1.3L Stainless Steel Soup Maker & Blender
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Set-Up
Before First Use
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The soup maker has two pre-programmed cooking settings for making smooth pureed or chunky soup. The
built in chopping blades also allow the appliance to be used as a blender to make juices, purees or dips.
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The soup maker is fitted with an overflow sensor for safe use during the soup making process.
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Before using the soup maker for the first time, wipe down the jug and lid with a damp cloth and mild
detergent.
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Do not immerse the unit, jug or lid in water or any other liquids.
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CAUTION!
Handle the lid with care at all times as the chopping blades are very sharp.
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Place the base unit of the soup maker on a heat-resistant, stable surface, add soup ingredients and position
the lid on the jug unit, aligning the connections on the top of the jug. The lid should fit securely into place on
top of the base unit.
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Connect your soup maker to the power supply.
IMPORTANT!
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Do not connect your soup maker to the mains supply until you have added your chosen ingredients.
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Please do not switch on the soup maker when empty.
Operation
Making Soup
1. Chop all ingredients into 2 – 3cm cubes and add to the soup maker jug.
CAUTION!
It is not recommended to use uncooked meats in your soup maker – you should pre-cook any
meat or fish to be used.
Do not add any frozen ingredients to the soup maker; all ingredients must be at room temperature.
2. Add your preferred liquid or stock to the jug, making sure that the total volume of ingredients is at least
1000ml (min. level) but no more than 1300ml (max. level).
3. If the volume is more than the max. level, the overfill sensor will sound an alarm and your soup maker will fail
to operate to prevent the overflow of hot liquid during operation.
4. After adding the ingredients, fit the lid on the soup maker jug unit, aligning the connections on the top of the
jug. The lid should sit securely on top of the base unit.
5. When everything is positioned correctly, plug the soup maker into the mains power supply and the LEDs
next to the 3 switches will flash. Press the ‘Smooth’ button to make pureed soup and the ‘chunky’ button to
create chunky soup; the corresponding LED will illuminate.
6. Always make sure you allow the soup maker to cool sufficiently before making a second batch of soup.
Smooth Mode
When making smooth soup, the soup maker will automatically heat the ingredients and blend them to a pre-set
programme. This process will take approximately 25 – 30 minutes.
