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than 10 seconds to avoid an increase of temperature and thus an increase of pres-
sure within the jar.
1. Empty the jar completely and rinse the jar and blade assembly with clear tap
water.
Tip:
Possibly, fibrous foods leave stubborn residues on the blades. Before running the
following cleaning process, remove these residues via a small soft brush (e.g. a
clean toothbrush) and rinse with clear tap water.
2. Fill the jar up to the MAX filling level with cold dishwater. Then replace the blade
assembly.
3. Operate the appliance for 10 seconds at the maximum.
4. Thereafter remove the jar, and unplug the appliance. Remove the blade assem-
bly and discard the dishwater. Rinse the jar and blade assembly thoroughly with
clear tap water.
Tip:
If some leftover particles dried onto the inner walls of the jar, fill the jar again with
about 100 ml lukewarm dishwater and twist on the blade assembly. Then shake
the jar shortly. Leave the jar soak for approx. 10-20 minutes. Then repeat the clea-
ning procedure beginning mit step 3.
5. If the parts are clean, dry all parts thoroughly and leave dry naturally where the
parts are out of reach of young children.
Tip:
If this method is not sufficient, you should clean the parts according to the instruc-
tions below.
REMOVING ODOURS AND STUBBORN RESIDUES
Strong smelling spices such as cumin and coriander and various vegetables as oni-
on, garlic, peperoni, and carrots may leave an odour or stain the blade assembly,
jars, or lids. Additionally, if food dried on the surfaces a somewhat more thorough
cleaning of the jar, lid, and blade assembly, may be required. In this case, you may
clean jar, lid and blade assembly according to the following instructions.
CAUTION:
Do not use any hard or sharp-edged objects for cleaning. Do not use
any aggressive or abrasive cleaners.
Ensure not to damage the gasket seal in the base of the blade assembly, as it ensures
an airtight fit with the jars. After cleaning, always ensure that the gasket seal is pro-
