- 6 -
Risk of personal injury!
Never attempt to remove food from the bowl
6
when the blade
7
is still in motion. Contents could
shoot out and make a mess.
➩
Wait until the blade
7
has stopped rotating.
➩
Lift the motor block
2
from the lid collar
3
.
➩
Remove the lid
4
.
Risk of personal injury!
To avoid injuries, exercise caution when handling
the extremely sharp blade
7
. Keep the blade
7
out of the reach of children.
➩
Carefully pull the blade holder
5
with the knife
7
out of the bowl
6
.
➩
Remove the contents.
Note
Due to the grinding of hard and abrasive foodstuffs,
the bowl
6
can take on a dull appearance over
time. This is normal and does not influence the
functioning of the appliance.
Note
After you have finished processing the foodstuffs,
you can use the appliance base
o
as a cover for
the bowl
y
, this will help to keep the foodstuff fresh
for longer.
➩
Remove the motor block
2
and the lid
4
from
the bowl
y
.
The blade retainer
5
with the blade
7
can, if
you wish, remain in the bowl
y
.
➩
Loosen the appliance base
o
from the undersi-
de of the bowl
y
. You can now place applian-
ce base
o
on the bowl
y
so that it seals the
bowl
y
.
Beating cream
Using the whisk attachment
0
, you can also whip
cream with this appliance:
➩
Place the bowl
6
in the appliance base
9
.
➩
Push the whisk attachment
0
onto the blade hol-
der
5
:
For 100ml of cream, place it on the blade holder
so that the whisk attachment
0
rests on the two
blades and engages (Fig. 1).
For 200ml of cream, turn the whisk attachment
0
vertically through 180°, so that it rests on only
one blade and engages (Fig. 2). It then ploughs
higher through the cream:
➩
Attach the blade holder
5
together with the
whisk attachment
0
onto the mounting
8
.
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
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