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Fitting and using the tools
Fitting and using the tools
Fitting and using the tools
Fitting and using the tools
Fitting and using the tools
In general, all attachments which are fitted within the
processor bowl must be firmly attached to the spindle
. Always adjust the attachment until you are sure that
they are correctly fitted.
Chopping blade
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1
Fit the processor
bowl and spindle
as detailed
previously.
2
Remove the
protective cover
20
from the metal
chopping blade.
3
Fit the blade over
the spindle and
press firmly into
place.
WARNING: USE
EXTREME
CAUTION –
BLADES ARE
SHARP.
ALWAYS
HANDLE THE CHOPPING BLADE BY ITS
CENTRAL PLASTIC SECTION.
4
Place the food into the bowl.
5
Fit the lid and click into place as detailed in the
‘Setting up’ section.
6
Plug in the processor.
7
Use the food pusher
to add food into the
processor bowl through the feeder tube.
8
When the
processing is
complete,
remove the
spindle and
blade from the
bowl before
removing the
processed food.
9
AFTER CLEANING, ALWAYS REPLACE THE
PROTECTIVE COVER
20
ON THE METAL
CHOPPING BLADE.
Whisking attachment
1
Fit the processor
bowl and spindle
as previously
detailed.
2
Fit the whisking
attachment over
the spindle and
press firmly into
place.
3
Add ingredients into the bowl.
4
Fit the lid and click into place as detailed in the
‘Setting up’ section.
5
Plug in the processor.
6
Turn the processor on selecting maximum
speed NEVER USE THE WHISK
ATTACHMENT FOR DOUGH KNEADING.
Slicing and grating blades
1
Place the blade of
your choice on the
blade holder
,
inserting the
longer tab on the
side on the blade
first.
2
Press the other
end of the blade
until it ‘clicks’ into
place.
3
Fit the processor
bowl and spindle
as detailed
previously.
4
Using the finger
holes in the blade
holder, fit it over the
spindle and press
firmly into place as indicated.
WARNING: USE
EXTREME
CAUTION –
BLADES ARE
SHARP.
5
Fit the lid and click
into place as
detailed in the
‘setting up’
section.
6
Plug in the processor.
7
Use the food pusher
to add food into the
processor bowl through the feeder tube.