Catler KM 8012, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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OPERATING YOUR STAND MIXER KM 8012
unplug the power cord from the mains
socket and wait until the rotating parts
come to a complete stop. Press the lock
button and lift the tilt-back head. Wipe
the inside of the bowl using a spatula or
a wooden spoon.
12. When the mixture in the bowl has
been processed into the appropriate
consistence, set the speed to “0”,
wait until the rotating parts come to
a complete stop and press the
button
to turn the appliance off . Then, unplug
the power cord from the mains socket.
Press the lock button and lift the tilt-back
head. Take the bowl by the handle and
rotate it anticlockwise to remove it from
the base.
13. Remove blend from the bowl.
14. Clean the bowl and the stand mixer
according to the instructions in the “Care
and Cleaning” chapter.
SPEED OVERVIEW TABLE
Speed Attachment Using
1 – 3
Kneading
hook
Solid mixtures
to prepare
bread or
crispy dough
1 – 8
Kneading
hook, beater
blade, whisk
Dough for
pancakes,
bundt cakes,
whipping of
cream, egg
whites etc.
ATTENTION:
If you are going to process solid
mixtures such as bread doughs, do
not run the stand mixer for more
than 10 minutes. Then, turn the stand
mixer off and let it cool down for
about 10 minutes.
USING THE MEAT GRINDER
1. Put the stand mixer on clean, fi rm and
stable surface within easy reach of
a mains socket.
2. Insert the screw shaft in the grinding
chamber, then attach the grinding blade.
It is important that the edge is oriented
out of the grinding chamber.
3. Attach one of the grinding discs on the
grinding blade. Select a grinding disc
depending on the preferred grinding
roughness and intended meat use. Make
sure that the tab in the grinding chamber
is engaged with the notch in the grinding
disc.
WARNING!
When attaching the
grinding blade, be
very careful not to
get injured with its
edge.
4. Now attach the screw cap and screw it
properly by turning clockwise.
5. Release the lock screw and remove the
front cover.
6. Insert the assembled meat grinder in the
hole on the till-back head (with the screw
shaft end pointing forward).