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USER’S MANUAL
PROFESSIONAL COOKING ASSISTANT
Thermo
Cook
Page 1: ...Manual 1 USER S MANUAL PROFESSIONAL COOKING ASSISTANT ThermoCook...
Page 2: ...STANT 1 SAFETY FIRST 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR OPTIMUM THERMOCOOK 4 ACCESSORIES 7 QUICK START 10 USING THE CONTROL PAD 13 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 17 TROUBLE SHOOTING 18 SPECIFICATIONS 19 WARRANTY TERMS...
Page 3: ...meals your whole family will love Here s just a selection of its functions chopping whipping mixing emulsifying milling kneading cooking blending stirring steaming weighing precise heating and much mo...
Page 4: ...hen you handle them e g when you empty the bowl or clean it Do not touch the edge of blades and be careful to only hold the top part of the blade assembly when you place or remove it Switch off your O...
Page 5: ...when you open the jar lid Do not touch the jar when you process food that is hotter than 60 C When you use the steamer make sure that it is connected properly to the jar and that the steamer lid is in...
Page 6: ...base Silicon gasket Glass lid 5 Steamer Lid GETTING TO KNOW YOUR THERMOCOOK This section introduces you to the key components of your new Optimum ThermoCook Multi Function Appliance 1 Blending bowl 2...
Page 7: ...removed for cleaning Removing the blade assembly Turn the bowl upside down and place a tea towel inside it Turn the fixing bracket anti clockwise This will allow the blade assembly to drop down onto...
Page 8: ...hermoCook until the food in the jar stops rotating 4 MEASURING CUP The measuring cup serves as a part of the lid and performs three functions to prevent heat loss during cooking to keep ingredients fr...
Page 9: ...t puree put the basket into the bowl to help pour out the juice Stewing Delicate foods such as meatballs or fishballs cannot be prepared in the bowl Place these foods into the cooking basket where the...
Page 10: ...esigned to be used without damaging the bowl To avoid any damage please do not use any other tools e g cooking spoons to scrape mix or stir food in the bowl Important Only use the spatula in the bowl...
Page 11: ...other electric appliance During the steaming process hot steam can escape from the steamer Please be careful of this steam when you remove the steamer lid 5 KNEADING SHAFT The kneading shaft can be u...
Page 12: ...of the machine 4 Firmly press the bowl down onto the unit with the handle pointing to the front 5 Place the lid on top and secure it by turning it clockwise until it clicks and locks into place NOTE...
Page 13: ...g Turn the knob clockwise to increase the value and anticlockwise to decrease it For more information about the Start Pause setting refer to page 13 Timer To set the timer for the required length of t...
Page 14: ...nd record your own custom made settings for future use Please refer to the steps outlined on page 15 to record your own DIY programmes Pulse The Pulse function allows you to chop and mix ingredients a...
Page 15: ...y pressing the button again Your Optimum ThermoCook will turn off automatically if you leave it idle for 10 minutes during PAUSE mode You can also use this knob to select and set the timer speed tempe...
Page 16: ...perature press this button either during stand by mode or during the heating process Note in some auto programmes the temperature is fixed and cannot be adjusted The temperature icon will flash on the...
Page 17: ...settings while you are recording the programme press the DIY button This will cycle through the available programme steps from STEP 01 until STEP 20 then return back to STEP 01 When a DIY programme i...
Page 18: ...ble below outlines which settings you can adjust for each programme Program Description Program Description Program Description SMOOTHIE No settings adjustable STEW Time adjustable from 1 12 hours CHO...
Page 19: ...before you wash the blade assembly and ensure that both parts are completely dry before fitting them back together Clean the body of your Optimum ThermoCook with a damp cloth only Do not use harsh abr...
Page 20: ...rring shaft Decrease the amount of food Alternatively Pause and use the spatula to remove any stuck food then restart E7 Speed change failure Speed changing between low level 1 5 and high level 6 10 i...
Page 21: ...x 320 x 420 mm SPECIFICATIONS The European Union WEEE Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment symbol left and on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product must not be disposed of i...
Page 22: ...ranty is void if your appliance has been subjected to abuse negligence accident alteration failure to follow operating instructions or exposed to abnormal or extreme conditions 9 Cosmetic changes that...
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