Hamilton Beach Professional 58912-SAU, Operation Manual

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• To add foods when Blender is operating,
remove Emulsion Cup and add
ingredients through the opening.
• For best performance, the minimum
amount of liquid needed per recipe is
one cup (8 ounces/237 ml). Add more
liquid if food is not blending properly.
The amount of liquid needed will vary
Based on the other ingredients required
for blending.
• If blending action stops during blending
or ingredients stick to sides of Jar,
insert Tamper to help move the mixture
around or add more liquid to Blender
Jar.
• Do not store food or liquids in Blender
Jar.
• Avoid bumping or dropping Blender
when in operation or at any time.
• Use Tamper when making nut butters
and blend in 1-minute intervals.
• Cutting large whole fruits and
vegetables may allow them to blend
more quickly.
• Do not fill Blender Jar past highest
graduation marking.
• Always place liquid in Blender Jar first,
then remaining ingredients.
• If ice or frozen fruit pieces are not
blending, stop the Blender and pulse a
few times.
• Do not allow ice to stand or freeze
in Jar. Immediately crush ice after
placing in Jar.
NOTE: This machine is equipped with
motor overload protection. If the motor
stops during operation due to overheating,
unplug and allow it to cool down for
approximately 15 minutes. Plug machine
back in to resume normal operation.
Blender Tips
Using the Tamper
• The hand protector on the Tamper and
the Lid work together to prevent the
Tamper from hitting the blades when the
Lid is secured properly on the Blender
Jar.
• The Blender Jar should not be more
than two-thirds full when the Tamper is
used during blending.
• Only use the Tamper provided with this
model Blender. Do not use Tampers
made for any other Blender or Blender
model.
• If food does not circulate, an air bubble
may be trapped in the mixture. Remove
the Blender Jar from the Blender Base.
Remove the Emulsion Cup. Release
the air bubble by inserting the Tamper
through the Emulsion Cup opening.
• Holding the Tamper straight down
may not help ingredients circulate. If
necessary, point the Tamper toward the
sides or corners of the Blender Jar. DO
NOT try to force the Tamper deeper into
the Jar.