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CLEANING

• Make sure that the appliance is

unplugged.

• Clean the beaters 

(b/c)

, kneaders

(d/e)

, blender shaft 

(l/m)

, mini-

chopper 

(n)

and blender bowl

(o)

immediately after use to avoid
remains of mixtures with egg or oil
sticking or drying on them.

• You can wash the beaters 

(b/c)

,

kneaders 

(d/e)

, the plastic and

metal blender shaft 

(l/m)

, bowl,

blade, mini chopper stabilising
base 

(n1/n2/q)

and the bowl,

blade, sealing lid and stabilising
base of the blender 

(o1/o2/o3/q)

in water with a sponge and some
washing-up liquid.

- The beaters 

(b/c)

, kneaders

(d/e)

, bowl, blade and mini

chopper stabilising base

(n1/n2/q)

and the bowl, blade,

sealing lid and stabilising base of
the blender bowl 

(o1/o2/o3/q)

can be placed in the dishwasher.

The blender shaft 

(l/m)

can be

washed in the top basket of the
dishwasher with the blades 
facing upwards.

• Blades are very sharp, ensure care

is taken when placing and
removing the blades from the
dishwasher.

• Clean the base 

(g)

, the reducer of

the mini-chopper 

(n3)

, the reducer

of the blender 

(o4)

, the appliance

body 

(a)

only with a wet sponge

and dry thoroughly.

• Never wash the motor unit in the

dishwasher.

• Do not use scouring pads or

objects containing metal parts.

• Never immerse the motor unit in

water. Wipe with a dry or slightly
damp cloth. 

Attention: The blender shafts (l or
m), the blade of the mini-chopper
(n2) and the blade of the blender
(o2) are very sharp. Care should be
taken when cleaning them.

END-OF-LIFE ELECTRIC OR ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS

Think of the environment!

Your appliance contains valuable materials which can be
recovered or recycled.

Take it to a local civic waste collection point.

Summary of Contents for HM6151

Page 1: ...EN...

Page 2: ...b l h a i j g k m d c e f f f f a1 a2...

Page 3: ...o4 n3 o n n2 o3 o2 n1 p o1 Q Q R R...

Page 4: ...1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2...

Page 5: ...7 8 9 10 3 2 1 Q 1 2 3 4 Q Q Q...

Page 6: ...h reduced physical sensory or mental capacities or persons with a lack of experience or knowledge unless they are supervised or have been given instructions on how to use the appliance by a person res...

Page 7: ...an extension lead unless you have checked it is in good condition For your safety this appliance complies with applicable standards and regulations Low Voltage Directive Electromagnetic Compatibility...

Page 8: ...lock button depending on model k Spatula depending on model l Plastic blender shaft depending on model m Stainless steel blender shaft depending on model n 500 ml mini chopper depending on model n1 Bo...

Page 9: ...e speed by pressing the turbo button We however recommend that you use it only briefly a maximum of 30 seconds for thick dough After finishing set the speed control a2 to 0 Disconnect Then press the e...

Page 10: ...t into the preparation before starting to avoid splashing Start using the speed control a2 Fig 2 initially at speed 1 then 2 3 4 5 Use the Turbo button a2 if the recipe requires more power Stop the ap...

Page 11: ...owl o1 Place the food in the bowl o1 and then place the leak tight lid o3 and the reducer o4 Check that the appliance is unplugged that the speed control a2 is set to 0 and that the beaters or kneader...

Page 12: ...ar 5 min 5 Kneaders with base Bread dough 500 g flour 300 ml water 10 g salt 10 g baker s yeast 3 min 5 Kneaders without base Bread dough 500 g flour 300 ml water 10 g salt 10 g baker s yeast 3 min 5...

Page 13: ...asher The blender shaft l m can be washed in the top basket of the dishwasher with the blades facing upwards Blades are very sharp ensure care is taken when placing and removing the blades from the di...

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