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USING THE C
1. Place the prepared dough on to the hopper B2 . Slide the cookie maker B15 to the left or
right to set the desired cookie shape.
2. Insert the power plug into a power socket. Set the required speed using the speed
control knob A12 . When starting it for the rst time, w
and then increase or decrease it as required
3. Use the pusher B1 to push the dough through the feed tube B3 .
push the dough out in the required shape that you set using the cookie maker B15 .
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Then cut the formed dough into smaller pieces.
Attention:
Do not use ngers or other items to push the dough in. Always use the pusher B1 .
4. When you have nished using the food pr
knob A12 to the OFF position.
5. Clean out the attachment after each use according to the instructions in chapter
Cleaning and maintenance.
BLENDING
ASSEMBLING AND DISASSEMBLING THE BLENDER
1. From underneath, insert the blade assembly C6 into the blending jar C4 and screw it in
clockwise all the way.
2. On to the blending jar C4 , place the outer lid C2 so that its edges copy the neck of the jar
and push it down thoroughly along its entire perimeterC2 , place
the inner cap C1 and push it down all the way
Note:
Do not remove the cu C5 from the blending jar C4 .
3. Make sure that the f
socket. TA7 must be tilted down in the horizontal position and
the whisk, beater or kneading attachments must be removed. Release and remov
top attachment hub cover A6 . Plac
pulling it gently turn it in the direction of the symbol all the way.
will prevent the blender from starting unless it is correctly secured to the multi-function
head A7 .
4. T
USING THE BLENDER
1. The blender is intended for preparing meals and drinks such as milkshakes
soups, sauces, spreads
vegetables, preparing potato pur
2. Assemble the blender according t
disassembling the blender
advance) into the blending jar C4 .
Note:
The maximum capacity of the blending jar C4 is 1.5 litres. Never ll it past the
maximum mark. When processing hot liquids or liquids that expand in v
during the blending process, it is recommended to ll the blending jar t
than ⅔ of its maximum capacity.
3. Make sure that the food processor is corr
knob A12 is set to the OFF position. Connect the pow
required speed using the speed control knob A12 .
speed to allow the ingredients to mix t
The pulse level is appropriate when you wish t
the pulse level, turn the speed control knob A12 to the PULSE position and hold it in
this position for aA12 , it will
automatically return to the OFF position.
Attention:
The maximum operating time of the blender is 2 minutes. Do not leav
appliance in continuous operation for longer than indicat
to cool down for 30 minutes
4. While blending, you may add food or liquids to the blending jar C4 through the hole in
the lid C2 after removing the inner cap C1 . Never open the outer lid C2 during operation.
When processing hot liquids, the inner cap C1 must remain closed
5. In the event that food is sticking to the blade assembly C6 or the walls of the blending jar
C4, turn the appliance o by turning the speed control knob A12 to the OFF position and
disconnect it from the power socket. Make sure that the blade assembly C6 has stopped
rotating. Carefully rA7
by turning it in the direction of the symbol . T
clean the blade assembly C6 and the inside of the blending jar C4 . Put the lid back on and
reattach the blender assembly to the multi-function head A7 . Plug the power cor
apower socket and continue blending.
6. After you haA12 to the OFF
position and disconnect the power cord from the pow
assembly C6 has stopped rotating and carefully take the blending jar assembly o the
multi-function head A7 . Put the cover A6 back in its place and use asoft plastic spatula
to remove food frC4 .
7. Disassemble the assembled bowl and clean the individual parts after each use according
to the instructions in chapter Cleaning and maintenance.
ADVICE AND TIPS FOR BLENDING
■ First cut food with a
measuring 3 cm and only then blend it.
■ First, blend a
through the hole in the lid C2 while blending. In this way
than by adding all ingredients into the blending jar C4 at onc
■ If you need to blend food of a
that you rst blend the food of solid consistency and apart of the liquids.
add the remaining liquids through the hole in the lid C2 while blending.
■ T
assembly C6 does not get jammed too often. Start the blender repeatedly in short
intervals.
■ Ice cubes must be processed immediately upon being remo
the ice starts to melt, the ice cubes will stick together and it will not be possible to blend
them.
QUICK GUIDE T
Ingredients Speed selection Recommended
blending time
Fruit, vegetables cut int 5–6 30 s
Baby food 5–6 40 s
Spreads, dressings, marinades 3–4 30 s
Smoothies and cocktails 6 to MAX 40 s
Soups 6 to MAX 30 s
Ice cubes PULSE
Note:
The above food pr
depends on the size of the ingredients, their amount and the r
consistency.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
■ Before cleaning the food proc
A12 to the OFF position and disconnect it from the power socket.
■ Disassemble the food processor into its individual parts.
acomplete stop before disassembly
■ Thoroughly wash the used removable parts after every use using warm water with
a
them dry with a ne wiping cloth or allow them to dry naturally. After washing and
drying, we recommend to coat the grinding blade B6 and the grinding plates B8 , B9
andB10 with cooking oil.
■ If you whisked egg whites, rst rinse the bowl A10 and the beater A4 under cold wat
you were to use hot wat
be more dicult.
■ The metal parts of the meat grinder and attachments A3–A5 are not intended for
washing in adishwasher
■ For cleaning the base unit A11 and the multi-function head A7 , use a
in a
thoroughly wipe dry.
■ For cleaning, do not use solv
surface of the appliance may be damaged.
■ Do not submerge the food processor or its pow
STORA
■ When not using the food processor
Make sure that the multi-function head A7 is tilted down into the horizontal position.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICA
Rated voltage range ......................................................................................................................... 220−240 V
Rated frequency.................................................................................................................................... 50/60 Hz
Rated power input ................................................................................................................................. 1
Electrical shock protection class ..................................................................................................................... II
Noise level ................................................................................................................................................ 85 dB(A)
The declared noise emission level of the appliance is 85 dB(A
acoustic power with respect to aref
Explanation of technical terminology
Safety class for electrical shock protection:
Class II – Electrical shock protection is provided by double or heavy-duty insulation.
