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823E, 825E&A, 827E&A OWNER/OPERATOR M ANUAL • 5

WARNING

To avoid serious personal injury properly

install slicer in adequate work area

• ALWAYS use qualified technician for installation.

• ALWAYS install slicer in work area with adequate light and space.

• ONLY operate slicer on a solid, level support.

• NEVER bypass or alter switches or circuits.

• NEVER operate slicer without all guards installed.

• NEVER operate slicer without all warning stickers and wall charts posted.

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1. When the slicer has been unpacked and removed from its shipping carton, it should be

checked carefully for any damage that may have occurred during shipment. Do not plug in

the power cord or attempt to operate the slicer prior to this examination.

2. Carefully check all slicer components such as the product table, pusher, sharpener, thick-

ness control knob, etc., to make certain they move freely and that there are no obstruc-

tions. Turn the thickness control knob as far right as possible. Lubricate the pusher slide

bar (on the product table) and the square and round table support rails (underside of slicer)

with Berkel Food Machine Oil.

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1. Make sure that the ON/OFF switch is in the OFF position, and the thickness control knob

is turned as far to the right as possible. This positions the gauge plate so that the knife is

not exposed during testing.

2. Plug power cord into grounded 120V AC electrical outlet.

WARNING

Use only USDA-authorized oil on this slicer. Non USDA-authorized oil may contaminate

this slicer and cause food poisoning and personal injury. Berkel Food Machine Oil is an

USDA-authorized oil for food processing equipment. Berkel Food Machine Oil can be

purchased in 2 oz. bottles (Part #4675-0182), pints (Part #4675-0183) or gallons (Part

#4675-0184).

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