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Cleaning, Using the safe slice mandoline – Weston Safe Slice Mandoline User Manual

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CLEANING

Clean the

Mandoline Slicer immediately after use to prevent food from drying on the

parts.

Wash the

Mandoline Slicer Base and the Food Pusher by hand in hot soapy water,

rinse with clean water, then dry immediately.
CAUTION: If hand washing the Mandoline Slicer, always wipe AWAY from the

Blade edges and use running water to remove blockages.
The

Mandoline Slicer Base and the Food Pusher can be washed in the top rack of a

dishwasher. Carefully position the

Mandoline Slicer so it cannot cut or damage other

utensils - make sure the

Depth Adjustment / Locking Switch is in the lock position

( ) to lock the

Trigger.

When not in use or in storage, make sure the

Depth Adjustment / Locking Switch is

in the lock position ( ) to lock the

Trigger.

Stand collapses for easy storage.

Store in a cool, dry location.

USING THE SAFE SLICE MANDOLINE

1. Fold out the

Rear Stand of the

Mandoline Slicer (figure A) and position

the

Mandoline Slicer on a steady, flat

working surface, with a plate or bowl under

the Blades to catch the food as it is sliced.

OR Place the notches in the

Feet of the

Mandoline Slicer onto the edge of a bowl

(figure B).

2. Select the cutting thickness by sliding

the

Depth Adjustment/Locking Switch

out of the locked position into level one, two

or three (figure C).

3. Select either julienne cuts or straight edge

cuts by pushing in and turning the

Blade

Knob to the right for for Julienne Blades

and to the left for

Straight Blade (figure D).

CAUTION! ALWAYS use the Food

Pusher. NEVER use your fingers, hands or

other objects to push food on the

Mandoline

Slicer! The Food Pusher is designed so

that it will not touch the blade as you slide

it up and down the face of the

Mandoline

Slicer.
4. Push the prongs of the

Food Pusher

into the food being sliced. A flat edge may

need to be cut into the food to keep the food

steady onto the

Food Pusher.

Figure A

Figure B