Manual Sencor STM 7875 (page 9 of 11) (English)

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■ The appliance is equipped with adisplay A14 that shows either the time that the

food processor has been running (count-up function) or shows the remaining

operating time (countdown function). The display is automatically lit when the

food processor is connected to apower socket and remains lit even after the LED

light turns o when no action is performed.

OPERATION WITH ELAPSED TIME DISPLAYED

■ After setting one of the speed levels using the speed control knob A13, the food

processor will start and the display A17 will automatically show the operating time

in one second intervals.

■ Pressing button A18 will stop the food processor and the counting up of time.

The current elapsed operating time of the food processor will remain shown on

the display. Pressing button A18 again will start the food processor and time will

continue counting up.

■ Setting the speed control knob A18 to the OFF position will stop the food processor

and the time on the display will reset to zero (00:00).

■ In the event that the multi-function head A8 is tilted open or the cover of the

top blender attachment hub A7 is removed, while the food processor is running,

then it will stop and the current elapsed time will flash on the display. To continue

processing food and counting up the time, first tilt down the multi-function head A8

into the working position or put the cover A7 back on, and then press button A18.

Note:

In the event that the food processor runs continuously for 30minutes, it will

stop automatically. The LED light will remain lit and the operating time will

flash.

OPERATION WITH COUNTDOWN

■ If you wish to use the food processor with the countdown function, it is necessary

to first set the time for which the food processor will run and after which it will stop

automatically.

Note:

The maximum time that can be set on the display is 30minutes.

■ If you wish the food processor to run for up to 10 minutes (time range 00:03 s– 10:00

min) then set the required time using button A16. Each time the button is pushed,

the time will increase in 30-second increments. If you wish to reduce the countdown

time, press button A15. The time will be reduced in 30-second increments.

■ If you want the food processor to run for alonger time, i.e. from 10 to 30minutes

(time range 10:00 – 30:00 min), then set the required time using button A16. Each

time the button is pressed, the time will increase in 1-minute increments. If you

wish to reduce the countdown time, press button A15. The time will be reduced in

1-minute increments.

Tip:

When the time 00:00 is shown on the display, then pressing button

A15 will set the time to 30minutes (30:00).

■ After setting one of the speed levels using the speed control knob A13, the

food processor will start and at the same time, the time on the display A17 will

countdown in one-second intervals.

■ Pressing button A18 will stop the food processor and the countdown. The remaining

operating time of the food processor will remain shown on the display. Pressing

button A18 again will start the food processor and time will continue counting

down.

■ In the event that the multi-function head A8 is tilted open or the cover of the top

blender attachment hub A7 is removed, while the food processor is running, then it

will stop and the remaining time will flash on the display.

■ To continue processing food and counting down the time, first tilt down the multi-

function head A8 into the working position or put the cover A7 back on, and then

press button A18.

SETTING THE TIME TO ZERO

■ If you wish to set the countdown time to zero without having to turn off the food

processor, simultaneously press buttons A15 and A18. The time will reset to 00:00.

QUICK GUIDE TO PROCESSING INGREDIENTS

Attachment type Ingredients Maximum

load

Processing

time

Speed

selection

Balloon whisk

A4 and A6

Egg whites 12 pcs 4 min 5–6

Balloon whisk

A4 and A6

Whipping cream 1l 6–8 min 5–6

Beater A3 Cake dough 2.2l 6 min 3–4

Kneading hook A5 Bread dough

Pizza dough

0.8l 4–5 min MIN to 2

Note:

The above processing times are only areference.

When whipping egg whites, the bowl A11 and the beater A4 or A6 must be

perfectly clean and dry. Even asmall amount of fat may cause the egg whites

not be whipped to the desired snowy consistency.

Whipping cream should be cooled to atemperature of 6 °Cprior to being

whipped.

Prior to processing them, allow the ingredients used for making various

doughs to rest at room temperature.

GRINDING MEAT, MAKING SAUSAGES AND KEBABS, AND

MAKING COOKIES

ASSEMBLING AND DISASSEMBLING THE MEAT GRINDER

1. Insert the screw shaft B5 into the grinding chamber B4 with the cogged wheel

entering rst.

2. Place the grinding blade B6 on to the shaft B5 (with the edge facing outwards from

the chamber) and on to it attach agrinding plate B8, B9 or B10 depending on the

preferred the grind. Make sure that the notch in the grinding chamber B4 slides

into the groove in the grinding plate.

Attention:

When attaching the blade B6, be very careful not to injure yourself

on the sharp edge.

3. Place the screw ring B7 on to the grinding chamber B4 and tighten it securely by

screwing it clockwise. Place the stainless steel hopper B2 on to the feed tube B3.

4. Make sure that the food processor is turned o and disconnected from the power

socket. The multi-function head A8 must be tilted down in the horizontal position

and the whisk, beater or kneading attachments must be removed. Remove the

front cover A2 from the multi-function head A8. Place the assembled attachment

against the attachment hub so that the feed tube B3 is tilted to the right at an

angle of approximately 45° from the vertical axis and secure the attachment in

vertical position by turning it anticlockwise. The attachment is locked in place

when the button A1 slides out. This is accompanied by an audible click.

5. When disassembling the meat grinder, rst remove the hopper B2. Then press the

button A1 and remove the meat grinder by turning it clockwise. After removing

the grinder, put the cover A2 back in its place.

6. When disassembling the meat grinder into its individual parts, proceed in the

reverse sequence.

USING THE MEAT GRINDER

1. First prepare the meat for grinding in the following way. Remove all bones,

tendons, cartilage and cut the meat into 2 × 2 × 6 cm size pieces that will freely

pass through the feed tube B3.

Attention:

Do not process frozen meat. Allow it to defrost before grinding it.

2. Make sure that the food processor is correctly assembled and that the speed

control knob A13 is set to the OFF position.

3. Place the bowl A11 or another suitable container under the meat grinder. Insert

the power plug into apower socket.

4. Use the speed control knob to set the desired speed. We recommend to initially set

speed 3 and then increase it as required. Gradually place the meat pieces into the

feed tube B3 and push them in using the pusher B1. Take care not to clog up the

feed tube B3 by alarge amount of meat. Do not process more than 5 kg of meat

per batch. The processing time is only several minutes.

Attention:

Do not use fingers or other items to push the meat in. Always use

the pusher B1 designed for this purpose.

5. The ground meat will fall into the prepared bowl. The meat that remains in the

grinding chamber B4 can be removed by grinding aslice of bread or abread roll.

6. To turn o the food processor, set the speed control knob A13 to the OFF position.

7. Clean out the meat grinder after each use according to the instructions in chapter

Cleaning and maintenance.

ASSEMBLING AND DISASSEMBLING THE SAUSAGE STUFFER ATTACHMENT

1. Proceed in the same way as when assembling the meat grinder, only with the

dierence that instead of the grinding blade B6 and the grinding plate B8, B9 or

B10, only parts B11 aB12 are used.

2. Place the separator B11 on to the screw shaft so that the notch in the grinding

chamber B4 ts into the groove in the separator B11. Place the sausage stuer

attachment B12 on to the separator B11 and complete the entire sausage stuer

assembly by screwing the screw ring B7 on to the grinding chamber B4. Place the

stainless steel hopper B2 on to the feed tube B3.

3. Attach the attachment to the food processor in the same way as described in point

4 in chapter Assembling and disassembling the meat grinder.

4. When disassembling, rst remove the hopper B2. Then press the button A1 and

remove the attachment by turning it clockwise. After removing the attachment,

put the cover A2 back in its place.

5. When disassembling the attachment into its individual parts, proceed in the

reverse sequence.

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