Ronson RFP600 Series, User Manual

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NOTE:

When not using the Feed 

Chute to process, ensure that the 

food pusher is in the Feed Chute  

to avoid splashing.

6. 

Turn the control dial to the ‘LOW’ 

speed setting to begin the 

processing task and then if the 

recipe requires increase to the 

‘HIGH’ speed.

NOTE:

Ingredients can also be 

added through the feed chute using 

the ‘food pusher’ while processing.

7. 

When processing is complete, 

turn the control dial to the ‘OFF’ 

position, switch off at the power 

outlet and unplug from the power 

outlet. Wait until the blades have 

fully stopped rotating before 

removing the lid.

8. 

Carefully remove the processing 

blade from the bowl. 

9. 

Remove the foodstuffs from the 

Food Processor bowl. Unlock the 

bowl from the motor base to 

remove foodstuffs if required.

10. 

Clean the Food Processor bowl 

and processing blade as per 

the Care, Cleaning and Storage 

instruction on page 20. 

NOTE:

If the ingredients stick to the 

sides of the Food Processor bowl 

during processing, turn the control 

dial to the ‘OFF’ position, switch 

off at the power outlet, ensure the 

blade has fully stopped rotating 

before removing the lid and then 

push the food back onto the 

blades using a plastic spatula to 

scrape down the sides of the bowl. 

NOTE:

Do not over fill the Food 

Processor bowl past the 1200ml 

(MAX) line for solids. Do not 

process thin fluids such as water, 

milk, stock, juice etc. in the Food 

Processor bowl as this could 

result in overflow. To reduce the 

risk of overflow, always add drier 

or thicker ingredients to the Food 

Processor bowl prior to adding 

fluids. For greater quantities of 

liquids, the Blender jug should  

be used.

Using the Food Processor 

with the Slicing/Grating/

Chipping Discs

1. 

Ensure the control dial is in the 

‘OFF’ position. 

2. 

Insert the power plug into a 230V 

or 240V power outlet. Switch the 

power on at the power outlet. 

3. 

With the chosen stainless steel disc 

secure in the disc holder, place 

the disc holder into the Food 

Processor bowl. 

4. 

Lock the lid securely into place. 

5. 

Turn the control dial to the  

‘LOW’ speed setting to begin  

the processing task and then if  

the recipe requires increase to  

the ‘HIGH’ speed.

6. 

Ensure that the ingredients to be 

sliced, grated or chipped are of 

suitable size to be fed through the 

feed chute and then push the 

food down the feed chute using 

the ‘food pusher’.

NOTE:

For short bursts of power, 

turn the control dial to the 

‘PULSE’ speed setting.