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FOOD PROCESSOR
Dear Buyer!
We congratulate you on having
bought the device under trade
name “Saturn”. We are sure that
our devices will become faithful
and reliable assistance in your
housekeeping.
Avoid extreme temperature chang-
es. Rapid temperature change (e.g.
when the unit is moved from freez-
ing temperature to a warm room)
may cause condensation inside the
unit and a malfunction when it is
switched on. In this case leave the
unit at room temperature for at
least 1.5 hours before switching it
on. If the unit has been in transit,
leave it indoors for at least 1.5
hours before starting operation.
BLENDER DO’S AND DONT’S
DO
1. Use only the line voltage and fre-
quency as specified on the bottom of
the blender.
2. Always operate blender on a clean,
dry surface to prevent air from carrying
foreign material or water into the motor.
3. Put liquid portions of recipes into
blender container first unless the in-
structions in recipes specify otherwise.
4. Cut all firm fruits and vegetables,
cooked meats, fish and seafoods into
pieces no larger than ¾’’ (1.8 cm) to 1’’
(2.5 cm). Cut all kinds of cheeses into
pieces no larger than ¾’’ (1.8 cm).
5. Use rubber spatula to push ingredi-
ents to be chopped into liquid portion of
recipe ONLY when motor is OFF.
6. Place cover firmly on blender con-
tainer before starting and rest hand on
the container cover when starting and
running motor.
7. Remove heavy dips and spreads, nut
butters, mayonnaise and products of
similar consistency by removing the
processing assembly and pushing the
mixture out through the bottom opening
into serving dishes or storage container.
8. Pour mixtures if liquid or semi-liquid
consistency, such as muffin and cake
batters from blender container.
9. Allow cooked vegetables and broth to
cool before pouring into blender con-
tainer for processing.
10. Switch to a higher speed if the mo-
tor seems to labor when processing to
prevent overloading of the motor.
11. Use a “MINI-BLENDER” or 5-cup
blender container to process citrus rind,
coffee beans or cereal grains. Use only
glass blender container to process whole
spices and hard cheese.
DON’T
1.
DON’T
expect your blender to re-
place all of your kitchen appliances. It
will not: mash potatoes, whip egg
whites or substitutes for dairy toppings,
grind raw meat, knead or mix stiff
dough or extract juices from fruits and
vegetables.
2.
DON’T
process mixtures too long.
Remember, the blender performs its
tasks in seconds, not minutes. It is bet-
ter to stop and check the consistency
after a few seconds than to overblend
and have a mushy or too finely ground
product.
3.
DON’T
overload the motor with ex-
tra-heavy or extra-large loads. If the
motor stalls, turn off immediately, un-
plug cord from outlet and remove a por-
tion of the load before beginning again.
4.
DON’T
put ice cubes into the con-
tainer without at least one cup of liquid.
Ice cubes will not process properly with-
out liquid.
5.
DON’T
attempt to remove blender
container from motor base or replace it
until the motor has coasted to a com-
plete stop. Blender parts can be dam-
aged.
6.
DON’T
remove container cover while
processing, as food spillage can occur.
Use feeder cap opening to add ingredi-
ents.
7.
DON’T
place or store processing as-
sembly on motor base without first cor-
rectly assembling the blender container.
Severe injury can result if blender is
accidentally turned on.
8.
DON’T
use any utensil, including
spatulas, in the container while the mo-
tor is running. They can catch in the
moving blades, break the container and
cause severe injury.
9.
DON’T
use ANY container not rec-
ommended by manufacturer for pro-
cessing foods. Other containers may
break or loosen during processing and
cause severe injury.
10.
DON’T
use “MINI-BLENDER” con-
tainers for processing whole spices (ex-
cept peppercorns) or hard cheeses, as
they can break the “MINI-BLENDER”
container and cause injury.
11. Service life – 2 years
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
When using electrical appliances, basic
safety precautions should always be
followed, including the following:
1. Read all instructions.
2. To protect against risk of electrical
shock, do not put blender in water or
other liquid.