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• Refer to the assembly instructions for the Continuous Feed Bowl. Position the bowl on the motor base, theriiItach the ejector disk, a dicing plate above the ejector disk, and the appropriate slicing plate on top of the dicing plate. Attach the coveraMplate-the bowl counterclockwise until it locks into position. Choldie'iffOrn- the following options, depending upon the quantity and/Or shape of theft)* to be cut and the desired length of strips. Load the feed tube and position' e food pusher at the top of the stack before plugging the unit in and pressing the "On" switch. (Or, insert the food pusher into the empty feed tube, remove the food pusher insert, and load the food pusher insert port. Position the food pusher insert at the top of the stack before pressing the "On" switch). Use moderate, steady pres$ip*on the food pusher (or the food pusher insert) to push the items down when ttilWate starts turning. if the pressure is not steady, the cut items may vary in thickness. Avoid heavy pressure, which may deform the plate.' •The smaller the dice destixid, the more difficult the cut is to successfully attain. Soft orjuicy produce wilttet mushy if the produce is too small and/or the dice is too Small: . , • • When dicing different types of produce, always dice the softest produce first. This will allow the harder, produce to push the softer produce through the dicing grid. (It is difficult for soft produce to effectively push hard produce through the dicing grids • For best results When dicing onions, celery, pepper or tomatoes, insert them vertically into the food pusher (or food pusher insert opening), so that the slicing plate wi€l slice them acrosdifietrain. • DO NOT ATTEMPT -TO DICE CHEESES OR MEATS. Damage could occur to the motor andfor the blades: such damage will not be covered under warranty. • A noticeable change iRthe diced produce will occur when the dicing grid needs cleaning. When that.f*P- ens, press the "Off" switch, unplug the unit, and remove the cover and the,alOrng plate. Then use a stiff bristle brush to force through any produce that is stuck ih.the dicing grid. Reassemble the unit and continue dicing. • When dicing different types of produce, follow the above procedure to clean out the dicing grid between operations. TECHNIQUES AND TIPS - SHREDDING/FINE GRATE PLATES • All models of the Waring Commercial Food Processor come with the (#CAF20) 3116" Shredding Plate. This plate is for processing cheeses such as Mozzarella, Jack, Swiss, or other soft food items. It is also used for making cole slaw, shredded carrots or coconut, and potato strings or hash browns. • Optional additional plates include: 1. (#CAF19) 1/8" Shredding Plate: Most popular for shredding Cheddar cheeses for tacos and salad bars. Also works well with carrots, potatoes, chocolate, nut meats, and coconut. 2. (#CAF21) 3/8" Shredding Plate: For processing soft cheeses and items such as hard-boiled eggs, and chipped vegetables. It is excellent for the large scale production of cole slaw. 3. (#CAF22) Fine Grate Plate: Excellent for grating chocolate, nut meats, coconut, and hard cheeses such as Parmesan. (Note: Softer cheeses will gum up the plate.) Also for fine cracker, cookie, or bread crumbs. Use only dried bread: fresh bread will clog up the plate. • Refer to the assembly instructions for the bowl you will be using. Attach the 12 preloading the bowl with food before putting on the cover, load the bowl now. (See Basic Operating Instructions, pg.6.) • If a plate is to be used, place it on the tip of the drive shaft, and gently press it in place. The plate will sit on the top of the drive shaft. Handle plates with care. • After the desired tool is selected and assembled in the bowl (and the bowl is preloaded if required), put the cover on the bowl with the cover's interlock tab positioned at about 1 o'clock when viewed from above, and the "FRONT" arrow on the cover positioned at about 7 o'clock. Gently press the cover down until it is fully seated on the bowl. Turn the bowl and cover counterclockwise until the bowl handles are in the 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock positions and the locking tabs on the motor base are engaged in the bowl locking slots . Be sure that the cover's interlock tab slides into the tower interlock slot. (The feed tube will be in the 9 o'clock position.) This locks the cover securely in position and activates the magnetic safety interlock switch. The interlock switch prevents operation of the machine unless the cover is in its proper position. • NEVER ATTEMPT TO START THE FOOD PROCESSOR WITHOUT THE COVER LOCKED INTO POSITION. • Insert the food pusher insert into the food pusher port and turn the food pusher insert clockwise to lock it into the food pusher. Insert the assembled food pusher into the feed tube. DISASSEMBLY WITH BATCH BOWL • ALWAYS UNPLUG THE CORD BEFORE DISASSEMBLING. • Turn the bowl and cover clockwise until the bowl handles are in the 4 o'clock and 10 o'clock positions, the bowl locking slots are disengaged from the locking tabs on the motor base, and the interlock tab on the cover is out of the tower interlock slot. Remove the cover from the bowl. Remove the food pusher from the feed tube. Remove the food pusher insert from the food pusher insert port. • To remove a plate, insert your thumb and forefinger into the 2 finger holes in the plate, and lift it off of the drive shaft. Handle plates carefully. • Gently lift the bowl off of the motor base. • Remove the bowl from the motor base before you remove the S-blade or the mixing blade. Keep a slight downward pressure on the top of the center hub of the blade while removing the bowl from the motor base. This will form a seal to prevent food particles from spilling into the center tube of the bowl, and onto the motor base or the work surface. Then remove the S-blade or the mixing blade from the bowl. Handle the S-blade with caution; the blades are extremely sharp. ASSEMBLY WITH CONTINUOUS FEED BOWL • Clean and sanitize the motor base, and wash, rinse, and sanitize the bowl, cover, food pusher, food pusher insert, ejector disk and processing tools prior to initial use. (See Cleaning, page 8.) • Position the motor base with the nameplate facing you. Be certain that the cord is unplugged and the "OFF" switch has been pressed. Place the bowl on the motor base with the discharge chute in the 4 o'clock position,and the bowl locking slots on the bottom of the bowl aligned to the left of the grey locking tabs on the motor base. 5

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Refer
to
the
assembly
instructions
for
the
Continuous
Feed
Bowl.
Position
the
bowl
on
the
motor
base,
theriiItach
the
ejector
disk,
a
dicing
plate
above
the
ejector
disk,
and
the
appropriate
slicing
plate
on
top
of
the
dicing
plate.
Attach
the
coveraMplate-the
bowl
counterclockwise
until
it
locks
into
position.
Cho
l
die'iffOrn
-
the
following
options,
depending
upon
the
quantity
and/Or
shape
of
theft)*
to
be
cut
and
the
desired
length
of
strips.
Load
the
feed
tube
and
position'
e
food
pusher
at
the
top
of
the
stack
before
plugging
the
unit
in
and
pressing
the
"On"
switch.
(Or,
insert
the
food
pusher
into
the
empty
feed
tube,
remove
the
food
pusher
insert,
and
load
the
food
pusher
insert
port.
Position
the
food
pusher
insert
at
the
top
of
the
stack
before
pressing
the
"On"
switch).
Use
moderate,
steady
pres$ip*on
the
food
pusher
(or
the
food
pusher
insert)
to
push
the
items
down
when
ttilWate
starts
turning.
if
the
pressure
is
not
steady,
the
cut
items
may
vary
in
thickness.
Avoid
heavy
pressure,
which
may
deform
the
plate.'
•The
smaller
the
dice
destixid,
the
more
difficult
the
cut
is
to
successfully
attain.
Soft
orjuicy
produce
wilttet
mushy
if
the
produce
is
too
small
and/or
the
dice
is
too
Small:
.
,
When
dicing
different
types
of
produce,
always
dice
the
softest
produce
first.
This
will
allow
the
harder
,
produce
to
push
the
softer
produce
through
the
dicing
grid.
(It
is
difficult
for
soft
produce
to
effectively
push
hard
produce
through
the
dicing
grids
For
best
results
When
dicing
onions,
celery,
pepper
or
tomatoes,
insert
them
vertically
into
the
food
pusher
(or
food
pusher
insert
opening),
so
that
the
slicing
plate
wi€l
slice
them
acrosdifietrain.
DO
NOT
ATTEMPT
-TO
DICE
CHEESES
OR
MEATS.
Damage
could
occur
to
the
motor
andfor
the
blades:
such
damage
will
not
be
covered
under
warranty.
A
noticeable
change
iRthe
diced
produce
will
occur
when
the
dicing
grid
needs
cleaning.
When
that.f*
-
Pens,
press
the
"Off"
switch,
unplug
the
unit,
and
remove
the
cover
and
the
,
alOrng
plate.
Then
use
a
stiff
bristle
brush
to
force
through
any
produce
that
is
stuck
ih
.
the
dicing
grid.
Reassemble
the
unit
and
continue
dicing.
When
dicing
different
types
of
produce,
follow
the
above
procedure
to
clean
out
the
dicing
grid
between
operations.
TECHNIQUES
AND
TIPS
-
SHREDDING/FINE
GRATE
PLATES
All
models
of
the
Waring
Commercial
Food
Processor
come
with
the
(#CAF20)
3116"
Shredding
Plate.
This
plate
is
for
processing
cheeses
such
as
Mozzarella,
Jack,
Swiss,
or
other
soft
food
items.
It
is
also
used
for
making
cole
slaw,
shredded
carrots
or
coconut,
and
potato
strings
or
hash
browns.
Optional
additional
plates
include:
1.
(#CAF19)
1/8"
Shredding
Plate:
Most
popular
for
shredding
Cheddar
cheeses
for
tacos
and
salad
bars.
Also
works
well
with
carrots,
potatoes,
chocolate,
nut
meats,
and
coconut.
2.
(#CAF21)
3/8"
Shredding
Plate:
For
processing
soft
cheeses
and
items
such
as
hard-boiled
eggs,
and
chipped
vegetables.
It
is
excellent
for
the
large
scale
production
of
cole
slaw.
3.
(#CAF22)
Fine
Grate
Plate:
Excellent
for
grating
chocolate,
nut
meats,
coconut,
and
hard
cheeses
such
as
Parmesan.
(Note:
Softer
cheeses
will
gum
up
the
plate.)
Also
for
fine
cracker,
cookie,
or
bread
crumbs.
Use
only
dried
bread:
fresh
bread
will
clog
up
the
plate.
Refer
to
the
assembly
instructions
for
the
bowl
you
will
be
using.
Attach
the
preloading
the
bowl
with
food
before
putting
on
the
cover,
load
the
bowl
now.
(See
Basic
Operating
Instructions,
pg.6.)
If
a
plate
is
to
be
used,
place
it
on
the
tip
of
the
drive
shaft,
and
gently
press
it
in
place.
The
plate
will
sit
on
the
top
of
the
drive
shaft.
Handle
plates
with
care.
After
the
desired
tool
is
selected
and
assembled
in
the
bowl
(and
the
bowl
is
preloaded
if
required),
put
the
cover
on
the
bowl
with
the
cover's
interlock
tab
positioned
at
about
1
o'clock
when
viewed
from
above,
and
the
"FRONT"
arrow
on
the
cover
positioned
at
about
7
o'clock.
Gently
press
the
cover
down
until
it
is
fully
seated
on
the
bowl.
Turn
the
bowl
and
cover
counterclockwise
until
the
bowl
handles
are
in
the
3
o'clock
and
9
o'clock
positions
and
the
locking
tabs
on
the
motor
base
are
engaged
in
the
bowl
locking
slots
.
Be
sure
that
the
cover's
interlock
tab
slides
into
the
tower
interlock
slot.
(The
feed
tube
will
be
in
the
9
o'clock
position.)
This
locks
the
cover
securely
in
position
and
activates
the
magnetic
safety
interlock
switch.
The
interlock
switch
prevents
operation
of
the
machine
unless
the
cover
is
in
its
proper
position.
NEVER
ATTEMPT
TO
START
THE FOOD
PROCESSOR
WITHOUT
THE
COVER
LOCKED
INTO
POSITION.
Insert
the
food
pusher
insert
into
the
food
pusher
port
and
turn
the
food
pusher
insert
clockwise
to
lock
it
into
the
food
pusher.
Insert
the
assembled
food
pusher
into
the
feed
tube.
DISASSEMBLY
WITH
BATCH
BOWL
ALWAYS
UNPLUG
THE
CORD
BEFORE
DISASSEMBLING.
Turn
the
bowl
and
cover
clockwise
until
the
bowl
handles
are
in
the
4
o'clock
and
10
o'clock
positions,
the
bowl
locking
slots
are
disengaged
from
the
locking
tabs
on
the
motor
base,
and
the
interlock
tab
on
the
cover
is
out
of
the
tower
interlock
slot.
Remove
the
cover
from
the
bowl.
Remove
the
food
pusher
from
the
feed
tube.
Remove
the
food
pusher
insert
from
the
food
pusher
insert
port.
To
remove
a
plate,
insert
your
thumb
and
forefinger
into
the
2
finger
holes
in
the
plate,
and
lift
it
off
of
the
drive
shaft.
Handle
plates
carefully.
Gently
lift
the
bowl
off
of
the
motor
base.
Remove
the
bowl
from
the
motor
base
before
you
remove
the
S
-blade
or
the
mixing
blade.
Keep
a
slight downward
pressure
on
the
top
of
the
center
hub
of
the
blade
while
removing
the
bowl
from
the
motor
base.
This
will
form
a
seal
to
prevent
food
particles
from
spilling
into
the
center
tube
of
the
bowl,
and
onto
the
motor
base
or
the
work
surface.
Then
remove
the
S
-blade
or
the
mixing
blade
from
the
bowl.
Handle
the
S
-blade
with
caution;
the
blades
are
extremely
sharp.
ASSEMBLY
WITH
CONTINUOUS
FEED
BOWL
Clean
and
sanitize
the
motor
base,
and
wash,
rinse,
and
sanitize
the
bowl,
cover,
food
pusher,
food
pusher
insert,
ejector
disk
and
processing
tools
prior
to
initial
use.
(See
Cleaning,
page
8.)
Position
the
motor
base
with
the
nameplate
facing
you.
Be
certain
that
the
cord
is
unplugged
and
the
"OFF"
switch
has
been
pressed.
Place
the
bowl
on
the
motor
base
with
the
discharge
chute
in
the
4
o'clock
position,and
the
bowl
locking
slots
on
the
bottom
of
the
bowl
aligned
to
the
left
of
the
grey
locking
tabs
on
the
motor
base.
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