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XBM10 GB 06 2015
Cleaning and hygiene
ATTENTION!!
Before dismantling any part, disconnect the appliance from the power supply.
Before using any cleaning product, be sure to read the instruction and safety instructions accompanying the product and use
appropriate protective equipment.
Do not clean the machine with a pressure cleaner
4.1 BETWEEN TWO SESSIONS
• Remove the bowl and tool.
• Using hot water and detergent / disinfectant or degreaser (if
working with greasy products), immerse and wash the inside of
the bowl and the tool in the sink, then rinse in clean water and dry.
• Clean the planetary gear housing, the tool holder spindle and the
safety guard with a damp sponge and a detergent - disinfectant
product, then rinse in clean water.
• Do not put the tools in a dishwasher as this causes the alumi-
nium parts to blacken.
Note: Use cleaning products that are compatible with
the aluminium and plastic (polycarbonate) parts.
• Do not clean the machine under a water spray.
4.2 AFTER USE
• Disconnect the machine.
• Remove the safety guard (see §3.3).
• Clean the bowl, tools and guard by immersing them in hot
water and detergent / degreaser or disinfectant in a sink, then
rinse in clean water and dry. Only the bowl may be cleaned in
a dishwasher.
• Do not put the tools in a dishwasher as this causes the alumi-
nium parts to blacken.
• Clean the planetary gear housing, the tool holder shaft and the
support, paying particular attention to the bowl handles and the
outside of the whisk where appropriate using a damp sponge
and a disinfectant / detergent product, then rinse.
• Check that the various parts have been cleaned correctly.
Note: Check that the products used for cleaning are
compatible with the machine part materials.
• Do not use abrasive detergents or sponges as these may
scratch the surfaces, in particular the plastic guard.
• Read the manual of each accessory for the cleaning instructions.
• Do not clean the machine under a water spray.
Occasionally: (at least once a month)
• Wipe and lightly lubricate the raising and lowering pins and
the safety guard pivots with Vaseline.
4.3 STRAY FLOUR PARTICLES:
In order to reduce the emission of stray flour particles while
loading the bowl, it is recommended as follows:
- Empty the flour bag or the container containing the flour without
shaking it.
- Pour in the water before putting the flour in if that is possible
- Always start at slow speed during the water/flour mixing
- Do not shake the empty flour bag. Roll it up carefully.
Keeping to these simple rules will contribute to reducing the
emission of flour dust and consequently reducing the risk of
allergy linked to that dust.
Fault finding
5.1 THE BEATER WILL NOT START
• Check that :
- The machine is plugged in.
- The electrical power supply to the socket is correct.
- The safety guard is lowered correctly and the cradle is in the
work position.
- The bowl is in position on the cradle.
• If the beater stops during operation:
- The motor heat sensor has been triggered. Wait a few minutes
before starting again.
- Reduce the speed or the load (see § 3.4 and 3.5).
5.2 ABNORMAL NOISE OR OPERATION
• Metal noise
- Distorted tool that is rubbing or rotating in the wrong direction
(See § 2.3).
- Bowl damaged, not in place (See § 3.2).
- Lack of grease on the planetary gears (See § 6.1 for
dismantling instructions).
• Piercing noise
- The belt is slipping, causing it to wear quickly.
- Defective belt (See § 6.2 for replacement and tensioning
instructions).
• Noisy motor
- Motor running on 2 phases. Check the connection and the
electrical circuit.
• Lacks power:
- Check the pulley flanges slide properly and the condition of
the belt (see § 6-2).
- Motor running on 2 phases (see § 6-6).
- Power supply voltage not correct, with abnormal heating of
motor
- Working speed too high: reduce the speed.
- Load too great: reduce the quantity.
If the problem persists contact your supplier’s service
department.
