Master Chef MCFP4, Use And Care Manual

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caution: Never use fingers or other utensils to push food down
the feed chute. Always use the food Pusher.
When finished processing, Press the ON/OFF button (if pulsing, 9.
simply release the PULSE button) and the Indicator Light will go off.
Unplug the unit. Make sure that the Blade Assembly has completely
stopped before you remove the Lid or unplug the unit.
Turn the Lid counter clockwise to disengage the locking tabs and lift
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the Lid from the Processing Bowl.
Carefully lift the Blade Assembly from the Processing Bowl.
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Turn the Processing Bowl handle counter clockwise to disengage 12.
the locking tab and lift the bowl from the Power Base.
Remove contents from the Processing Bowl with a spatula.
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CHOPPINg
cAuTIoN: Always unplug food Processor from outlet before
installing or removing attachments.
cAuTIoN: use extreme care when handling the chopping Blade. do
not touch the cutting edges with your fingers. The cutting edges are
very sharp and can cause injury if touched.
Make sure the unit is unplugged. Attach the Processing Bowl to 1.
the Power Base. See Assembly Instructions for details.
Place the Blade Shaft onto the Drive Shaft ensuring that it is fully
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seated on the Drive Shaft. It may be necessary to turn the Blade
Shaft slightly to the right or left to ensure correct placement. You
should not be able to see the metal stem.
Select the reversible Slicing or Shredding disc.
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Note: There are two sides to each disc: one large and one small.
The disc with the desired cut you are wanting should be placed
facing up on the Blade Shaft.
Place the Lid on the Processing Bowl with the locking extension at
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approximately the three o’clock position. Turn the Lid clockwise to
engage the locking tabs and the upper Interlock Mechanism (the
handle will be in the six o’clock position). Ensure that the Food
Chute Door is in the down position so ingredients will flow into
Processor bowl and will not eject from the Lid.
Remove the Food Pusher and insert the food to be processed into
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the Feed Chute (see Food Processing Hints for preparation details).