9
Carefully remove the
Disc
Blade
and
Blade Adaptor
from the bowl and set
them aside.
10
Remove your food from the
Work Bowl
using a spatula
or spoon. Dispose of any
leftover food in the bowl,
then clean the bowl, blades,
and other parts to avoid
food residue buildup.
Using the
dual-size
food pusher.
The
Dual-Size Food Pusher
features a smaller pusher inside
a larger one. Use the
Full-Sized
Pusher
for guiding bigger
pieces of food down the
Feed
Chute
— like when shredding
lettuce or a big block of cheese.
Unlock the
Inner Pusher
to
create a more narrow
Feed
Chute,
and use the
Inner Pusher
for better control with thinner
ingredients, such as zucchini or
carrots. The narrow
Feed Chute
is also ideal for drizzling
in liquids during processing.
OFF
LOW
HIGH
PULSE
OFF
LOW
HIGH
PULSE
CAUTION:
Blades are sharp!
Handle carefully. Keep fingers
away from the blades sharp edges.
Always hold blades by grasping the
plastic areas.
HIGH
PULSE
OFF
LOW
Separate the
Inner Pusher
from
the outer pusher piece by
gripping the circular
Pusher
Cap.
Twist the top of the pusher
clockwise and lift the
Inner
Pusher
from the outer piece.
Troubleshooting.
PROBLEM
Unit does not power on.
SOLUTIONS
Make sure the Power Cord
is plugged into an electrical
outlet, and that outlet has
power.
Make sure the Work Bowl Lid is
locked into place on top of the
Work Bowl. The arrow on the lid
and handle should line up when
properly locked in place. If the
lid becomes unlocked at any
time while the motor is running,
the unit will stop running and
the blue lights around the
buttons will flash.
Make sure the Work Bowl is
locked into place on the Motor
Base. When placing the Work
Bowl on the Motor Base, turn
the handle clockwise until you
hear a click – indicating that the
bowl is properly locked in place.
PROBLEM
The Food Processor stopped in
the middle of processing, and
the control panel lights flashed
three times.
SOLUTIONS
You have exceed 10 minutes
of continuous running time.
Unplug the Food Processor and
keep the unit off for 15 minutes
before continuing use.
PROBLEM
Feed Chute is blocked.
SOLUTIONS
If you notice that a piece or
cluster of food appears to
be stuck in the Feed Chute,
blocking food flow, turn the
motor OFF. Unlock the Work
Bowl Lid from the Work Bowl,
and use the Food Pusher, a
spatula, or spoon to remove the
stuck food before reassembling.
If the Work Bowl is nearly full
of food, that may stop the flow
of food down the Feed Chute.
If the food has reached to just
below the disc attachment,
you’ll need to empty the bowl
before processing more food.
Turn the motor OFF, wait until
the blades have come to a
complete stop and disassemble
the unit to empty the Work Bowl.
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