Nemco Food Equipment ProShucker Power Shell Separator - Operations Manual - Manual (Page 2)

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
• READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS
• NEVER immerse either the power unit or the footswitch in water or other
liquid. Severe electrical shock can result.
• CLOSELY supervise nearby children when using Proshucker.
• DO NOT operate the Proshucker outdoors.
• DO NOT attempt to operate the Proshucker if the unit has been dropped
or if power cord, power plug, footswitch or footswitch cord have been
damaged. Return it for repair. (See SERVICE.) Except for the bit and
splash shield, there are no user serviceable parts.
• DO NOT operate when wearing loose clothing or accessories (bracelet,
neck chain, necktie, scarf, etc.). These could be caught by the rotating
bit and cause injury. Loose hair should be pulled back and secured.
• DO NOT touch the threaded bit with a gloved hand when the bit is
rotating. The threads may grab your glove and attempt to wrap it (and
your hand) around the bit.
• THE PROSHUCKER is equipped with a power cord with a three-blade plug.
Plug this ONLY into a matching 120 volt A.C. three-blade outlet. DO NOT
cut off the third blade or attempt to use with a two-blade extension cord. If
you are too far from the outlet, use a three-wire extension cord of adequate
power rating (see specifications), obtainable at almost any hardware store.
• UNPLUG the machine when not in use, before attempting to clean or when
changing bits. Pull only on the plug, never on the cord.
• MAKE SURE that the footswitch is not depressed before plugging-in or
unplugging the power cord.
• DO NOT attempt to use with unauthorized attachments or for any
application other than that for which the unit was designed. Such use
could create a hazardous situation or cause personal injury to the user.
• DO NOT operate on or near hot surfaces or appliances used for cooking.
• DO NOT let power cord hang over edge of table or counter.
• WHEN NOT IN USE, store the unit in a safe place where it will not be
a hazard to passers-by.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
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