Some blenders offer a 6 function/18 speed range controlled by the rotary knob.
Each blending function, such as STIR or PUREE, offers 3 different speed settings
within that function. First select the desired speed. Next, press the ON button.
The blender will operate until the OFF button is pressed. Some blenders also offer
an automatic pulse feature. Simply press the AUTO CRUSH button. The blender
will operate on pulse until the OFF button is pressed. The OFF button also serves
as the manual Pulse option and allows instant control of blending. Press and
release; the blender stops when the button is released. This provides the pulsing
action.
The BlendSmart
™
button will provide a professional programmed blending cycle.
It will begin pulsing, then start slowly and increase speed to blend, before it shuts
off automatically.
6
Crushing Ice
Fill blender jar half-full with cold water.
Add about 2 cups of ice cubes. Place
lid on blender jar then press and release
the Ice Breaker
™
button. Continue until
ice is crushed to desired consistency.
Pour contents into colander or sieve to
drain off water.
DO NOT CRUSH ICE WITHOUT
LIQUID. Failure to follow these
directions can result in damage to the
blades, jar, blender, and possibly result
in personal injury.
Rotary Speed Dial
Hints for Best Use
• Processing hot foods or liquids in the
blender may cause hot liquid to spurt
out when the cover is removed.
Always remove the filler cap of the
cover before blending hot foods or
liquids.
• To add foods when blender is
operating, remove filler cap from con-
tainer cover and add ingredients
through the opening.
• If blending action stops during
blending or ingredients stick to sides
of the jar, turn blender OFF. Remove
cover and use a rubber spatula to
push mixture toward blades.
• Do not try to mash potatoes, mix stiff
dough, whip egg whites, grind raw
meat, or extract juices from fruits and
vegetables. The blender is not made
to perform these tasks.
• Do not store food or liquids in the
blender jar.
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