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Overload protection
Your food processor will also automatically
stop working when overloaded.
To reset the appliance in case of
overload and auto stop protection,
follow the steps below:
1
Turn the knob to 0 position and
then unplug it.
2
Remove some of the ingredients to
reduce the load.
3
Allow the appliance to cool down
for 20 minutes.
4
Connect the power plug to the
power supply and reselect the
desired speed.
4 Use your food
processor
General Assembly
Before you use or assemble any of
the accessories, make sure that you
assemble according to Fig. 2 to 10.
1
Turn the bowl clockwise until you
hear a click to fix it onto the motor
unit.
2
Assemble the accessory or the
accessory equipped with the shaft
to the bowl.
3
Put the ingredients in the bowl.
• For the citrus press, press the
citrus fruits on the cone (Fig. 6),
and go to Step 5.
4
Put the lid on the bowl, and turn
the lid clockwise until you hear a
click to fix it. Then put the pusher
into the feeding tube.
• For the discs and juicer, put the
ingredients into the feeding tube
with the pusher.
5
Connect the power plug to the
power supply.
6
Check the advised ingredient quantity
and setting in Table 11. Turn the knob
to the desired speed setting.
7
After use, turn the knob to 0, and
then unplug the appliance.
Blade unit
Before you start, make sure that you
assemble according to Fig. 2.
You can use the blade unit to chop, mix,
blend, or puree ingredients. You can also
use it to mix and blend cake batters.
To remove food that sticks to the blade
or to the inside of the bowl, use a
spatula to remove the excess after you
switch off the appliance.
Usage/
Purpose
Application
Chopping Meat balls, fish cake,
meat/fish burger
Chopping Salsa, pesto or for
onion/herb garnishing
Toppings or
Chopping nuts
garnishing for salads,
or chocolates
bread, puddings
Almond or peanut
Pureeing nuts
butter paste
Note
•
Always put the blade unit in the bowl before
you start to add the ingredients.
•
Do not use the blade unit to chop hard
ingredients, like coffee beans, turmeric,
nutmeg, and ice cubes, as this may cause the
blade to get blunt.
•
Do not let the appliance run too long when
you chop (hard) cheese or chocolate.
Otherwise these ingredients become too hot,
start to melt, and turn lumpy.
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