Nemco Food Equipment ProShucker Power Shell Separator - Operations Manual - Manual (Page 3)

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE AND CARE
ATTACHING THE BIT
The threaded bit and the round splash guard are packed with the
Proshucker but not attached to it when the unit is shipped (see Figure A).
The plastic splash guard is a round disc with a center hole that fits over the
output shaft, behind the bit. It prevents liquids and pieces of debris from
entering the Proshucker body. Slide it over the output shaft until it hits the
machine housing.
The bit has a hole on the back side, threaded to mate with the output shaft.
Screw the bit onto the shaft, as far as it will go. You can just make it finger
tight. It will tighten as you shuck oysters.
PICKING A WORK LOCATION
Make sure that your work location has adequate space so you can work
freely and that it is close to a standard, 120 volt A.C., three-blade wall
outlet. (The power cord is about six feet long.) Arrange to drape the line
cord (and the extension, if one is used) where it will not interfere with your
working freedom of movement, where it cannot be caught by the rotating
bit and where it will not trip passers-by.
The Proshucker should be placed on a flat, non-porous counter with the bit
facing away from you. Press down on the top of the Proshucker to set the
suction cups.
Decide which foot you will use to operate the foot switch and put the switch
on a firm or hard-surfaced floor, where it can lie flat in front of that foot.
DO NOT place it in water or on a very wet floor.
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