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To get access to the attachments (5, 6, 7, 8)
open the base (11) by pressing the clamp on
the side.
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Before using the unit, wash the attachment
holder (4), the attachments (5, 6, 7, 8) and
the measuring cup (10) with warm water and
a neutral detergent, then rinse and dry.
–
Clean the motor unit (3) and the base (11)
with a soft slightly damp cloth and then wipe
them dry.
Attention!
–
Do not immerse the motor unit (3), power
cord and plug into water or any other liq-
uids.
–
Do not put the attachments and the mea-
suring cup in a dish washing machine.
Operation time
–
Continuous operation time of the blender
should not exceed
20-30
seconds.
–
Make at least a
5-7
minute interval between
operation cycles.
USING THE BLENDER
The unit is intended for chopping products, ice
crushing, mixing or beating of various ingredi-
ents.
WARNING:
–
Before assembling the blender make sure
that the power plug is not inserted into
the socket.
–
To get access to the attachments (5, 6, 7, 8)
open the base (11) by pressing the clamp on
the side.
–
Select one of the necessary attachments (5,
6, 7 or 8) and set it on the attachment holder
(4) axis, matching the ledges on the axis with
the grooves on the attachment.
–
Attach the attachment holder (4) to the motor
unit (3), matching the mark
on the motor
unit (3) with the mark
on the attachment
holder (4) and turn it clockwise till bumping.
The mark
should match the mark
on the
attachment holder (4) in fixed position.
–
Insert the power plug into the mains socket.
–
The blender is ready for operation.
–
Immerse the attachment holder (4) with the
installed attachment into the bowl with prod-
ucts, that you want to chop, mix or beat; you
can use the measuring cup (10) as a con-
tainer.
Note:
–
Products should be put into the bowl be-
fore switching the unit on.
–
During the operation do not overfill the
processing bowl with products and watch
the level of poured liquids.
–
Before starting to chop we recommend
to remove hard peel of fruit or vegeta-
bles, remove all inedible parts, - such as
stones, - and cut fruit or vegetables into
2х2 cm cubes.
•
Use the knob (1) to set the required attach-
ment rotation speed.
•
To switch the blender on press and hold the
«ON» button (2).
•
After you finish using the blender, release the
«ON» button (2), unplug the unit, remove the
attachment holder (4) by turning it counter-
clockwise so that the mark on the motor
unit (3) is opposite the mark
.
•
Do not remove the attachment holder (4) dur-
ing blender operation.
•
Before removing the attachment holder (4) or
an attachment wait till the motor stops rotat-
ing completely and unplug the unit.
Attention!
–
Remove the attachments using the tool (9)
only. Insert the groove of the tool (9) under
the attachment and press slightly on the op-
posite side.
–
The cutting edges of attachments are very
sharp and dangerous. Handle the attach-
ments very carefully!
USING THE ATTACHMENTS
Attachment for grinding meat and vegeta-
bles (5)
Use this attachment for making small amounts
of minced meat or minced fish, and also for
grinding fibrous vegetables, for instance, celery,
asparagus or fennel.
Mixing attachment (6)
Mixing attachment is perfect for making sauces,
mayonnaise or soups; you can also use it for
kneading light biscuit dough and mixing ingredi-
ents for cocktails.
Whisk attachment (7)
Whisk attachment is intended for beating cream
and egg whites, emulsifying and making sauces,
and for kneading very light dough.
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