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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
The more you use the food processor, the more you will be certain that you
made an excellent choice. Our main goal is to give you more than the price.
Your choice shows that we are achieving our goal. So thank you for choosing
our product. When you use your food processor according to the instruction in
this manual, you will be surprised how you are doing everything easily. So that
you will reach the promised performance.
CONTENTS
I. Important Safety & Usage Instructions
II. Introduce The Appliance
III. Technical Features
IV. Usage
V. Cleaning & Maintenance
I. IMPORTANT SAFETY & USAGE INSTRUCTIONS
• Read this instruction carefully
• Close supervision is necessary when any appliance is used by or near
children. Never leave the appliance unattended and keep out of the reach
of children or disabled or incapable persons.
• Appliances can be used by persons (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge
if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the
appliance in a safe way and if they understand the hazards involved.
• Children being supervised not to play with the appliance.
• Instructions include the operating times and speed settings for accessories.
• The instructions for food processors and blenders warn against misuse.
• Be careful when handing the sharp cutting blades, emptying the bowl and
during cleaning.
• Be careful if hot liquid is poured into the food processor or blender as it can
be ejected out of the appliance due to a sudden steaming.
• Switch off the appliance and disconnect from supply before changing
accessories or approaching parts that move in use.
• This appliance is intended to be used in household and similar applications.
• Blades are sharp; handle carefully.
• Before using the appliance, check that the power voltage corresponds
to that indicated on the rating plate.
• Always unplug the appliance when it is not being used or put in on parts or
taking off parts or before any maintenance or cleaning operation.
• Avoid contacting moving parts. Keep hands, hair, clothing as well as spatula
and other utensils away from attachment and beaters during operation to
reduce the risk of injury to persons, and/or damage to the appliance.
• Do not operate any appliance with a damaged cord or plug or after the
appliance malfunctions, or is dropped or damaged any manner. Return
appliance to the nearest authorised service facility for examination, repair
or electrical or mechanical adjustment.
• The use of attachments, not recommended or sold by the manufacturer
may cause fire, electric shock or injury. Don’t use those attachment or
part in your appliance.
• Do not use appliance outdoors.
• Do not let cord hang over edge of table or counter.
• Remove attachments from processor before cleaning or washing.
• Always make sure bowl lid or juice extractor lid is locked securely in place
before motor is turned on. (Figure 1)
• Do not overload the food processor or exceed maximum capacity.
II. INTRODUCE THE APPLIANCE
A. MAIN BODY
A1. Drive shaft
A2. On/Off switch
1- Low speed
2- High speed
Off
P- Pulse
A3. Motor base
A4. Safety lock
B. BOWL GROUP
B1. Bowl
B2. Bowl lid
B3. Bowl lid pusher
B4. Filling tube
C. DISC SET
C1. Slicing disc
C2. Coarse grating disc
C3. Fine grating disc
(Only for Prokit 444 Mini Plus)
C4. Chipping disc
(Only for Prokit 444 Mini Plus)
C5. Disc holder
III. TECHNICAL FEATURES
Prokit 444 Mini Prokit 444 Mini Plus
Voltage
: 230V ~, 50 Hz. 230V ~, 50 Hz.
IEC Power
: 600 W 600 W
Bowl Capacity
: 300 g - 1000 g. / 1 lt. 300 g - 1000 g. / 1 lt.
Juice Extractor
: - 0.5 lt.
Used Life
: 7 Year 7 Year
Max. Noise Level
: Less than 70 dB (A) EN ISO 7779
To set the correct speed, turn the On/Off switch to speed “1” or “2”. To
stop the appliance return the switch the “Off” position. Pulse function
remains on as long as the switch is held in the “P” pulse position
(Figure 2). At the application and procedures tables you can see
“1-->2” sign for speed setting. That means, first place the switch “1” position
and than change the position to “2”.
IV. OPERATING THE APPLIANCE
MIXING AND KNEADING (Figure 4)
• You can mix or knead up to 700 g of soup, dough or pastry by using Chopping
Blade or Kneading Blade.
• Place the bowl over the drive shaft, locate on motor base and rotate the bowl
anticlockwise until it locks into position. (Figure 3)
• Place the chopping or kneading blade on to drive shaft in the centre of the
bowl. Put the ingredients in the bowl.
• Place the bowl lid on top of the bowl. Rotate the lid anticlockwise until the
locking tabs slide in to the inner locking slot on the base and the handle.
(Figure 5)
• For kneading the dough or pastry operations, don’t put water in to the bowl
at the beginning. Pour the water through the filling tube while the processor
is running. Add the water or other liquid in a slow, steady stream, only as
fast as dry ingredients absorb it. If liquid sloshes or splatters, stop adding it
but do not turn off processor. Wait until ingredient in bowl have mixed, then
add remaining liquid slowly.
• Applications and procedures is mentioned in the Table 1.
CHOPPING BLADE (D1)
Table 1
Ingredient
Quantity
Speed Setting
Work Time
Soup
700 ml.
1 --> 2
20 sc.
KNEADING BLADE (D2)
Ingredient
Quantity
Speed Setting
Work Time
Sweet Dough
600 gr.
2
20 sc.
Cake / Bread Dough
600 gr.
2
1 min.
Pie / Pastry Dough
600 gr.
2
1 min.
CHOPPING (Figure 4)
• Chopping Blade is used for chopping process
• Place the bowl over the drive shaft, locate on motor base and rotate the bowl
anticlockwise until it locks into position. (Figure 3)
• Place the chopping blade in to the drive shaft in the centre of the bowl. Put
the ingredients in the bowl. Pre-cut the large ingredient parts in to small
pieces before putting than in the bowl. If you chopping meat, use only boneless
meat. (Figure 4)
• Place the bowl lid on top of the bowl. Rotate the lid anticlockwise until the
locking tabs slide in to the inner locking slot on the base and the handle.
(Figure 5)
• Applications and procedures is mentioned in the Table 2.
CHOPPING BLADE (C1)
Table 2
Ingredient
Quantity
Speed Setting
Work Time
Vegetables
600 gr.
2
10 sc.
Carrots
600 gr.
2
30 sc.
Tomatoes
600 gr.
2
20 sc.
Onion, Garlic
500 gr.
PULSE
5 sc.
Herb, Parsley
100 gr.
PULSE
5 sc.
Nut, Wallnut
500 gr.
2
5 sc.
Cheese
300 gr.
PULSE, 2
10 sc.
Salami, Hot dog
500 gr.
PULSE, 2
10 sc.
Meat, Fish, Poultry
500 gr.
PULSE, 2
20 sc.
Frozen Fruit
1000 gr.
2
20 sc.
BEATING / WHIPPING (Only for Prokit 444 Mini Plus)
• Cream Attachment is used for beating or whipping process.
• Place the bowl over the drive shaft, locate on motor base and rotate the bowl
anticlockwise until it locks into position. (Figure 3)
• Place the Cream Attachment on to the drive shaft in the centre of the bowl.
Put the ingredients in the bowl.
• Place the bowl lid on top of the bowl. Rotate the lid anticlockwise until the
locking tabs slide in to the inner locking slot on the base and the handle.
(Figure 5)
• Applications and procedures is mentioned in the Table 3.
CREAM ATTACHMENT (Only for Prokit 444 Mini Plus)
Table 3
Ingredient
Quantity
Speed Setting
Work Time
Mayonnaise
600 ml.
1
15 sc.
Souces
600 ml.
1
20 sc.
Egg
10 ea.
1 --> 2
5 sc.
Icecream
500 gr.
1 --> 2
20 sc.
Whipping Cream
500 gr.
1 --> 2
20 sc.
Lemonade, Buttermilk
700 ml.
2
10 sc.
Sweet Dough
500 gr.
1 --> 2
1 min.
GRATING / SLICING / CHIPPING (Figure 6)
• Disc sets are used for grating, slicing and shipping process.
• Place the bowl over the drive shaft, locate on motor base and rotate the bowl
anticlockwise until it locks into position. (Figure 3)
• With the smooth face of the disc plate uppermost, fit the required blade in
to the disc holder. To do this, first identify the recess marked “PUSH” along
one of the long sides of the blade. Insert the retaining slot on the opposite
side in to the disc holder. Then gently push down on the area of the disc
marked “PUSH” to click the metal disc in place. Place disc holder on to the
disc shaft ensuring that slots on top of shaft are located on the underside
of the disc holder. Place the disc holder and shaft on the drive shaft in the
centre of the bowl.
• Place the bowl lid on top of the bowl. Rotate the lid anticlockwise until the
locking tabs slide in to the inner locking slot on the base and the handle.
(Figure 6)
• Pre-cut the large ingredient parts in to small pieces before filling them in the
bowl.
• Insert the ingredient in to the filling tube and use the pusher to guide through
the tube. Never use fingers to push food down the filling tube. (Figure 8)
• Which ever plate is being used, speed 2 or pulse is recommended. You can
increase the speed to 3 if necessary. Don’t use speed 1.
• Applications and procedures is mentioned in the Table 4.
D. BLADE SET
D1. Chopping blade - metal
D2. Kneading blade - plastic
E. SPATULA
F. CREAM ATTACHMENT (Only for Prokit 444 Mini Plus)
G. JUICE EXTRACTOR (Only for Prokit 444 Mini Plus)
G1. Juice extractor pusher
G2. Juice extractor lid
G3. Sieve / Filter
G4. Pulp collector bowl
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