Silvercrest Z30987 - Manual (Page 15)

15 GB/MT
Adjusting the grinding level
Turn the adjustable screw 8 clockwise to
receive a finer grinding level (see fig. C).
Turn the adjustable screw 8 anticlockwise to
receive a coarser grinding level (see fig. C).
Turn the top of the device and press the switch 2
to remove residues from the grinding mechanism.
Note: Choose a coarser setting if the grinding
mechanism stops rotating when you are using a very
fine setting. If the grinding mechanism still refuses to
rotate, then it may be choked or blocked. Unscrew
the adjustable screw 8 and loosen the grinding
mechanism. Release the stuck pieces by shaking the
grinding mechanism, then tighten the adjustable
screw 8 again.
Changing the bulb
Remove the batteries before you change the
bulb 9 . In this way you will ensure that the
salt and pepper mill is not turned on by acci­
dent while you are changing the bulb 9 .
Note: Use only bulbs of the same type as the
bulb supplied. Otherwise the product may be
damaged.
Hold the base with container 6 so that it is
facing upwards as shown in Figure C.
Remove the broken bulb 9 by pulling it
carefully out of the socket.
Insert the new bulb.
Cleaning and maintenance
Under no circumstances should you use liquids
or detergents, as these will damage the device.
The device should only be cleaned on the
outside with a soft dry cloth.
Disposal
The packaging is made entirely of
recyclable materials, which you may
dispose of at local recycling facilities.
Contact your local refuse disposal authority for
more details of how to dispose of your worn­out
product.
To help protect the environment, please
dispose of the product properly when it
has reached the end of its useful life and
not in the household waste. Information
on collection points and their opening
hours can be obtained from your local
authority.
Faulty or used batteries must be recycled in accord­
ance with Directive 2006 / 66 / EC. Please return
the batteries and / or the device to the available
collection points.
Pb
Environmental damage
through incorrect disposal
of the batteries!
Batteries may not be disposed of with the usual do­
mestic waste. They may contain toxic heavy metals
and are subject to hazardous waste treatment rules
and regulations. The chemical symbols for heavy
metals are as follows: Cd = cadmium, Hg = mer­
cury, Pb = lead. That is why you should dispose of
used batteries at a local collection point.
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