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ASSEMBLY AND
OPERATION OF YOUR
KAMBROOK ESSENTIALS
POWER MIX DUO
Attaching the Beaters/Dough Hooks
Ensure the Mixer motor body is
switched off and unplugged from the
power outlet before attaching the beaters
to the mixer motor body.
Place the Mixer Stand on a level, dry
surface, such as a bench top. Ensure the
Mixer Stand is in the horizontal position.
Attach the beaters to the mixer before it
is placed onto the Mixer Stand.
Insert each beater
shaft into the left
and right beater
sockets underneath
the mixer body
(Fig 1). Ensure the
beater with the
white cog wheel
collar is inserted into the socket with the
cog wheel pattern.This is important to
drive the bowl.
Insert the beaters by pushing the shaft of
the socket, turning slightly if required until
they lock into place.
THE BEATERS/DOUGH HOOKS
MUST BE INSERTED INTO THE
CORRECT SOCKET, AS THEY ARE NOT
INTERCHANGEABLE . IF NOT PLACED
CORRECTLY,THE BOWL WILL NOT
TURN.
Attaching Mixer Motor to Mixer
Stand
To attach the Mixer Body to the Mixer
Stand, position the beaters into the Mixer
Body, then align the white cog wheel
collar with the cog wheel gear on the
mixer stand.
Press the rear of
the Mixer Body
down on the stand
until the latch clicks
into the locking
position (Fig 2).
NOTE: The
beater/dough hook
with the white cog
wheel collar should be
in the correct socket so
that it aligns with the
cog wheel gear on the
Mixer Stand (Fig 3).
If not placed correctly,
the bowl will not turn.
Using your Essentials Power Mix Duo
Ensure that the Speed Selector Switch is
set to the (O) position. Also ensure that
the Mixer Body is securely attached to
the Mixer Stand before using.
Add ingredients to the mixing bowl as per
the recipe or your requirements.
Press the mixer
stand tilt button
while holding the
mixer body and
raise the mixer
assembly to the
upright position
(Fig 4).
Place the mixing
bowl on the Mixer
Stand (Fig 5).
Press the Mixer
Stand Tilt button
while holding the
Mixer Body and
lower the mixer
assembly so the beaters are inside the
mixing bowl.
NOTE: Make sure the Mixer Body is securely
attached to the Mixer Stand and locked into the
horizontal position before using.
Plug the cord into a 230/240v power
outlet and turn power ‘ON’.
To commence mixing, move the Speed
Selector Switch to the right to the
required speed.
Always begin mixing on a lower speed
setting to prevent splattering, increasing to
the desired speed for the mixing task.The
speed setting can be adjusted during
operation by moving the Speed Selector
Switch from left to right.
NOTE: Always turn the Essentials Power Mix Duo
off if you need to scrape down the bowl during
use.Then continue mixing.
AVOID CONTACT WITH BEATERS
DURING OPERATION. KEEP HANDS,
HAIR, CLOTHING, SPATULAS AND
OTHER UTENSILS AWAY FROM THE
BEATERS TO PREVENT INJURY OR
DAMAGE TO THE ESSENTIALS POWER
MIX DUO.
When mixing is complete move the Speed
Selector Switch to the (O) position.Turn
the power off at the power outlet and
unplug cord.
Press the Mixer Stand Tilt button and raise
the Mixer Body to the upright position.
Remove the Mixer Body from the stand
by pressing the Motor Body Release button.
Removing the beaters/dough hooks
Remove the beaters/dough hooks by
pressing the Eject Button while grasping
the beater shafts.The beater/dough hooks
will be released automatically. DO NOT try
to pull the beaters/dough hooks out of the
sockets. Use a spatula to scrape remaining
mixture from the beaters/dough hooks.
ENSURE THE MIXER IS SWITCHED
OFF, UNPLUGGED FROM THE POWER
OUTLET AND REMOVE FROM BASE
BEFORE REMOVING BEATERS/DOUGH
HOOKS.
TURBO BOOST FUNCTION
Pressing the Turbo Boost button while
mixing provides an extra burst of power,
overriding the speed setting, selecting the
maximum speed setting. Press the Turbo
Boost button and hold it down for no more
than 30 seconds to avoid overheating. After
the Turbo Boost has been used, always
turn the mixer off and allow it to cool
down for a few minutes before using again.
This button can also operate as a pulse
button.When the unit is in the (O)
position pressing the ‘boost’ button will
operate the mixer.
Fig 1
Fig 2
Fig 3
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Fig 5
