Heinner HB-1000XBK, Manual

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1. Unplug the appliance an remove the detachable stem.
Note: do not immerse the detachable stem of the blender in water because overtime
the lubrication on the bearings may wash away.
2. Small jar and bowl which cannot be used to store food for a long time.
3. Wash the detachable stem under running water, without the use of abrasive cleaner
or detergents. After finishing cleaning the detachable stem, place it upright so that
any water which may have got in, can drain out. The stem is dishwashing safe
component.
4. Wash the cup, bowl, beater and blade in warm soapy water. The bowl and the beater
are not recommended to place in dishwashing machine as the plastic component
deteriorates through prolonged use of dishwasher cleaning.
5. Wipe the motor unit with a damp cloth. Never immerse it in water for cleaning as an
electric shock may occur.
6. Dry thoroughly.
Quick cleaning. Between processing tasks, hold the hand-held blender in the cup half
filled with water and turn on for a few seconds.
VI. CLEANING
Instruction for egg white beater
Max operation duration per time cannot exceed 1 minute, and 10-minute rest time
must be maintained at two consecutive cycles.
1. To assemble the egg white beater with the motor unit, turn the whisk
anti-clockwise direction until tightened. To disassemble, just turn in the adverse
direction.
2. Simply plug the hand-held blender to power outlet.
3. Place egg white into the cup, generally, two eggs white is enough.
4. Lower the hand-held blender into food. Then press and hold the low speed
button to start operating. At the same time, you can select desired speed setting by
dialing the speed control dial, the speed will be higher gradually when you dial the
speed control dial from left to right.
5. You also can start operating by pressing and hold the high speed button (turbo
button), the appliance will operate at the highest speed all the time. The speed will
not change even if you dial the speed control dial.
6. To stop the hand-held blender by releasing the low speed button or high speed
button of the motor unit.