Installation and Operation Manual
AENO
TM
electric blender
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ASBISc Enterprises PLC. All rights reserved
Document version: 1.0.2, aeno.com
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7 Troubleshooting
Table 6 shows typical problems that occur when connecting and configuring the
device, and possible ways to fix them
Table 6
–
Typical problems and solutions
№
Problem
Possible causes
Solution
1
You can smell
burning plastic or
rubber.
The unit's motor is located
inside the housing under
rugged, wear-resistant
rubber materials to reduce
noise and vibration.
Install the device in a well-
ventilated area. The first few
starts, the parts of the
appliance will be hot and
emit an unpleasant odor.
Later, the smell will
disappear
2
Foods are not
chopped well
Low mains voltage
Plug the device into an
outlet with a supply voltage
of at least 220 V, use a
voltage regulator
Too much or too little food
in the bowl
Remove unnecessary
products from the bowl or
add them
Too little water in the bowl Fill the bowl with water
3
The liquid
overflows over
the edge of the
blender bowl
Too much liquid
Make sure that the amount
of liquid does not exceed
the maximum level
specified in Table 4,
"Limitations on the volume
of ingredients in the bowl"
4
Errors E1 and E2. Large lid and/or blender
cup installed incorrectly,
skewed
Take out the large lid and/or
blender bowl and reinstall
them
5
Error E3
No liquid and/or food in the
bowl, temperature sensors
Add liquid or food to the
bowl
