S
LICING
/
S
HREDDING
D
ISK
English-4
English-5
W
ELCOME
Congratulations on your purchase of an OSTER
®
Food Processor!
To learn more about OSTER
®
products, please visit us at www.oster.ca.
F
OOD
P
ROCESSOR
F
EATURES
F
OOD
C
HUTE
B
OWL
M
OTOR
B
ASE
T
OUCH
-P
AD
C
ONTROL
B
UTTONS
F
OOD
P
USHER
C
OVER
B
EFORE
U
SING
Y
OUR
OSTER
®
F
OOD
P
ROCESSOR
Before using your OSTER
®
Food Processor for the first time, clean the bowl, cover,
food pusher, disk blade and chopping blade. For more cleaning details see “
C
LEANING
,
S
TORING AND
C
ARING FOR
Y
OUR
O
STER
®
F
OOD
P
ROCESSOR
” section.
THE BLADES ARE EXTREMELY SHARP. USE CAUTION
HANDLING BLADES.
A
SSEMBLING
Y
OUR
O
STER
®
F
OOD
P
ROCESSOR
Before you begin, PLEASE BE SURE THAT THE ELECTRIC CORD IS
UNPLUGGED.
1. Set food processor on a dry, level surface with the control buttons on the
motor housing to the front.
2. Place the bowl without the cover, with the handle left of switch panel over
the drive shaft on the motor base. Rotate the bowl until it drops down
evenly on the base. Hold handle and turn the bowl counterclockwise until it
locks firmly into position. The bowl handle will be positioned above the
control buttons. See Fig.1
NOTE: Each time you re-assemble your food processor, be sure to attach
the bowl first and lock it into position. The unit will not operate if the bowl
does not lock onto base. Then, attach the cover making sure it is locked.
3. Place the chopping blade over the central column, rotating it slightly until it
drops into place. The slicing/shredding disk must be used with the blade shaft.
Insert the blade shaft into the central column. The slicing/shredding blade is
convertible. One side is for slicing and the other side is for shredding. Insert
blade onto the blade shaft with the blade of your choice facing up.
THE BLADES ARE EXTREMELY SHARP.
USE CAUTION HANDLING BLADES.
C
HOPPING
B
LADE
C
HOPPING
B
LADE
B
LADE
S
HAFT
F
IG
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Locking Bowl to Base
B
OWL
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