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IMPORTANT:
Do not twist the locking collar from the blender jar when removing jar from the housing base.
Simply lift blender jar from housing base.
Do not store food or liquid in the glass jar. Empty and clean thoroughly after use.
The blender has an advanced thermal resettable fuse feature. If overloaded, the appliance will shut down to
protect from overheating. If this happens; to reset the unit, unplug from the mains and let it cool for a mini-
mum of 15 minutes. Then reduce the contents and/or clear any jams. Restart appliance as usual.
Blending Techniques
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Tips
Always add liquid ingredients to the glass jar fi rst, then add remaining ingredients. This will ensure that ingre-
dients are blended consistently.
Cut most foods into cubes approximately 1.5-2.5cm to achieve a more uniform result. Cut all cheese into
pieces no larger than 1.5cm.
Use the measuring cap in the lid to measure liquid ingredients such as alcohol. Always replace after ingre-
dients have been added (unless processing hot food).
When chopping fresh herbs, garlic, onion, zest, breadcrumbs, nuts, spices etc make sure the glass jar and cut-
ting assembly are completely dry.
If food tends to stick to the sides of the glass jar when blending, pulse in short bursts.
Pulses should be short bursts. Space the pulses so the blades stop rotating between pulses.
Don’t over-process foods. This appliance will achieve most desired results in seconds, not minutes.
When puréeing hot food, e.g. for soup or baby food, strain the solids from the liquid, reserving the liquid.
Place the cooked solids in the jar along with 4-8tbsp liquid. Replace lid fi rmly, remove the measuring cap and
blend using a pulse action on ‘low’, until the desired consistency is reached.
Allow hot foods to cool slightly before blending to prevent steam build-up which may cause the lid to lift up
from the jar. Always remove measuring cap when blending hot food.
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