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 SOME APPLICATIONS OF THE FOOD PROCESSOR

The quantities given are for information only.

REMARKS

All stuffi ng and mousses.

Short duration (10 to 30 seconds) 
depending on size wanted.

Longer duration (1 to 4 minutes)

Ensure that the blades are kept 
sharp.

100 g / 800 g

Same recommendations for the 
sharpness of the blades and the 
suitability of the rotor to the quality 
of the product.

100 g / 1 kg

Use very sharp blades

The parsley must be thoroughly 
dried.

Fill bowl

PRODUCTS

 

PASTRY

- Shortcrust

- Sweet shortcrust

- Cold water paste

- Flaky

- Flan

- Min/max. quantities

POWDER

- Almonds

- Hazel nuts

MISCELLANEOUS

- Mayonnaise

- Min/max. quantities

PRODUCTS

MEAT
Rough mincing

- Pates

- Small sausages

- Large sausages

- Minced meat

Fine mincing

- Stuffi ng

- Mousses

- Min/max. quantities

FRUITS AND 
VEGETABLES

- Purees

- Mousses

- Compotes

- Coulis syrups

- Min/max. quantities

CHOPPING UP

-  Parsley

- Onions

- Min. quantities

REMARKS

Place all of the ingredients in the 
bowl : fl our, salt, fats and water. The 
pastry is ready in just a few seconds 
(10 - 15). The mixing water needs to 
be cold to prevent the pastry from 
becoming too hot.

For cold water paste, for max. 
qty, the water must be added to 
the fl our and the machine started 
immediately.

100 g / 800 g of fl our

Grinding to the required fi neness 
by varying the times

For small quantities, pour a layer of 
oil in the bottom of the bowl.

1 litre of oil

Cleaning, hygiene and storage

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

 IN BETWEEN USE

-  Remove the removable elements (hopper assembly, pusher, 

disc, ejector of the fresh cut equipment or the bowl), wash in 
hot water, rinse and dry.

-   Clean the cutting chamber of the motor base using a clean, 

damp sponge.

Handle the rotor carefully (risk of cuts, impacts, etc.).

4.

2

 AFTER USE

-   Refer to § 4.1

-   Clean the removable parts in hot water and detergent - de-

greaser - disinfectant compatible with the equipment.

-   Rinse in clean water and dry.

Note : The rotor of the cutter equipment can be cleaned easily 
thanks to the side evacuation holes under the handle.

-  Clean the cutting chamber using a damp sponge and a 

detergent - disinfectant then rinse.

-   Clean the outside of the motor base with a damp sponge and 

a mild detergent, then rinse.

Note : Do not clean the plastic parts in a dishwasher.
-   Check that the cleaning products used are compatible with the 
materials of the elements (plastic, stainless steel)
-   Do not use abrasive detergents which scratch the surfaces, or 
chlorine based products which can cause

 the plastic to crack.

 

MUG GB 06 07

Summary of Contents for 603809

Page 1: ...e Kombigerät Cutter Gemüseschneider 06 2007 Notice d instructions Instruction manual Bedienungsanleitung Manuale di istruzione Gebruiksaanwijzing Bruksanvisning Instruktionsbog Brusanvisning Käyttöohjeet Instrucciones Nota de instruçoes FR GB DE IT NL SE DK NO FI ES PT EL N 29480 B ...

Page 2: ...MUG FR 03 07 A B C D E F G 03 2007 370 6 2 0 6 370 6 3 0 6 0 6 3 370 0 6 3 4 370 ...

Page 3: ...MUG FR 9 98 ...

Page 4: ...ures 1 The motor base A Feet B Casing C Body D Drive spindle E Start stop buttons Introduction The User Manual contains useful information for the user on how to work correctly and in complete safety and is designed to make it easier to use the machine called machine or appliance below What follows is in no case intended to be a long list of warnings and constraints but rather a series of instruct...

Page 5: ... used on the socket a check must be made that the electrical characteristics of this adapter are not lower than those of the machine Do not use multiple plugs The AC power supply to the machine must comply with the following conditions Maximum voltage variation 5 Maximum frequency variation 1 on a continuous basis 2 over short periods ATTENTION the electrical installation must comply for design cr...

Page 6: ...ctions of this manual for the use cleaning and maintenance of the machine RESIDUAL RISKS The machine presents the following residual risks If a hand is placed in the area where the products are dis charged it may be crushed or trapped by the rotating parts of the machine 3 2 SET OF DISCS Basic discs supplied with the machine TD2 TD3 RD2 ED2 TD slicing discs straight cuts from 2 to 7 mm WD slicing ...

Page 7: ...than a slicing disc 3 5d 3 6 USE OF THE SMALL FEED HOPPER AND THE FEED PUSHER Leave the feed arm in its lower position Press the START button to start operation Raise the feed pusher and insert the products with the other Never insert your hand or a hard object in the feed hopper when the machine is in operation Push the products using the feed pusher and start a new cycle When the work has been c...

Page 8: ...the times For small quantities pour a layer of oil in the bottom of the bowl 1 litre of oil Cleaning hygiene and storage 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 pressu...

Page 9: ...correctly before each use The motor should stop within less than 2 seconds When the feed arm is lifted the gap F should be 30 mm maximum from the edge of the feed hopper When the hopper assembly or the cutter cover is unlocked If either of the two safety devices does not work Do not use the machine Have it adjusted by the service department of your local dealer ATTENTION Before dismantling any par...

Page 10: ...ckaging for the machine is designed so that it does not contribute or as little as possible to increasing the quantity or harmfulness of the waste and the risks of pollution Make sure to eliminate the various parts of the packaging in appropriate recycling centres To the European standards EN 60 204 1 2006 electrical equipment of machines EN 1678 1998 vegetable preparation machines integrated safe...

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