9
Soup Maker with Scale
Model No. SDA1581
User Manual
IMPORTANT
–
RETAIN THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
9.
Using the table above press the
Mode
Button
(16) to select from Smooth (hot
soup), Chunky (hot soup) or Juice (cold smoothies, cold soups, milkshakes, etc.).
The function indicator above chosen program will light continuously.
10.
Press the
Select/ON/Off
Button
(17) to start the Soup maker on the selected
programme. The
LED Display
(15) will show the programme time and the
current status of the unit.
11.
Once the programme has finished, the Soup maker will beep for 60 seconds
and the screen will display the ‘completed’ icon (see above)
, the four
function Indicators 11, 12, 13 & 14 will also flash.
12.
Unplug the Soup maker from the mains.
13.
Remove the lid using the
Lid
Handle
(1) being careful to avoid any steam
emitted. (use of oven gloves is recommended).
14.
Hold the Soup maker by the
Jug Handle
(5) pour and serve.
If the consistency of the blend is not satisfactory, select Blend Function by using
the
Mode
Button
(16). Press the
Select/ON/Off
Button
(17) to pulse blend food
to the desired consistency. Switch the unit off, by pressing and holding the
Select/ON/Off
Button
(17).
Using the Scales
1.
Before using, place the soup maker on a solid, level surface.
2.
Press the
ON/ZERO Button
(20), the display will then go
through its brief power on routine and then settle to show
that it is ready to weigh as shown to the right.
3.
To cycle between the units of measure simply press the
Unit
Button
(18) to select from g, ml, lb:oz or oz.
4.
Place the ingredients to be weighed into the Jug of the soup
maker.
5.
If required press the
ON/ZERO Button
(20
) to use the ‘TARE’
function. This function allows you to weigh another item
consecutively after weighing the first item without the need
to remove it from the Jug of the soup make
r. The ‘TARE’
symbol will show in the bottom left of the
Scale LED Display
(19) as shown right.
6.
After weighing the scale will power off automatically after
approximately 2 minutes when left.
