Buffalo CD400

Buffalo CD400 Professional 800W Meat Grinder Instruction Manual

Model: CD400 (1059)

1. Muhimman Umarnin Tsaro

Please read all instructions carefully before operating the Buffalo CD400 Meat Grinder. Failure to follow these instructions may result in electric shock, fire, or serious injury.

2. Samfurin Ya Ƙareview

The Buffalo CD400 Professional Meat Grinder is a robust appliance designed for efficient meat processing in commercial settings. It features a powerful 800W motor and durable stainless steel components.

Buffalo CD400 Professional Meat Grinder, front view

Hoto 2.1: Gaba view of the Buffalo CD400 Meat Grinder, showcasing its robust stainless steel construction.

2.1 Abubuwan

The meat grinder consists of several key parts:

Buffalo CD400 Meat Grinder disassembled parts including feeding tray, auger, blade, grinding plates, and sausage attachments.

Figure 2.2: All components of the Buffalo CD400 Meat Grinder laid out, including the feeding tray, auger, cutting blade, various grinding plates, and sausage stuffing nozzles.

3. Saita da Majalisa

Before first use, clean all removable parts thoroughly. Ensure the unit is unplugged from the power outlet during assembly.

  1. Wuri: Place the motor housing on a stable, level, and dry countertop. Ensure there is adequate space around the unit for ventilation and operation.
  2. Haɗa Kan Nika: Insert the grinding head into the motor housing opening and secure it by turning the locking knob clockwise until tight.
  3. Assemble Grinding Components:
    • Insert the auger (worm) into the grinding head.
    • Place the cutting blade onto the auger shaft, ensuring the sharp edges face outwards towards the grinding plate.
    • Select the desired grinding plate (fine, medium, or coarse) and place it over the cutting blade, aligning the notch on the plate with the pin on the grinding head.
    • Screw on the retaining ring clockwise until it is hand-tight. Do not overtighten.
  4. Attach Feeding Tray: Place the stainless steel feeding tray onto the top of the grinding head.
  5. Haɗin Wuta: Haɗa igiyar wutar lantarki a cikin wurin fitar da wutar lantarki mai dacewa (220V).
Buffalo CD400 Meat Grinder assembled and ready for use, showing the feeding tray and grinding head.

Figure 3.1: The Buffalo CD400 Meat Grinder fully assembled, demonstrating the correct placement of the feeding tray and grinding head.

4. Umarnin Aiki

Always ensure the unit is properly assembled and plugged in before operation. Prepare your meat before starting the grinder.

4.1 Preparing Meat

4.2 Grinding Meat

  1. Place a suitable container under the grinding head to collect the ground meat.
  2. Switch the unit ON using the control switch.
  3. Place prepared meat into the feeding tray.
  4. Using the food pusher, gently feed the meat into the feeding tube. Never use your hands or fingers.
  5. Continue feeding meat until all desired quantity is ground.
  6. Once finished, switch the unit OFF and unplug it from the power outlet.
Close-up of the Buffalo CD400 Meat Grinder's feeding tray and tube, showing where meat is inserted.

Figure 4.1: Detail of the feeding tray and tube, illustrating the entry point for meat into the grinding mechanism.

4.3 Using the Reverse Function

The reverse function is useful for clearing blockages or processing tougher, fattier meats that might get stuck.

  1. If the grinder jams or slows significantly, switch the unit OFF immediately.
  2. Switch the unit to the "REV" (Reverse) position. This will cause the auger to rotate in the opposite direction, pushing the meat back out.
  3. Once the blockage is cleared, switch the unit OFF, then back to the "ON" position to resume normal grinding.
  4. If the blockage persists, unplug the unit, disassemble the grinding head, and manually clear the obstruction.
Control panel of the Buffalo CD400 Meat Grinder showing the ON, OFF, and Reverse switch.

Figure 4.2: The control panel with the ON/OFF/Reverse switch, indicating the operational controls.

4.4 Making Sausages

To make sausages, replace the grinding plate and cutting blade with the appropriate sausage stuffing attachment.

  1. After grinding your meat, disassemble the grinding plate and cutting blade.
  2. Attach the desired sausage stuffing nozzle to the grinding head and secure it with the retaining ring.
  3. Prepare your sausage casing (natural or artificial) according to its instructions.
  4. Zazzage casing onto the sausage nozzle, leaving a small overhang at the end.
  5. Switch the unit ON and feed the seasoned ground meat into the feeding tube.
  6. Guide the casing as it fills, ensuring even distribution and avoiding air pockets. Do not overfill.
  7. Da zarar casing is filled, switch the unit OFF, remove the sausage, and twist or tie it into links.

5. Tsaftacewa da Kulawa

Regular cleaning and proper maintenance will ensure the longevity and hygienic operation of your Buffalo CD400 Meat Grinder. Always unplug the unit before cleaning.

5.1 Tsaftacewa

  1. Bazu: Unplug the unit. Disassemble the feeding tray, retaining ring, grinding plate, cutting blade, auger, and grinding head.
  2. Kurkure na farko: Rinse all removable parts under warm running water to remove large meat residues.
  3. Wanka: Wash all removable parts with warm, soapy water and a soft brush. Pay special attention to the holes in the grinding plates and the sharp edges of the blade.
  4. Gidajen Motoci: Shafa mahallin motar tare da tallaamp zane. Never immerse the motor housing in water or spray it directly with water.
  5. bushewa: Thoroughly dry all parts immediately after washing to prevent rust, especially for the cutting blade and grinding plates. Air drying is not recommended for these parts.
  6. Lubrication: After drying, apply a thin layer of food-grade mineral oil to the cutting blade and grinding plates to protect them from corrosion.
  7. Sake haduwa: Reassemble the unit once all parts are dry and lubricated.

5.2 Adana

Store the meat grinder in a clean, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Keep all accessories together to prevent loss.

6. Shirya matsala

This section addresses common issues you might encounter with your Buffalo CD400 Meat Grinder.

MatsalaDalili mai yiwuwaMagani
Motar baya farawa.
  • Ba a shigar da shi ba.
  • Kashe wuta.
  • An kunna kariyar wuce gona da iri.
  • Ikon kutage.
  • Tabbatar cewa na'urar tana da haɗin da aka haɗa cikin wurin aiki da kyau.
  • Kunna wutar lantarki zuwa ON.
  • Switch OFF, unplug, clear any blockage, and allow to cool for 30 minutes before restarting.
  • Check circuit breaker or fuse box.
Meat is not grinding or comes out mushy.
  • Grinding plate or blade incorrectly assembled.
  • Meat is too warm or fatty.
  • Grinding plate holes are clogged.
  • Retaining ring is too loose.
  • Disassemble and reassemble, ensuring blade sharp edge faces out and plate is correctly aligned.
  • Chill meat and components before grinding.
  • Clean the grinding plate thoroughly.
  • Tighten the retaining ring.
Grinder jams or slows down.
  • Too much meat fed at once.
  • Tough meat, gristle, or small bones.
  • Grinding plate clogged.
  • Use the reverse function to clear, then feed meat at a slower pace.
  • Ensure meat is properly trimmed. Use reverse function, then disassemble and clear.
  • Clean the grinding plate.
Ƙarar ƙara a lokacin aiki.
  • Abubuwan da aka sassauka.
  • Baƙon abu a ciki.
  • Check all assembled parts are securely tightened.
  • Switch OFF, unplug, and carefully inspect the grinding head for any foreign objects.

7. Ƙayyadaddun samfur

Key technical specifications for the Buffalo CD400 Professional Meat Grinder.

SiffarDaki-daki
Lambar Samfura1059 (CD400)
AlamarBuffalo
Ƙarfi800 W
Voltage220 Volts
Ƙarfin fitarwaUp to 250 kg/hour
Kayan abuAluminum da Bakin Karfe
Girman samfur (L x W x H)51.7 x 32.8 x 41 cm
Nauyi24.5 kg
LauniAzurfa
International Article Code (EAN/UPC)05050984241123, 05050984402609
Diagram showing the dimensions of the Buffalo CD400 Meat Grinder: 51.69cm length, 32.79cm width, and 41cm height.

Figure 7.1: Dimensional diagram of the Buffalo CD400 Meat Grinder.

8. Garanti da Abokin ciniki Support

For warranty information and customer support, please refer to the documentation provided with your purchase or contact Buffalo customer service directly. Keep your proof of purchase for any warranty claims.

For technical assistance or spare parts inquiries, please contact your local Buffalo dealer or authorized service center. Information regarding spare parts availability may vary by region.

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