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Receipts
Milk shakes
Ingredients: 150 ml skimmed milk, 50 g fruit cut small or thawed deep- frozen fruit
Blending time: max. 30 seconds
Mayonnaise
Ingredients: 1 whole egg, 1 tablespoon vinegar, 1 teaspoonful mustard,
salt and black pepper to taste, 1/4 litre oil
Blending time: max. 30 seconds
Mixed fruit mush
Ingredients: 1 peeled, cored apple, 1/2 banana, 1/4 litre orange juice, 1 peeled, (seeded) orange
Blending time: max. 30 seconds
MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
Before you clean the appliance it must be switched off and the mains plug
must be removed from the wall socket.
It is very important never to immerse the handle with the motor in water
and to keep it away from running water.
1. Clean the outside cover of the appliance with a damp, soft, lint-free cloth and then wipe the cleaned surfaces
with a dry lint-free cloth. Take care not to allow any moisture inside the cover. Let the appliance dry
completely before re-using or storing it.
2. Never use solvents (acetone, benzene, petrol etc.) to clean the appliance because these materials could
dissolve the plastic cover and damage the internal components. Do not use harsh or abrasive cleaning agents.
3. Never remove the casing or dismantle the blender.
4. If the appliance will not be used for a longer time, after cleaning put it in a nylon bag and store it in a dust,
humidity and frost free storage place. Do not wind the power cord around the appliance not even for storage,
because bending could break or weaken the insulation of the power cord.
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How to use the appliance
1. Insert the stainless steel attachment into the unplugged handle and motor base so that the attachment’s
shaft connector fits into the star profile drive connecting piece at the bottom of the base; then turn it
clockwise until the bayonet lock secures the attachment tightly to the base. When disassembling the
unplugged appliance remove the blending attachment from the base by turning it in the opposite
direction, anti-clockwise.
2. Add all the ingredients into a good sized bowl or the measuring beaker and then immerse the stainless steel
blade of the appliance into these ingredients. Plug the appliance power cord into a mains socket and press
one of the two operating buttons to start blending. Use the smaller diameter button for low speed and
performance, and the larger diameter button for higher speed and performance blending.
Notes:
- for safety reasons the operating buttons have to be continuously pressed down during work,
- when selecting a mixing bowl be sure that the side walls are sufficiently high to prevent any spillage
of the ingredients or liquids during blending; be sure that the ingredients will not spill even when
using the stage 2 higher speed for blending.
3. When blending is completed turn the hand blender off by releasing the operating button, wait until the
blades stop and only then lift out the appliance from the bowl.
4. When the work has been finished the cleaning of the appliance should begin without delay; have a dish
nearby with water and soft, neutral detergent prepared in advance. Immerse the blending attachment into
the cleaning liquid and operate the appliance for a few minutes. Then immerse it in another dish with clean
water and rinse the detergent residues from the blending attachment
5. After use remove the power cord of the appliance from the mains. It is recommended to clean the appliance
after work as soon as possible.
Practical advices for the use of the appliance
• For optimal results move the blending attachment around in the ingredients.
• Before making fruit puree: cut the fruits into small pieces and add a little liquid (e.g. milk) to the mix before
blending. Clean the fruits before starting the work; if the fruits have seeds, remove them.
• Do not blend ice or other solid matter (e.g. seeds) with the blender.
• When preparing mayonnaise pour all ingredients into the beaker then push the attachment of the hand
blender to the bottom of the beaker and move it evenly up and down again.
• Make sure that the food to be blended always covers the lower, wide part (blade guard) of the
attachment during work.
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