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CAUTION! The MPM Slow Juicer has an electric motor with a step-down gear. The appliance will
need some time to fully process the food. Work slowly. Do not feed too many pieces of fruits/
vegetables. Do not push down the pusher too hard. Otherwise the appliance may stall.
PREPARING YOUR VEGETABLES AND FRUITS
PRODUCT TYPE
HARD ROOTS
Caution: Do not place too many fruit/vegetable
pieces. Too many pieces may clog the feeder
tube or the extraction screw and the appliance
may stall.
NOTE: Firmly push down hard vegetable and fruit chunks into the juicer, because it runs at a slow speed. Juice extraction will be
easier if you slice large carrots into two or more long pieces. Use the pusher to feed in the chunks remaining in the feeder tube.
CEREAL GRASS
NOTE: Cereal grass may foam during extraction. Have the grass as fresh as possible to reduce foaming. You can also achieve this
by cooling the cereal grass and the extraction screw overnight in a refrigerator (or at least for 2 hours) or rinsing them with cold
water directly before juice extraction. If you do not mind mixing cereal grass juice with carrot juice, you can increase the cereal
grass yield by extracting juice with a little of carrot. The carrot will help clean the filter basket during processing.
HARD FRUITS
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Place the feeder chamber (6) on the filter bowl (5) by aligning the bosses with the
grooves in the bowl. Turn the feeder chamber (6) clockwise home so that the safety lock
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tab in the feeder chamber (6) snaps into the recess in the motor unit (1). Note the marks
on the appliance. Proper engagement disables the safety lock which prevents using the
appliance when improperly assembled.
Place the pusher (7) in the feeder tube mouth (17). Place the juice pitcher and the pulp
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container (4) under the juice spout (12) and the pulp discharge chute (13), respectively.
EXAMPLE
● Carrots
● Beetroots
● Celery
● Wheat
● Barley
● Apples
PREPARATION
Wash all products. Slice the carrots into long, sleek
strips to feed them easily through the feeder tube.
If the carrots are large, slice them along into four
quarters. Cut off approximately 1 cm of the greenish
end. Use the pusher to feed in the chunks remaining in
the feeder tube.
– Cut large beetroots and celery into smaller pieces
Cut the grass to length and rinse it with water. Place
small portions of the grass in the feeder tube mouth
at a time for better extraction performance. Use the
pusher if needed.
– Greens: do not feed too much at a time, or it will
be much more difficult to process.
Hard and juicy varieties are preferable. You can
juice the fruits whole, if they fit in the feeder tube.
Otherwise cut the fruits into smaller pieces
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