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34. Packaging must never be left within the reach of children since it is potentially
dangerous.
35.
To dispose of product correctly according to European Directive 2009/96/
CE, please refer to and read the provided leaflet enclosed with the product.
DO NOT THROW AWAY THESE INSTRUCTIONS
DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE (Fig. 1)
A Operating dial
B Power base
C Motor shaft
D Bowl
E Lid
F Pusher
G Blender lid cap
H Blender cover
I Blender
J Chopping blade
K Mixing blade
L Blade support
M Spatula
N Whisking disc
O Julienne blade
P Slicing blade
Q Chip cutting blade
R Blade disc
WARNING
The appliance is fitted with a device to prevent it from operating if the lid (E) is not securely locked
in place and the bowl (D) is not correctly inserted.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
WARNING
Make sure that the appliance is unplugged and that the control dial (A) is set to “0” before cleaning
it or fitting or removing attachments.
- Insert the motor shaft (C) into the special seating on the power base (B) (Fig. 2).
- Fit the bowl (D) onto the power base (B) and lock it into place turning it clockwise so that the tab
in the bottom section of the handle clicks perfectly into the slit in the power base (Fig. 3).
- Fit the blade support (L) onto the motor shaft (C) inside the bowl (D) (Fig. 4).
Chopping, mixing or whisking
- To use the appliance as a chopper, fit the metal blade (J) onto the blade support (L), while for mix-
ing, fit the plastic blade (K) by making sure that the slots inside the base of the blade are in line
with the notches in the support and pressing the blade downwards (Fig. 5).
- To use the appliance to whisk egg whites or whip cream, fit the special attachment (N) onto the
blade support (L), as illustrated in Fig. 6.
WARNING
Before starting the appliance, make sure that the bowl (D) and the disc (N) are perfectly clean and
without any traces of butter or egg yolk.
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