to make contact with the
interlocking wheels. When your blade contacts the wheels and self-aligns itself between
the two wheels, pull through slot from heel to tip. Moderate downward pressure is all that is
required and lift the handle at the end to sharpen all the way out to the tip of the blade. Use a
smooth, consistent stroke when pulling the blade through the slot. Repeat a minimum of 10
times. NOTE: Knives made of extremely hard steel may require additional pulls through
the slot when sharpening the edge.
Step 2. Check the sharpness of your blade by cutting a piece of paper or a fruit or vegetable. If
additional sharpening is needed repeat Steps 1 & 2 in this section until sharp but make sure to
clean your knife before continuing. If sharp, turn off the machine.
Sharpening Serrated Knives (Single or Double Beveled)
Step 1. Insert blade into the manual slot marked SERRATED and pull through
slot from start of serrations to the end. Moderate downward pressure is all
that is required when pulling the knife through the slot because the blade
has to be able to lift and fall as it follows the shape of the serration. Use a
smooth, consistent stroke when pulling the knife through the slot. You will
feel the blade lightly bouncing as you pull it through the sharpening slot. This
is normal and to be expected. Repeat a minimum of 10 times.
NOTE: Knives made of extremely hard steel may require additional pulls through the slot
when sharpening the serrated edge.
Step 2. Check the sharpness of your serrations. If additional sharpening is needed, repeat the
process until sharp.
SHARPENER MAINTENANCE AND CARE GUIDE
Follow these easy tips and instructions to keep your Ceramic Edge sharpener in
prime condition for years to come:
DO's
• Read the instruction manual thoroughly before using the sharpener.
• Clean and dry knives before sharpening.
• Always hold knife parallel to the tabletop so the knife contacts both wheels equally.
• Always pull the knife blade through the wheels, never push your knife
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blade into the sharpening wheels.
• Use light downward pressure to establish contact with the wheels.
• Unplug sharpener when not in use.
DON'Ts
• DO NOT USE TO SHARPEN CERAMIC KNIVES.
• Never use lubricants on the wheels.
• This sharpener is designed to sharpen knives and scissors. Do not sharpen any other types
of blades on this sharpener.
• Never insert the tip of the knife into the wheels or damage to the knife will occur.
• Never use the sharpener if cord is damaged.
• Do not use excessive force when sharpening your knife or scissors.
Ceramic Wheels Maintenance
Under normal operation the ceramic wheels will need to be cleaned
approximately once annually to remove the buildup of the metal particles
from the surface of the wheel. If you don't clean the wheels then their cutting
capabilities diminish. The felt is only usable for one cleaning. The cleaning
brush and replacement felt is available on our website, Edgeware products.
com or through our Customer Service department.
Step 1. Dampen the brush slightly.
Step 2. Be sure to squeeze excess water from the bush before running it through the machine.
DO NOT ALLOW WATER TO DRIP INTO THE MACHINE.
Step 3. Turn on the machine and run the brush through the wheels while applying light pressure.
Maintenance
• Periodically, the clean out door on the bottom of the sharpener should be opened
and cleaned.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Symptom: Sharpener stops running while in use.
Cause: Sharpener has a built in motor thermostat as a safety feature. It protects
sharpener from overheating if left on accidentally for a long period or is being used
improperly.
Solution: If the thermostat shuts down the motor, unplug the sharpener and wait
about one hour for the motor to cool down, and the sharpener will restart. If motor
still will not re-start, contact customer service at (+1) 800-221-4156.
Symptom: Ceramic stones stop sharpening.
Cause: The ceramic stones will lose their sharpening ability over time, thus reducing
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