Orava RM-206, Instruction Manual

Page 1: ...1EN RM 206 Instruction manual Kitchen mixer with glass container EN RM 206...

Page 2: ...f view of the purpose of using electricity the concept of electrical equipment in the strict sense of the word will include the following categories household electric appliances information and commu...

Page 3: ...gnition of dust or vapors Features of the operating environment 1 Ambient temperature 5 40 C 2 Humidity 5 85 3 Altitude 2 000 m 4 Occurrence of water intermittent condensation of water or occurrence o...

Page 4: ...bend crush or otherwise expose the power cord power cord of the appliance to mechanical stress or external heat sources Damage to the power cord may result in electric shock If the power cord is damag...

Page 5: ...areful when operating the electric appliance Do not use an electric appliance if you are overly tired under the influence of medication or narcotic drugs that reduce attention and focus Inattention du...

Page 6: ...life threatening Danger of damage to equipment or other damage to property This symbol alerts users that the following precautions can be avoided if the following precautions are observed when operat...

Page 7: ...power cord with the plug in a way under running water that could cause the liquid to flow into the device Clean these parts with a damp cloth only and wipe dry or let it dry Only clean the appliance i...

Page 8: ...hen select the appliance from the water In such cases take the device for inspection to a specialist service to check that it is safe and working properly There is a risk of electric shock There is a...

Page 9: ...ts Warning After switching off the drive the drive of the rotating parts will recharge for a certain amount of time Always wait until the rotating parts stop completely before handling the equipment o...

Page 10: ...unplug it from the mains Have the appliance checked by a specialist workshop There is a risk of serious injury There is a risk of damage to equipment or other property damage Only install and disassem...

Page 11: ...le insulation Time of continuity of operation KB 2 min Container capacity 1 5 l liters for liquids Dimensions WxHxD 95x395x60 mm Weight 2 97 kg Cord length approx 1 m Noise level 80 dB A The declared...

Page 12: ...counterclockwise as shown in Figure 2 3 Make sure that the knife assembly is firmly in place as shown in Figure 3 4 Use the opposite procedure to remove the knife assembly for cleaning purposes To rem...

Page 13: ...xerl cover C Glass mixer with a measuring cup D Mixer blades E Base with engine F Power switch P 0 off I II G Rubber legs A B C D E F G P Pulse mode unreturned position 0 Off position I Low Speed II H...

Page 14: ...eat vegetables nuts etc Remove the larger pieces of food before processing into approximately 2 5 cm of cube Do not work more than 1 cup of food at the same time 6 Plug the power cord into an electric...

Page 15: ...not fill the mixing bowl Fill up to 5 cups in the container Fill the container with liquid first then solids unless the recipe prescribes otherwise To add food or ice to the container during mixing o...

Page 16: ...and maintenance When the mixing is complete disconnect the appliance from the mains Remove all parts from the container Fill the container with water with a detergent solution and close the container...

Page 17: ...he table opposite 2 Attach the locking cap A to the center of the knife assembly until it stops as far as it will go 3 Rotate the lock cap A to the right to release the whole knife assembly and remove...

Page 18: ...man health that would otherwise be caused by inappropriate disposal of this product For more detailed information about recycling of this product please contact your local authority your household was...