Download user guide, user manual, owner manual and instructions guide
5 600 brands
1 870 000 user's guides
Search a brand
Advanced Search



Our partners wish to propose you the following products


User manual JACK LALANNE HEALTH MASTER 100

Diplodocs help download the user guide JACK LALANNE HEALTH MASTER 100.



Download the user manual JACK LALANNE HEALTH MASTER 100  
Download the complete
user guide (202 Ko)
Need help, support, reviews, tips or troubleshooting for your JACK LALANNE HEALTH MASTER 100 products ?

Preview of the first 3 pages of manual

You either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe Flash Player
Get the latest Flash Player.
User guide JACK LALANNE HEALTH MASTER 100

Detailed instructions for use are in the User's Guide.

Owner's Manual Please read and save this manual. FOR HOUSEHOLD USE. Parts List Product may vary slightly from what is illustrated. EZ-Lock Cap with Vent Lid Tamper Protruding Lock Guard Two-Liter Pitcher EZ-Grip Handle Stainless Steel Blade Power Disc Pulse Switch Speed Control Centering Posts Power Switch Motor Housing/Base Rubber Feet Exhaust Vent 2 JACK LALANNE'S HEALTHMASTER 100 Important Safety Information Read these safeguards thoroughly before using this product. When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be followed including the following: · To protect against risk of electrical shock or injury never immerse power cord, plug, or motor base in water or any other liquids. · With dry hands, always remove plug from electrical outlet before assembly or disassembly. Do not remove by pulling or tugging on the power cord. Do not operate this or any appliance with a damaged cord or plug. · Not for use by children. Keep out of reach of children to avoid serious personal injury. This appliance is not a toy. · When preparing fresh baby food always consult with your physician (pediatrician) before making any dietary changes. Certain fruits and vegetables are not recommended for infants or young children due to immature digestive systems, allergies, or other developmental reasons. · To prevent choking, when preparing fresh baby food always make sure all fruits and vegetables are completely liquefied before giving them to a baby. · Be sure to turn power switch to OFF after each use and remove power cord from electrical outlet when not in use. · To avoid serious personal injury: Never remove the lid and look into the pitcher while the motor is running. If something is stuck turn the power OFF, wait for motor to stop running then remove cap and insert tamper to move things around. If food remains stuck turn the power OFF, wait until motor stops, unit shuts down completely and is unplugged before disassembling and removing blocked food. · Make sure the lid is attached properly and securely locked before turning the power ON. · Never operate the HealthMaster 100 without the lid in place. · To avoid risk of injury keep hands and utensils out of the pitcher and away from its sharp blade during operation. · Use the tamper, not fingers or utensils, to propel food into the pitcher. · Make sure motor stops completely and the unit is unplugged from the electrical outlet before cleaning, putting on, or removing parts. · Do not use outdoors. · Do not operate if appliance malfunctions, is dropped, or damaged in any manner. Let a qualified appliance repair person examine and/or repair appliance before using. · To avoid electric shock or serious injury do not use any attachments that were not recommended or sold by the manufacturer. · Do not let power cord hang over the edge of table, counter, or let cord touch hot surfaces such as stoves. · To reduce the risk of injury never place the pitcher on base without properly assembling the unit. JACK LALANNE'S HEALTHMASTER 100 3 Important Safety Information (cont.) · This appliance has a polarized plug (one blade is wider than the other). To reduce the risk of electric shock, this plug will fit in a polarized outlet only one way. If the plug does not fit fully in the outlet, reverse the plug. If it still does not fit, contact a qualified electrician. Do not modify or force the plug in any way. · Never remove the pitcher while the motor is running. Turn the power switch to OFF, wait for the motor to come to a complete stop, remove plug from outlet before removing the pitcher. · Never leave the HealthMaster 100 unattended while in use. · Never add food while motor is running. Turn the power OFF and wait for the machine to stop, then add food and start machine again. · We do not recommend turning the power ON when the pitcher is empty. · Do not block the exhaust vent, this needs to be able to take in air in order to prevent the motor from overheating. · Always use one hand to hold the pitcher handle as this unit operates at high speeds. · Use on a dry, stable surface. · Never put fruits with pits in the Healthmaster 100. Remove pits prior to placing items into the pitcher. · Do not let base rest on the power cord. · The maximum capacity is 64 ounces. Significantly less with thicker ingredients. · Do not fill pitcher more than 2/3 full when using the tamper. · Do not use tamper for more than 25 seconds of continuous blending. · When processing nut butters or foods that contain oil, do not process for more than 2 minutes after mixture starts circulating freely. Over processing can cause the motor to overheat. · Always make sure the lid and EZ-lock cap are fully assembled. The only time the cap should be removed is when adding ingredients and/or using the tamper. Machine should not be running when adding either of these. · Only use HealthMaster 100 for its intended use. Additional Safety Precautions to use while processing hot liquids to avoid serious injury/burns. · Make sure the lid and EZ-lock cap are securely in place and locked when processing hot liquids. This will prevent lid from accidentally coming off once the power is turned ON. · When using hot liquids always start on LO speed (#1). Then increase rapidly to the required speed for that recipe. Use caution when using hot liquids as steam may escape from under the lid/cap. · Always hold the pitcher securely by the handle while processing hot liquids. 4 JACK LALANNE'S HEALTHMASTER 100 Operating the HealthMaster 100 General Instructions 1. Unwind power cord to desired length. Secure the leftover cord by returning the lever arms back to the storage position. W ARNING: Do not plug power cord into electrical outlet before unit is fully assembled. 2. Place the motor base on a stable, dry surface. 3. Attach the pitcher to the motor base by aligning it over the centering posts securing the pitcher in place. 4. Make sure the power switch is in the OFF position and the speed control knob is on LO (#1) before inserting the power cord into the electrical outlet. 5. Insert ingredients into pitcher soft foods first, harder items last. 6. Place the lid on the pitcher and gently turn until the lid drops down into the proper position to tighten. Turn clockwise in place until secure. 7. Insert cap into the top of the lid lining up the word "OPEN" into one of the 4 indentations on the lid. Turn 1/4 of a rotation to close. NOTE: This cap can be removed during operation to add additional ingredients or to insert the tamper. Always replace cap when you are finished inserting tamper or additional items. 8. After turning the power OFF wait until the blades completely stop spinning before removing the cap, lid, or the pitcher. Power Cord (Bottom View) This appliance was designed with a power cord storage built-in on the underside of the base. Store the unused portion neatly underneath to avoid accidental tipping of machine. Do not unscrew retaining arms. They close to release the power cord. When in the open position they keep the power cord securely in place. OPEN CLOSED JACK LALANNE'S HEALTHMASTER 100 5 Functions Power Switch: Flip the switch up to turn the power ON. Push the switch down to turn the power OFF. Speed is adjustable and varies from 1 to 8 by turning the variable speed control knob from left to right. (Older HealthMaster 100 machines do not have speeds 1­8 labeled but there is eight speed settings.) Speed Contro: Adjusts speed to customize each blend. Speed varies l from 1 (LO) to 8 (HI). Pulse Switch: Press and release to get a single burst of speed for each pulse until you have achieved the desired results. NOTE: Turn the variable speed control knob to the LO position before starting the machine. Using the Tamper The tamper is useful when preparing thick or frozen mixtures. The tamper can be used while the machine is running. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Make sure lid is secure in place. Remove cap from lid. Insert tamper through the opening in the lid. Hold the pitcher handle with one hand, grasp tamper with the other hand. Move up and down or in a circular motion to move contents around the blade. Tips for Using the Tamper: When preparing thick mixtures that stop circulating freely, insert the tamper and move in a circular motion.This will help remove any air or ingredients trapped by the blade. Do not fill the pitcher more than 2/3 full when blending thick or frozen mixtures. We do not recommend using the tamper for more than 25 continuous seconds. The lid protects the tamper from directly hitting the blade. 6 JACK LALANNE'S HEALTHMASTER 100 Unique Features · Freeze ice cream/sorbets in seconds. · 100% pure, fresh juice with all the fiber. · Chops fresh ingredients for salads fast using the variable speed control. · Transparent pitcher helps you to see the ingredients processing. · Makes cheese sauces, soups, and more as easy as flipping the switch. · Blends nutritious smoothies perfectly every time. · Over 100 delicious nutritious recipes included to make using your HealthMaster 100 even easier. · Automatic safety feature prevents the motor from overheating. Unit will automatically shut down before it overheats. HealthMaster 100 Ti s p · Always remove large pits such as peach, mango, apricot, etc. before processing as these pits can damage the blade and cause the motor to malfunction. · Thoroughly wash all fruits and vegetables before juicing to remove any dirt or chemicals. · Remove all stems. · Fruits and vegetables juice best when they are fresh and firm. · Always serve fresh foods immediately. After just a few seconds they start to loose vitamin potency. Chopping with the HealthMaster 100 (The HealthMaster 100 will chop to a fine texture.) To quickly and easily chop ingredients for salads, soups, and baking: 1. Place ingredients in the pitcher. Do not fill more than 1/4 full. We recommend using smaller pieces when chopping. 2. Secure lid and cap. 3. Set to recommended speed. 4. Use the PULSE switch until all ingredients have been processed. NOTE: The speeds are approximate and vary depending on the ripeness of ingredients when using fresh fruits and vegetables. JACK LALANNE'S HEALTHMASTER 100 7 Features (cont.) Recommended Chopping Speeds · Broccoli #3 ­4 · Cauliflower #3 ­4 · Zucchini/Squash #3 ­4 · Hard Boiled Eggs #3 ­4 · Carrots #3 ­4 · Mushrooms #2­3 · Olives #2­3 · Potatoes #2­3 · Onions #2­3 · Nuts #3 · Breadcrumbs #2­3 Using the Simmer/Heat Feature 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Add liquids first, then solids. If adding hot liquid to the pitcher, add liquid then let sit for 3­5 minutes to let the steam escape. Secure lid and EZ-lock cap on the pitcher making sure both are in the locked position. Turn the speed control knob to #1 (LO) then turn the power switch ON. Slowly increase the speed control to #8 (HI). Let the machine run until desired consistency or temperature has been reached. The average cook time is 6­8 minutes on HI. This will vary depending on thickness of ingredients and starting temperature. Do not remove lid and EZ-lock cap until the power switch is in the OFF position. Wait for motor to shut off and the blades to completely stop. To open lid, first remove the EZ-lock cap to let steam escape then remove lid. 6. To Make Frozen Blends/ Treats 1. To make ice cream and sorbets, add liquids and soft ingredients (i.e. soft fruits) first, then frozen ingredients. In order to make successful frozen treats with the HealthMaster 100 you must always follow the recommended ratio of ingredients. 1 part liquid to 3­4 parts frozen ingredients. Changing this ratio can damage the blades of the motor. Place the lid on and lock into place. Remove EZ-lock cap from lid and insert tamper. NOTE: You will need to use the tamper to move ingredients around quickly. Make sure the speed control is on HI. Turn power switch to ON. Blend to desired consistency. 2. 3. 8 JACK LALANNE'S HEALTHMASTER 100 To Make Pure, Fresh Baby Food When preparing fresh baby food always consult with your physician before making any dietary changes for your child. Certain fruits and vegetables are not recommended for infants or young children due to immature digestive systems, allergies or other developmental reasons. Make sure your child gets the purest baby food and juice available, free of pesticides, sugars, salt preservative, and additives. See our easy to follow recipes for healthy, tasty treats for your kids. IMPORTANT: Make sure all fruits and vegetables are completely liquefied before giving them to a baby, as they can choke. The vegetable water must be added to ensure quality nutrients are kept in the baby food. Tips on Preparing Fresh Baby Food · Consult with your pediatrician before introducing certain foods. · To prevent choking, make sure all fruits and vegetables are completely liquefied before giving them to a baby. · Choose bland fruits and vegetables that are easily digested such as carrots, apples, peas, bananas, and sweet potatoes. · Use a vegetable brush to clean all fruits and vegetables before preparing. · Peel all fresh fruits and vegetables before preparing. · Use a blender, food processor, or food mill to blend all cooked fruits and vegetables to a semi-liquid consistency. · Do not add additional ingredients such as salt, sugar, or pepper. These are unhealthy additives that are not necessary in preparing baby food. · Try to choose fresh produce over canned or frozen. Fresh is best. Frozen is fine but canned often has added sugars, salts, and preservatives. · Bananas can be mashed without being cooked. · Always discard unused portion after defrosting any frozen recipe. · Do not leave fresh food sitting out at room temperature for any period of time (more than 30 minutes). It is best to freeze or refrigerate unused portion immediately after cool down. · Use shallow containers with air tight covers when storing fresh baby food as trapped air causes further oxidation. · Thaw frozen foods in the refrigerator. · Once the food has been thawed discard. Do not refreeze. · Discard prepared frozen food after 1 month. JACK LALANNE'S HEALTHMASTER 100 9 Cleaning and Maintenance 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Wash pitcher, lid, cap, and blade in warm soapy water. Rinse and dry thoroughly before first use. Turn OFF the power switch and wait until the motor completely stops. With dry hands, unplug the power cord from electrical outlet. Disassemble the machine. Wash pitcher, lid, cap, and blade in warm soapy water. Rinse and dry thoroughly before first use. Wipe base with a soft damp cloth or sponge. Never submerge base in water. Do not spray with water or any other liquid. The motor base is NOT dishwasher safe. Clean all other parts by filling the pitcher with warm soapy water and let the machine run on HI for 1 minute, or simply wash by hand. A mild detergent is recommended. Rinse well and dry thoroughly. All components are dishwasher safe with the exception of the motor base. Do not use in a European imported or a commercial dishwasher. Make sure base and parts are completely dry before storing in a cool, dry place. Never use abrasive materials or cleansers to clean the main base or any of the parts. This can scratch the finish causing permanent damage. 8. 9. CAUTION: To avoid personal injury use caution while cleaning inside of pitcher as blades are sharp. Handle carefully. 10 JACK LALANNE'S HEALTHMASTER 100 Troubleshooting Problem The motor does not run after being switched on. Possible Reasons and Solution · Check to see if unit is plugged in. · Pitcher is not locked in place properly. · Check if all parts are assembled properly. · Check if there is any residue stuck in blade. The motor is running with loud noise and/or shaking. · Check that all parts are assembled properly and in the correct position. · Turn the power switch to OFF immediately. The motor overheats causing the power to automatically shut off. · Motor stops running due to the built-in feature, the overheat safety control. · Turn the power switch to OFF and the speed control to LO. · Unplug the power cord and wait for unit to cool down for approximately 30 minutes. JACK LALANNE'S HEALTHMASTER 100 11 We are very proud of the design and quality of our HealthMaster 100TM. This product has been manufactured to the highest standards. Should you have any problem our friendly customer service staff is here to help you if you have a question. W e are available at: 973-287-5167 9:00 am ­7:00 pm EST Monday­Friday 9:00 am ­5:00 pm EST Saturday © 2006 Tristar Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Distributed By: Tristar Products, Inc. W allingford, CT 06494 w w w.healthmaster100.com V1 060106

If this document matches the user guide, instructions manual or user manual, feature sets, schematics you are looking for, download it now. Diplodocs provides you a fast and easy access to the user manual JACK LALANNE HEALTH MASTER 100.

JACK LALANNE offer a product for which we do not have the user manual? Let us know what you are looking for: site Internet, histoire, actualité, filiales, site Internet, mode d'emploi, driver, avis des utilisateurs, meilleur prix des produits, forum d'assistance aux problèmes, annuaire des marques, annuaire des constructeurs, répertoire des marques, répertoire des constructeurs, site Internet de la marque, site Internet du constructeur

Diplodocs allows you to download user manual JACK LALANNE HEALTH MASTER 100, user guide JACK LALANNE HEALTH MASTER 100, instructions JACK LALANNE HEALTH MASTER 100, owner's manual JACK LALANNE HEALTH MASTER 100, online manual JACK LALANNE HEALTH MASTER 100.


Access web reviews JACK LALANNE HEALTH MASTER 100, ,
Include the add-on to download manuals from your site, forum or blog Frequently Asked Questions Contact Diplodocs team Last searches
Last additions
Sitemap
Brands starting with A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z #
Copyright © 2005 - 2008 - Diplodocs - All Rights Reserved.
Designated trademarks and brands are the property of their respective owners.