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ENGLISH
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Check the power cord and plug integrity peri-
odically. Do not use the unit if the motor unit
body, the power plug or the power cord is
damaged.
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Do not disassemble and repair the unit by
yourself. If you find any damages, unplug
the unit and apply to an authorized service
center.
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To avoid damages, transport the unit in origi-
nal package only.
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Keep the unit out of reach of children and dis-
abled persons.
THE UNIT IS INTENDED FOR HOUSEHOLD
USAGE ONLY
BEFORE USING THE UNIT
After unit transportation or storage under
cold (winter) conditions, it is necessary to
keep it for at least two hours at room tem-
perature before switching on.
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Unpack the unit completely and remove any
stickers that can prevent unit operation.
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Check the unit for damages, do not use it in
case of damages.
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Before switching the unit on, make sure that
your home mains voltage corresponds to the
unit operating voltage.
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Before using the unit, wash all removable
parts in warm water with a neutral detergent:
the blender attachment (1), the whisk (8), the
bowl (11), the chopping knife (10), the bot-
tom part of the mash making attachment (13)
and the measuring cup (14).
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Clean the motor unit (3), whisk gear (7) and
geared lid (9) with a soft slightly damp cloth
and then wipe it dry.
Attention!
Do not immerse the motor unit (3), the
whisk gear (7), the geared lid (9), the upper
part of mash making attachment (13), the
power cord and plug into water or any other
liquids.
Do not put the attachments and bowls in a
dishwashing machine.
Continuous operation time
Continuous operation time with attachments
should not exceed 1 minute. When chopping
hard products with the chopping knife (10), the
operation time should not exceed 15 seconds.
Make at least a 3-5 minute break between opera-
tion cycles.
USING THE BLENDER ATTACHMENT (1)
WARNING: Before installing the attach-
ments, make sure that the power plug is not
inserted into the mains socket.
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Install the blender attachment (1) on the
motor unit (3) till the clamps (2) click.
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Insert the power plug into the mains socket.
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Immerse the blender attachment (1) into the
bowl with products that you want to chop or
mix. You can use the measuring cup (14) as
a bowl.
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Set the required operation speed using the
control knob (6). To switch the unit on, press
and hold the button (5)
. Use this opera-
tion mode for mixing liquid products.
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If you press and hold the button (4)
«TURBO», the unit will operate at maximum
rotation speed. Use this operation mode
for combined processing of liquid and hard
products.
Note:
Products should be put into the bowl before
the unit is switched on. The amount of pro-
cessed products should not exceed 2/3 of
the capacity of the bowl in which they are
processed.
Before starting to chop/mix, we recommend
to peel fruit, remove inedible parts, such as
stones, and cut fruit into cubes no more than
2x2 cm in size.
If food processing is hindered, add some
liquid.
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After you finish using the unit, take the power
plug out of the mains socket and remove the
blender attachment (1), pressing the clamp
buttons (2).
Attention!
Do not remove the blender-attachment (1)
during operation.
To avoid damage of the blades, do not pro-
cess too hard products such as cereals,
rice, spices, coffee beans, cheese, frozen
food and ice.
USING THE MASH MAKING ATTACHMENT
Use the attachment (13) for making the mash
from boiled potatoes or for beating eggs.
The products temperature should not exceed
+80°С. Put hot products (the temperature
exc40°С) into a suitable bowl, not sup-
plied with the unit.
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Set the attachment (13) on the motor unit (3)
until the clamps (2) click.
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