Fruit Press

Introduction

Thank you for choosing this quality product. To minimize the risk of injury, please take some basic safety precautions when using this product. Read this operating manual carefully and ensure you understand it. Keep these operation instructions in a safe place.

Notes

• All presses of this type cannot process entire fruits. A mash (heavily chopped fruit) must be produced; otherwise, a successful pressing process is not possible.
• A wine or fruit press cannot be compared to a juice extractor. Both are completely different devices. Grapes, for example, cannot be processed in a juicer because the seeds are destroyed and bitter substances released. A fruit press is the only press that leaves the pits intact so that the juice can be processed into wine.
• Apples, pears, and other types of fruit must be mashed before pressing. Whole, half, and quartered fruits cannot be pressed. Spindle presses are not designed for this.

Parts List

Visual representation of the fruit press components, labeled A through N.

• A: Base plate with central threaded rod receiver.
• B: Top pressing plate with handle attachment points.
• C: Red handle/lever.
• D: Wooden pressing plate.
• E: Red support rings (for the bucket).
• F: Wooden staves (for the bucket walls).
• G: Wooden base plates (for pressing).
• H: Wooden base with a hole for the screw.
• I: Wooden blocks (for pressing).
• J: Plastic ring.
• K: Pressing bag.
• L: Screws.
• M: Metal rod.
• N: Metal rod.

Quantities

The components A, B, C, D, H, J, K, M, and N are available once each.

Assembly Instructions

1. Assemble all wooden parts F and the red support rings E with the help of the screws L included. Make sure that all bevelled edges point in the same direction.

   Visuals show wooden staves (F) and red rings (E) being joined with screws (L), forming the bucket structure. Another image shows the assembled bucket on a level surface to check for proper fit and height.

2. Screw the pressing plate D onto the wooden part H.

   Visual shows the wooden pressing plate (D) being attached to the wooden base (H) with a central hole.

3. First assemble the bars M and N and screw them to the base plate A.

   Visuals show metal rods M and N being attached to the base plate A.

4. Place the wooden bucket with the bevelled edges pointing upwards onto the base plate assembled and cover it with the pressing bag K before you go about pressing.

   Visual shows the assembled wooden bucket, oriented upwards, placed on the base, and covered with the pressing bag (K).

5. Put the mash into the wooden bucket and apply the both wooden plates G and wooden blocks I. After this, apply the pressing plate (D, H).

   Visuals show fruit mash being placed into the bucket, followed by wooden plates (G) and blocks (I), and then the pressing plate assembly (D, H).

6. Place the plastic ring J onto the pressing plate, then attach part B. Insert the red rod C in one of the openings of part B and press the fruits by turning the handle clockwise.

   Visuals show the plastic ring (J) on the pressing plate, part B attached, and the red handle (C) inserted into part B, ready for operation.

Technical Specifications

Company Information and Contact

This document is provided by WilTec Wildanger Technik GmbH.

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