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ASSEMBLY
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Make sure the control knob is in the OFF position and the power cord is unplugged
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Be sure food processor base is on a flat, dry, clean, stable surface before you begin
processing
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To assemble, put the bowl on the base by placing the bowl handle at the 5 o’clock
position on the base(see Fig.2). Turn the bowl clockwise until it clicks into place.
The bowl handle should now face straight to the center front.
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NOTE: There is only one correct position for the bowl to lock onto the base. The
unit will not operate if the bowl does not lock onto the base
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On the bowl cover is the food chute, which serves as a housing for the food pusher.
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Place the bowl cover onto the bowl, with the food chute at the 5 o’clock position(see
Fig.2a) and turn the bowl cover clockwise until the food chute is facing the front,
positioned directly over the bowl’s handle. Bowl cover should click into place.
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NOTE: There is only one position for the bowl cover to lock onto bowl. The unit will
not operate if the bowl cover does not lock onto the bowl.
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CONTROLS
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When the processor id plugged in, the green light would not illuminate until the
control knob is rotate to “ON” position.
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PULSE: When the control knob is turned counterclockwise to PULSE and held, the
green LED light comes on and the food processor operates (see Fid.3). As soon as
you let go of the knob, the processor shuts off and the knob returns the OFF
position, Use PULSE for short processing tasks, such as raw meats or vegetables.
This allows you much greater control of the consistency of what you are processing.
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ON: When the control knob is turned clockwise to ON, the unit will run continuously
( see Fig.3a). This is good for less tender food and items that take a while longer to
process. When you have finished processing, turn the control knob to OFF (see
Fig.3b)
