Tefal Frutelia Plus Juicer ZE3708: What It Can Juice and Clean

Start with what the ZE3708 actually gives you

The Tefal Frutelia Plus Juicer ZE3708 is a compact centrifugal juicer with a 350W motor, two speeds and a pulse function. It has a 950ml pulp collector and anti-grip feet for stable operation. The supplied information describes it as easy to clean, with components that simplify maintenance after each use. That is the working set of features for this guide.

Because the supplied record does not include a full manual, this article sticks to what is confirmed. It explains how to match the two speeds and pulse to different juicing jobs, how the pulp collector changes your workflow, and how to approach cleaning the filter and parts. It does not invent preparation steps, feed sizes or safety instructions that are not in the supplied evidence.

The features that shape how you juice

• Tefal Frutelia Plus Juicer with Stainless Steel Filter ZE3708 - compact, 950ml pulp collector, 350W, 2 speeds and pulse, easy to clean, anti-grip feet: 350W motor with 2 speeds and pulse function for versatile juicing. The two speeds and pulse are the controls you will actually use, so matching them to the job is the core of using this juicer well.

  

• Tefal Frutelia Plus Juicer with Stainless Steel Filter ZE3708 - compact, 950ml pulp collector, 350W, 2 speeds and pulse, easy to clean, anti-grip feet: Generous 950ml pulp collector. A larger pulp collector means fewer interruptions during a juicing session, which matters when you are processing several pieces of produce.
• Tefal Frutelia Plus Juicer with Stainless Steel Filter ZE3708 - compact, 950ml pulp collector, 350W, 2 speeds and pulse, easy to clean, anti-grip feet: Compact design saves counter space while still offering a 950ml pulp collector. This is the trade-off for small kitchens: a smaller footprint without shrinking the pulp capacity.
• Tefal Frutelia Plus Juicer with Stainless Steel Filter ZE3708 - compact, 950ml pulp collector, 350W, 2 speeds and pulse, easy to clean, anti-grip feet: Anti-grip feet keep the juicer steady during operation. Stability matters more than it sounds when a motor is running and you are feeding produce in.

How to use a centrifugal juicer like this one

A centrifugal juicer spins produce against a filter to separate juice from pulp. On the ZE3708, you control that process with two speeds and a pulse function. The supplied record does not specify which produce belongs on which speed, so treat the guidance below as a practical starting framework rather than a manufacturer instruction.

The general principle is simple: softer, water-rich produce usually benefits from a lower, steadier speed, while firmer produce can handle a higher speed. Pulse gives you short bursts of power for more control. Use the pulp collector to judge how the juicer is working: if it fills quickly, you are processing a lot of fibrous produce; if it stays mostly empty, you are juicing softer items.

A practical sequence for your first juicing session

1. Set the juicer on a stable, dry surface: The anti-grip feet are designed to keep the juicer steady during operation. A stable base is the starting point for safe, consistent juicing.
2. Choose your speed based on the produce: Use the lower speed for softer, water-rich produce and the higher speed for firmer items. The ZE3708 has two speeds, so you can switch between them as your ingredients change.
3. Use pulse for short, controlled bursts: The pulse function lets you run the motor in short bursts. This is useful when you want more control over how produce is processed, or when you are juicing a small amount.
4. Watch the 950ml pulp collector: The pulp collector fills as you juice. Empty it when it reaches a comfortable level rather than letting it overflow. The 950ml capacity means you can process a reasonable batch before needing to stop.
5. Finish with cleaning: The supplied information says the juicer is easy to clean and that easy-to-clean components simplify maintenance after each use. Clean the filter and parts after juicing so residue does not dry on.

What the two speeds and pulse mean in practice

Think of the two speeds as a range rather than a rulebook. The lower speed gives you a gentler action for softer produce, while the higher speed provides more power for firmer items. The pulse function is your tool for control: instead of running continuously, you can process in short bursts.

The supplied information does not include a speed chart or specific produce recommendations. If you are unsure, start on the lower speed and move up if the juicer seems to be working harder than necessary. The goal is steady, efficient juicing without overloading the motor.

How to clean a juicer filter and the rest of the ZE3708

The filter is the part that does the separating, so it is also the part that collects the most residue. The supplied record confirms that the ZE3708 is easy to clean and that its components simplify maintenance after each use. It does not provide a step-by-step cleaning procedure, so the advice below is general and should be adapted to what you see.

Clean the juicer soon after use, before pulp dries. Rinse the filter and other removable parts, and use a brush if you have one that fits the filter mesh. Avoid harsh abrasives that could damage the filter. The anti-grip feet are on the base; wipe the exterior with a damp cloth rather than immersing the motor base. Always check that parts are dry before reassembling.

Why a 950ml pulp collector changes your juicing rhythm

A larger pulp collector means you spend less time stopping to empty it. With 950ml of capacity, you can juice a decent quantity of produce before the collector needs attention. That is especially useful if you are juicing for more than one person or preparing juice in advance.

The trade-off is that a full pulp collector adds weight and takes up space on the counter. Empty it before it gets too full, and keep a container nearby for the pulp if you plan to compost it or use it in cooking.

Fitting a compact juicer into a small kitchen

The ZE3708 is described as compact, saving counter space while still offering the 950ml pulp collector. That combination is the main reason to consider it for a small kitchen: you get useful capacity without a large footprint.

When space is tight, think about where the juicer will live. It needs a stable surface and enough room for the pulp collector and for you to feed produce in. If you plan to store it between uses, make sure the parts you remove for cleaning have a place to dry.

What the supplied information does not cover

• Tefal Frutelia Plus Juicer with Stainless Steel Filter ZE3708 - compact, 950ml pulp collector, 350W, 2 speeds and pulse, easy to clean, anti-grip feet: The supplied record does not include preparation steps, feed sizes, maximum run times, or a speed chart for specific produce. These are details you would normally find in a manual. Their absence here means you should rely on the general guidance above and on any documentation that comes with the juicer.
• Tefal Frutelia Plus Juicer with Stainless Steel Filter ZE3708 - compact, 950ml pulp collector, 350W, 2 speeds and pulse, easy to clean, anti-grip feet: The supplied record confirms easy-to-clean components but does not list which parts are dishwasher-safe. If dishwasher compatibility matters to you, check the product documentation or packaging before assuming any part can go in the dishwasher.