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Electric Slicer Ritter E 16 65 W Stainless Steel 2 cm Thickness
The Ritter E 16 electric slicer combines a compact stainless steel design with a 65 W motor to perform precise slicing tasks at home. The inclined housing supports cutting thin and large slices, while the machine’s solid metal construction provides stability during use. The slicer accepts slice thicknesses up to 2 cm and includes a serrated blade, a food collecting tray and built-in cable storage.
The compact footprint and stainless steel construction make the slicer easy to store and maintain, while the 65 W motor delivers consistent performance for typical household slicing. An inclined housing improves ergonomics and slicing of large or thin pieces, and the serrated blade provides reliable cutting for a variety of foods. Additional features such as a food tray, cable storage and the option of intermittent or continuous operation increase convenience in daily use.
Place the slicer on a stable, level surface and ensure it is plugged into a suitable outlet. Fit the food onto the carriage and secure it with the food holder. Adjust the slicing thickness to the desired setting, choose intermittent or continuous operation using the switch, and power the appliance on. Guide the carriage steadily to produce uniform slices and collect the cut items in the provided tray. After use, switch off and unplug the machine before cleaning according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
For safe and durable operation, use the slicer only for foods it is designed to cut, avoid slicing very soft or slippery items without support, and always follow the cleaning and maintenance instructions provided by the manufacturer. Keep fingers and hands away from the blade while the machine is in use and wear cut-resistant gloves if additional protection is needed.
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