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 Mini Chopper

Before first use

1. 

Remove any labels and/or swingtickets.

2. 

Clean all parts, following the instructions for Cleaning .

3. 

Care should be taken washing the Chopping Blade as it is sharp.

How to use

 

Confirm that the Mini Chopper is switched OFF and not connected during assembly. 
Follow the steps below.

 

Food to be chopped should be precut into pieces of approximately 
12mm / ½”. To achieve an even chop, these pieces should be similar in size.

1. 

Place the Bowl   on a clean, level dry work surface.

2. 

Position the Chopping Blade   directly onto the Spindle   ensure it rotates when 
pushed down to the bottom of the Bowl  .

3. 

Add the food to be chopped to the Bowl  . Ensure not to exceed  
0.5 L/16 fl. oz.

4. 

Place the Lid   onto the Bowl   ensuring a good seal.

5. 

Place the Power Unit   into the Lid  , this will inturn engage with the Cutting Blade  

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6. 

Insert the mains plug into a mains socket and switch on at the socket.

7. 

A firm hold should be taken of the Bowl   and Lid   whilst the Power Button   is 
pressed.

Even chopping

 

Press and release the Power Button   two or three times, allowing the food pieces to 
drop to the bottom of the Bowl   between bursts.

 

Using this technique an even chop will be achieved without over-processing the food - 
inspect the food by looking through the Bowl   as you go. 
For a coarse chop, pulse just a few times.

Fine chopping

 

For fine chopping, or making purées, press and hold the Power Button   to run 
the machine continuously for up to 20 seconds. Do not operate empty or allow to 
“labour”.

 

Continue to repeat this until the required consistency is achieved.

 

If any pieces of food should stick to the inside of the Bowl   and not be chopped 
effectively it may be necessary to remove the Lid   and scrape down the sides with a 
plastic spatula. 

 

An safety interlock switch is incorporated into the Power Unit  . Nevertheless, Do not 
lift off the Power Unit   from the Lid   whilst the Power Button   is being pressed.

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