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the mini-chopper.
- Connect the appliance and start
using the speed control (a2),
(Fig. 2), initially at speed 1 then 2,
3, 4, 5. Use the Turbo button (a2) if
the recipe requires more power.
- Once the preparation is finished,
stop the appliance and
disconnect it.
- Remove the appliance and then
the reducer (n3).
- Remove the blade (n2) holding it
by the plastic part.
- After use, remove the food.
- Do not operate this accessory
empty.
800ML BLENDER BOWL
FUNCTION
(DEPENDING ON MODEL)
- Place the bowl (o1) on the non-slip
base (o5).
- Place the blade (o2) on the shaft of
the bowl (o1).
- Place the food in the bowl (o1) and
then place the leak-tight lid (o3)
and the reducer (o4).
• Check that the appliance is
unplugged, that the speed control
(a2) is set to "0" and that the
beaters or kneaders are no longer
on the appliance.
- Lift the panel at the back of the
appliance and place the
appliance on the reducer (o4) of
the blender bowl.
- Connect the appliance and start
using the speed control (a2),
(Fig. 2), initially at speed 1 then 2,
3, 4, 5.
Use the Turbo button (a2) if the
recipe requires more power.
- Once the preparation is finished,
stop the appliance and
disconnect it.
- Remove the appliance, the
reducer (o4) and then the lid
(o3).
- Remove the blade (o2) holding it
by the plastic part.
- After use, remove the food.
- Do not operate this accessory
empty.
and a turbo button. Always begin
mixing or kneading at speed 1
initially, then move to speed 2, 3,
4 or 5 (Fig. 2).
- To knead thick dough, we
recommend using speed 5 only.
- You can also increase the speed
by pressing the turbo button (a2);
We however recommend that you
use it only briefly (a maximum of
30 seconds for thick dough).
• After finishing, set the speed control
(a2) to "0".
• Disconnect and press the unlock
button (i) to raise the hinged arm.
Then press the mixer unlock button
(j) to remove the mixer from its
stand.
• Then press the ejection button (a1)
to remove the beaters or kneaders.
BLENDER FUNCTION
(DEPENDING ON MODEL)
• Check that the appliance is
unplugged, that the speed control
(a2) is set to "0" and that the
beaters or kneaders have been
removed from the appliance.
• Lift the panel at the back of the
appliance and screw the blender
shaft (l or m) anti-clockwise
without forcing it until you hear a
click (Fig. 6).
• Connect the appliance:
- Dip the blender shaft into the
preparation before starting to
avoid splashing.
- Start using the speed control (a2),
(Fig. 2), initially at speed 1 then 2,
3, 4, 5. Use the Turbo button (a2) if
the recipe requires more power.
- Stop the appliance before
removing the blender shaft from
the preparation (to avoid
splashing).
If you feel resistance when screwing
in, this means that shaft is not
correctly aligned.
You should remove it completely
and screw it in again correctly.
Removing the blender shaft:
• Stop the appliance by selecting
"0", disconnect it and unscrew the
blender shaft (l or m) by turning
clockwise.
Do not use the blender shaft:
• In a saucepan on the hob.
• Do not use it empty or with ice
cubes, to chop raw meat, dried fruit
(almonds, hazelnuts, etc.).
500ML MINI-CHOPPER
FUNCTION
(DEPENDING ON MODEL)
- Place the bowl (n1) on the
non-slip base (n4).
- Place the blade (n2) on the shaft
of the bowl (n1).
- Place the food in the bowl (n1)
and then place the reducer (n3).
• Check that the appliance is
unplugged, that the speed control
(a2) is set to "0" and that the
beaters or kneaders are no longer
on the appliance.
- Lift the panel at the back of the
appliance and place the
appliance on the reducer (n3) of
