• Eye - catching Red OFF, Green ON Buttons for easy operation
• Space - saving Compact Design for convenient placement
• Ergonomic Angled Front for better access
• Efficient Planetary Drive for smooth performance
• Generous Large Half - Size Feed Hopper for handling big items
• Durable All Aluminum Hopper and Housing for long - lasting use
• Secure Double Interlock Switch for enhanced safety
• High - speed Plate Rotation of 420 RPMs for quick processing

With the FP400i - 1 Continuous Feed Food Processor, you can rapidly slice and shred a wide variety of foods like fruits, vegetables, and potatoes. Its compact design comes with a user - friendly load height. The housing is made of stainless steel and has rubber feet to keep it stable. The plates are crafted from stainless steel with high - quality cutlery - grade stainless steel knives. Check the chart on the right for plate combinations for dicing. This powerful food processor is equipped with a 2 hp motor and a set 400 RPM plate speed, making cutting, chopping, slicing, and dicing a breeze. It has an output capacity of 5280 lbs per hour. It runs on 208 - 240V, 60 Hz, 3 - phase power, with a wattage of 900 Watts and an amperage of 7.5 Amps. It has 2 speeds and is powered by electricity. Moreover, it is NSF Certified, meeting public health protection standards for food safety, and is UL Canada & USA certified, ensuring it adheres to strict safety standards in the US and Canada.

Using the Hobart FP400i Continuous Feed Food Processor is quite simple. First, make sure the power is off and the processor is plugged into a proper 208 - 240V, 3 - phase electrical outlet. Place the food you want to process into the large half - size feed hopper. Then, turn on the machine using the green ON button. You can choose different plate combinations according to your needs, like slicing or dicing. The 2 - speed function allows you to adjust the processing speed. When you're done, turn off the machine using the red OFF button. For safety, always keep your hands away from the hopper and blades. Don't overload the hopper with too much food at once. After each use, unplug the machine and clean it. You can wash the hopper and plates with warm, soapy water. Wipe down the housing with a damp cloth. Make sure all parts are completely dry before storing the processor. Regularly check the double interlock switch and other components for any signs of wear or damage. If you notice any issues, stop using the processor and contact a professional for repair.