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Operating the Appliance
Once the appliance has been prepared, connect the motor unit
(A6)
to the
power supply and press the on/off button to turn on the motor unit
(A6).
NOTE:
The blender is provided with a safety lock that ensures you can only
switch on the appliance if it is correctly assembled.
If the jug
(A4)
is used, the following programs can be selected:
PULSE B2
FLOUR/NUTS B4
ICE CRUSH B5
SAUTE SOUP B6
SMOOTHIE B7
If the storage bottle
(A10)
is used the following programs can be selected:
PULSE B2
NUTRI BLEND B8
SMOOTHIE B9
A full description of the programs can be found in the Processing Table (see
Page 9).
Press the desired program button to select the program. The blender will then
run until the program has completed and display a duration countdown timer
on the display
Once the ingredients are processed, press the ON/OFF button
(B11)
and
disconnect the plug from the power supply.
To remove the blender jug
(A4)
from the motor unit
(A6)
, wait until the blades
have stopped spinning and turn the blender jug
(A4)
anti-clockwise until the
handle of the blender jug
(A4)
is aligned with the arrow symbol. Then pull it up
to remove.
To remove the storage bottle
(A10)
from the motor unit
(A6)
, wait until the
blades have stopped spinning and turn the storage bottle
(A10)
anti-clockwise
to release and pull it up to remove. Unscrew the blade unit
(A5)
and attach the
storage bottle lid
(A9).
To release the vacuum in the blender jug
(A4)
the vacuum inner lid
(A2)
is
equipped with a silicone valve. Carefully lift the silicone valve and wait for the
vacuum to equalize. The vacuum inner lid
(A2)
can be removed from the lid
(A3)
and the lid
(A3)
can be removed from the blender jug
(A4)
.
NOTE:
The maximum continuous operation time for the Multi-Function Vacuum
Power Blender is 3 minutes. Allow the Multi-Function Vacuum Power Blender to
cool down for at least 10 minutes before using again.
Vacuuming the storage bottle
To vacuum the storage bottle
(A10)
after having processed the ingredients
unscrew the blade assembly
(A5)
from the storage bottle
(A10)
and attach the
storage bottle vacuum lid
(A11)
.
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Place the vacuum unit
(A7)
onto the storage bottle vacuum lid
(A11)
and
press the power button to operate. The vacuum unit will turn off automatically
once a vacuum has been created inside the storage bottle
(A10)
and can be
removed from the lid.
To release the vacuum in the storage bottle
(A10)
the storage bottle vacuum
lid
(A11)
is equipped with a silicone valve. Carefully lift the silicone valve and
allow the vacuum inside the storage bottle
(A10)
to equalize. The storage
bottle vacuum lid
(A11)
can now be removed.
Charging the vacuum unit
To charge the vacuum unit
(A7)
, attach the large blender jug
(A4)
or the
storage bottle
(A10)
to the motor unit
(A6)
.
Insert the vacuum unit
(A7)
into the space at the back of the motor unit
(A6)
,
ensuring the charging port on the vacuum unit
(A7)
is facing to left.
Connect the vacuum unit
(A7)
with the motor unit
(A6)
using the USB cable
(A8)
.
Insert the power cord plug into the power socket. The power button of the
vacuum unit
(A7)
will flash while the unit is charging. The flashing will stop
when the Vacuum unit is fully charged.
Note:
To prolong service life the vacuum unit
(A7)
must be fully recharged at
least once every three months.
The USB ports and cable are only intended for charging the vacuum unit
(A7)
.
Do not run the blender or vacuum unit when the vacuum unit
(A7)
is charging.
Tips & Advice
Cut the ingredients into equal cubes, approx. 1.5cm.
Do not process dry ingredients (e.g. pepper, beans, corn, etc.) with liquid.
If the ingredients become too thick in the jug, add more liquid.
To process large quantity of ingredients, divide them into smaller batches and
process in shorter intervals.
Do not pour hot or warm ingredients into the blender jug
(A4)
or storage bottle
(A10)
. Allow ingredients to cool to 40
℃
before processing.
If you process ingredients exceed the volume of 1500 ml for blender jug
(A4)
and 700 ml for storage bottle
(A10)
, turn off the appliance immediately.
If you process ingredients that can foam, such as milk or soya milk, do not
process more than 800 ml for blender jug
(A4)
and 300 ml for storage bottle
(A10)
.
