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bamix SwissLine User Manual

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Storage

The SwissLine stand should always be placed handy to where you

work (perferably between the stove and the sink)

The more handily bamix

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is placed, the more often it gets used.

Exchanging the processor blades or coupling

Hold the blade firmly with a cloth and twist the coupling with

pliers anti-clockwise. Now you can replace the blade or the cou-

pling if they are faulty.

The processor

Grinds, grates and chops finely nuts, including almonds, herbs,

grains and cereals, chocolate, cheese, sugar (for powdered sugar),

spices, bread (for bread-crumbs), coffee beans, onions, garlic,

horse-radish, parsley, hard-boiled eggs for garnishes.

Tip: Only process dry ingredients. Chocolate should be firm when

it is ground. Never put too much into the processor, as it can get

blocked. Always use the processor on speed II.

For washing, the foot of the processor can be detached from the

bowl. Press apart both catches simultaneously at the bottom. After

washing, replace the bowl in the processor foot and press

together.

The grinder attachment is only to be used with a closed

cover. The grinder blade is to be kept inside the grinder; do

not store it separately.

if the drive shaft of your appliance no longer rotates?

When you have not used your appliance for some time, the drive

shaft may get stuck due to minute foodstuff residues which have

hardened and are now gumming up the lower shaft bearing.

Place the operative part of the appliance for 5 to 10 minutes in a

jug with hot water, then switch it on. In general the appliance will

then work again; if not, just try to free the shaft carefully with pliers.

What can be done…