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appliance by setting the switch in the position “
1
”. The
food processor may also be switched on by sliding the
switch to the “pulse” position.
Caution: The appliance cannot be switched on if there
is no lid on the cup.
After operation
Switch off the appliance by setting the switch in the “
●
0
”
position and unplug it.
Open the lid when the appliance stops com-pletely.
●
Turn the liquidizer (the food processor con-tainer)
●
clockwise so that the sign
on the housing of the
liquidizer (food processor container) is opposite the sign
on the motor and remove the attachments from the
motor. In case of the food processor, open the lid when
the appliance stops completely.
Remove the used attachment and empty the container.
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Cleaning and maintenance
Wash the parts of the food processor that contact the
●
processed food thoroughly after each use.
Mixing warm water with dishwashing liquid makes the
●
cleaning of the liquidizer easier.
Wipe the housing with a damp cloth with dishwashing
●
liquid. Do not immerse the hous-ing into water. Do not
wash it in the dish-washer.
Remove the dirt from the slots and the cor-ners using
●
a bottle brush or a toothbrush.
Always store the food processor blade in the casing.
●
Plastic elements may discolor as a result of excessive
●
use. Do not teat this as a defect. Orange stains caused
by carrot juice can be easily removed with the use of
a cloth soaked with edible oil.
Dry all parts thoroughly after washing.
●
Pay special attention to transparent plastic parts. They
are very sensitive to strokes and dropping. They can
be damaged easily.
Operation tips
The food processor grinds the products very quickly.
●
Switch on the appliance for a short period of time. This
way the products will not be grinded too excessively. Do
not use the food processor blade to grind too big product
pieces. Before placing the product in the con-tainer
divide the product into cubes of about 3 cm.
While grinding: cheese, butter, margarine do not allow
●
the food processor to operate for too long. The grinded
products may heat and melt.
If the products stick to the blade or the inner sides of
●
the container turn off the appliance, take off the lid and
remove the ingredients from the blade and the sides of
the container (using the spatula).
Grinding hard products such as: coffee beans, nutmeg
●
and ice cubes etc. may adversely af-fect the condition of
the blade (e.g. the blade may become blunt).
Slicing discs
1. In order to receive uniform round slices put wide
vegetables into the larger feed tube and the thin ones
into the smaller feed tube – separately into the smaller
feed tube and a couple of pieces at a time into the larger
one.
2. You will receive regular slices without torn edges when
the appliance is switched off while filling the feed tube. To
do so you can use the “pulse” function.
3. Soft and juicy vegetables should be cut at lower speed,
hard vegetables at a faster one.
You can cut 0.8 – 1kg of fruit or vegetables at a time to
completely fill the container.
Shredding discs
1. You can fill the feed tube during operation.
2. While shredding you can use all available gears. Use
lower gears for soft fruits and vegetables and higher
gears for harder ones.
You can cut 0.8 – 1kg of fruit or vegetables at a time to
completely fill the container.
Pureeing disc
1. You can fill the feed tube during operation.
2. After processing approximately 0.5 kg of the products,
stop the appliance and remove the pulp gathered on the
lid.
French fry slicing disc
1. Fill the feed tube when the appliance is switched off.
2. Switch on the appliance using the “pulse” function.
You can cut 1kg of potatoes at a time to com-pletely fill the
container.
Examples of using the appliance
(Table 1, Table 2)
The examples of using the appliance, the maximum quantities
of basic ingredients, the approximate operation time and the
gears to be used are presented in the tables. Please do not
treat it as a cook book. Pro-ceed according to your individual
taste and the culinary rules in the literature and guides. The
actual operation time depends on the quality and quantity of
the products and the desired level of mixing or grinding.
Ecology – environmental protection
Each user can contribute to protect the envi-ronment. It is
neither difficult nor expensive.
In order to do so: return the cardboard packag-
ing to a waste paper collection point, throw
polyethylene (PE) bags into appropriate
containers.
Return a worn out appliance to an appropriate
collecting point as the components of the appli-
ance may pose a threat to the environment.
Do not dispose of with household waste!!!
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