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Operating instructions – Euro-Pro EP91W User Manual

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Using The Double Chopping Blade

Always disconnect unit from power

source before cleaning or changing

accessories.
WARNING: USE EXTREME CAUTION

WHEN HANDLING THE BLADES.

THEY ARE EXTREMELY SHARP

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Speed Control Dial

The food processor speed control dial

has two speeds settings plus "Pulse" and

"Turbo".
1 - Low

2 - High
The speed can be adjusted while the

food processor is in use.
Use of the Pulse/Turbo button allows

greater control over the texture of the

food being processed. Use "Pulse" when

the unit is in the "Off" position. Use

"Turbo" when the unit is in the "On"

position and you need a burst of power.

Please note that the "Pulse" and "Turbo"

is only intended to be used for short

"bursts" of processing.

Operating the Food Processor

Setting up:

1. CAUTION: Make sure that the unit is

unplugged from the power source and

the the Speed control dial is in the

"Off" position before inserting or

removing any attachments and before

cleaning.

2. Place the food processor bowl onto

the processor body. There is no need

to turn the bowl. (Fig. 1)

3. When fitted correctly, the handle will

be to the right of the assembly, and

the ridge on the base of the bowl will

fit into the slot at the back of the

processor body. (Fig. 2)

2. Then insert onto the shaft of the

processor bowl. Always hold the

chopping blade by the upper plastic

part. (Fig. 5)

Main Blade

Double

Blade

Two Blades Together

5. Now you are ready to use any of the

attachments that come with the unit;

i.e. the double chopping blade, dough

blade, etc.

Fig. 1

Fig. 3

Fig. 4

Fig. 5

Fig. 2

Fig. 8

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Using The Double Chopping Blade

3. Place ingredients to be processed in

the bowl.

4. Then holding the processor lid by the

feeding tube, place the processor lid

onto the bowl and turn counter

clockwise to lock the lid in place.

Ensure that the lid tab has "clicked"

into place and that the arrow on the

lid is aligned with the dot on the unit.

Insert food pusher into feed chute.

(Fig. 6 & Fig. 7)

Fig. 6

Fig. 7

5. Plug the processor into a wall outlet.

6. Turn the speed control dial to the

desired speed setting.

8.

When finished processing the

ingredients, remove the processor lid

by turning clockwise.

9.

Remove the chopping blade first

before removing the processed food.

FOR SAFETY, ALWAYS USE THE

FOOD PUSHER WHEN PUTTING

FOOD INTO THE THE FEEDER TUBE.

NEVER FEED BY HAND.
10. Do NOT leave the appliance

unsupervised when it is in the "ON"

position.

7. Keep hands and utensils away from

the cutting blade while chopping

food to reduce the risk of severe

injury to persons or damage to the

food processor. A scraper may be

used, but ONLY when the food

processor is NOT running and has

been unplugged. Never feed food by

hand. Always use the food pusher.

(Fig. 8)

PRODUCT

QUANTITY

RECOMMENDED

SPEED

OPERATION TIMES

Meat*

24.5 oz / 700 gr.

High/Turbo

15 - 30 seconds

Onions

24.5 oz / 700 gr.

Low

15 - 30 seconds

Nuts

21 oz / 600 gr.

High

15 - 30 seconds

Fish*

24.5 oz / 700 gr.

Pulse

15 - 30 seconds

Cheese

24.5 oz / 700 gr.

Pulse

15 - 30 seconds

Liquids (soups)

24.5 oz / 700 gr.

Pulse

20 seconds

Carrots 24.5 oz / 700 gr.

Pulse 40-50 seconds

Bread

4 slices

Low

40 - 50 seconds

Apples

24.5 oz / 700 gr.

High

10 - 30 seconds

Parsley

Max 4 bunches

High/Turbo

10 seconds

Mayonnaise

Max 4 cups/1 liter

High

30 seconds

PROCESSING EXAMPLES WITH THE DOUBLE CHOPPING BLADE

The processing times indicated below are approximate and also depend on the

quantity of the food to be processed and the degree of fineness you require.

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* Always allow food to cool before placing in the bowl.

* Remove all bones before processing.

IMPORTANT: Always remove

protective blade cover(s) before

use. Protective blade covers to be

used only for storage.

The double chopping

blade may be

used with one

blade or with

two blades.
1. To use as

a double

blade, carefully

slip the separate

blade over the

shaft of the

main blade.

(Fig. 3 & Fig. 4)