Ambiano KLFP3B, User Manual

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Danger of personal injury due to unintended use .
ALWAYS ensure the 3 Cup Food Processor is switched off and unplugged, and that the
attachment has stopped spinning, before removing the lid.
14. If applicable, remove the reversible plate attachment by its plastic stem and the
plate carrier before removing the bowl. If the knife blade attachment was used,
remove the bowl before removing the knife blade. This will prevent food or liquids
from leaking through the center opening of the bowl. To unlock, turn the handle of
the bowl clockwise (i.e., right) and lift the bowl straight up. If the knife blade holds
the bowl in a locked position, gently jiggle its plastic stalk to help disengage the
bowl from the drive shaft.
15. Empty the processed food inside the bowl. If the knife blade attachment was used,
make sure it does not fall out as you empty the bowl.
Helpful Tip : There will always be a small amount of food excess on the reversible plate
or in the bowl after processing; this is normal. A food scraper or spatula may be used
only when the food processor is turned off and unplugged. Use the food scraper or
spatula to carefully remove food from around the attachment.
16. Thoroughly clean the food processor and store it in a cool, dry location when not
in use.
NOTE
: DO NOT wash parts in dishwasher.
Helpful Guidelines
Guidelines for Chopping, Puréeing and Mixing
1.
Cut food into ¾-inch pieces. To achieve a more even chop, start with pieces that
are all the same size.
2. Place the cut pieces into the processing bowl with the knife blade attachment
installed. It is recommended to process 1 cup of food at a time; if you need to
process more, do it in batches.
3. Lock the lid onto the bowl, insert the food pusher into the feed tube, and then
plug the food processor into the electrical outlet.
4. Turn and hold the speed control knob to the PULSE position and then release it.
Repeat this process two to three times. Each time the knife blade stops, let the
food drop to the bottom of the bowl before pulsing again; this ensures that the
blade will effectively chop the food at every pulse.
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