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DESCRIPTION:
a. Motor unit
b. Speed c Turbo
c. Ejection ring (to remove beater or
mixers)
d. Multi-blade beaters for light
preparations or strip beaters
(according to model)
e. Mixers for heavy dough
f.
Power cord recess
PRECAUTIONS FOR USE:
• Always check that the speed selector is
in the “0” position before switching on
the appliance.
• To avoid accidents, make sure that your
hair, clothes and other objects do not
get caught in the unit’s moving parts.
• Do not touch the beaters or mixers and
do not insert any object (knife, fork,
spoon, etc.), so as not to get injured,
cause accidents to others or damage
the appliance. You may use a spatula
once the product is no longer in
operation.
• To avoid damaging the appliance,
never place it and its accessories in a
freezer, traditional oven or microwave.
• The beaters and mixers are designed
for preparing food products. Do not use
them for any other products.
USING THE APPLIANCE:
1.Before using your appliance for the first
time, take the accessories out of their
packing and clean them in hot water.
2.Check that the speed control (b) is in
the “0” position.
3.Introduce the beaters (d) or mixers (e)
into their holes. Once installed, both
beaters must have the same length.
They are properly inserted in place
when you hear a click. (fig. 2)
4.Pull the power cord storage
compartment until you hear a click
and then unwind the length of cord
needed. Push the compartment back
in and then reconnect the appliance.
5.Preferably use a deep bowl.
6.Immerse the beaters in the preparation
before starting up to avoid splashing.
7.Start up using the speed control (b),
firstly on speed 1 then 2 and 3 as the
preparation thickens. Use the “Turbo”
position if the recipe requires greater
power.
8.Stop the appliance before removing
the beaters (to avoid splattering).
9.To remove the beaters (d) or mixers
(e), set to position 0 and pull the
ejection ring (c) upwards. (fig. 3)
10.Disconnect the appliance.
11.To store the power cord, pull the
compartment to the rear of the beater
until you hear a click, wind in the cord,
then push in the compartment (f)
again (fig. 4)
