TSM Apple Peeler Corer Slicer and Potato Peeler

Q: i want to ask if u can use this apple peeler for pineapple and slicing.

A: No, this item would not work well for pineapple unfortunately. It is intended for thin skinned, smaller, crisp fruits like apples, and potatoes. Yes it will slice as well as peel apples and potatoes.

Q: where do I find instructions of how to set up the apple peeler'

A: Operating Instructions for Apple Peeler/Corer/Slicer Item #32150 CAUTION! Be careful when handling this machine as blades are exposed. Set Up: 1. Secure machine onto a clean, dry solid surface such as a counter or tabletop by turning the lever on the suction base. For added security, put on the clamp and tighten. 2. Change the position of the wooden crank handle by unscrewing and reattaching it from the other side. 3. Check the alignment of the three-prong gripper fork and the position of the corer/slicer blade. The gripper fork and the blade should be centered in front of the coring ring. See Diagrams A and B. Operation: 1. Release the groove clamp and pull the crank handle all the way back. 2. Push the apple securely onto the three-pronged fork. You may use either end of the apple. 3. Simply turn the crank until the apple comes in contact with the blades. To adjust the depth at which the blade peels the apple, loosen the wing nut on the peeler blade and adjust the gap between the blade and the red casting. Note that a little adjustment goes a long way. See Diagram C. 4. Remove the apple core by releasing the groove clamp and pulling the shaft. Cleaning: 1. Immediately after use, rinse the machine with warm water and dry immediately. This machine is not dishwasher safe. Hand wash only.

Q: Is this apple peeler made in the USA?

A: No, the 32150 TSM Apple Peeler is made in China.