Monday, October 14, 2013

How to Operate a Commercial Meat Slicer


How to Operate a Commercial Meat Slicer

By Bianca Bumpres, eHow Contributor , last updated June 20, 2013

   A meat slicer is a device that can slice meat or cheese on an automatic or manual setting. Meat slicers are mainly used in butcher shops or delis. They can be valuable appliances, especially when you need large cuts of meats and cheeses. Meat slicers should be hardwired to an outlet and have a backup electrical switch. Follow these steps closely when operating a commercial meat slicer.

Instructions

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1Put the meat or cheese on the carriage of the slicer, and adjust the clamp to hold the food.
2
Use the dial control on the meat slicer to set the thickness for the cut of meat or cheese.
3Set the machine to automatic or manual.
4Turn the meat slicer on.
5Move the hand lever on the machine back and forth to slice the meat or cheese, if the slicer is set on manual. If the meat slicer is set to automatic, the meat or cheese will be sliced alone without assistance and will stop once slicing is complete.
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