Évaluations - 4, GPA: 3.5
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Faulty, unqualified repair work may cause considerable hazards to the user. • Before plugging into a socket, check that your voltage corresponds to the voltage printed on the bottom of the appliance. • The appliance is constructed to process normal household quantities. • Be advised that the maximum rating of this appliance is based on the «HC» chopper attachment which draws the greatest power consumption. The other recommended attachments may draw significantly less power. • Neither the beaker H , nor the chopper bowl (c) is microwave-proof. Description A B C D E F G H I J K Motor part On/off switch for variable speed On/off switch for turbo speed Quick release buttons Variable speed regulator Blender shaft Wall mount Measuring beaker with airtight lid Whisk gear box Whisk Chopper Setting the speed When activating the on/off switch B , the processing speed corresponds to the setting of the variable speed regulator E . The higher the setting, the faster the chopping results. However, maximum processing speed can only be achieved by pressing the turbo switch C . You may also use the turbo switch for instant powerful pulses without having to adjust the variable speed regulator. Depending on the application, we recommend the following speed settings: Handblender 1...turbo Chopper 1...turbo Whisk 2...4 How to operate your handblender The handblender is perfectly suited for preparing dips, sauces, soups, mayonnaise and baby food as well as for mixing drinks and milk shakes. 1. Insert the motor part A into the blender shaft F until it locks into place. 2. Position the handblender deep in the container being used to prepare your food or drink, then press the on/off switch B or the on/off turbo switch C to begin. 3. To release the blender shaft after use, press the release knobs D and pull it off. You can operate the handblender in the measuring beaker or in any other container. When blending directly in the saucepan while cooking, remove the pan from the burner first to protect your handblender from overheating. How to operate your whisk Use the whisk only for whipping cream, beating egg whites and mixing instant puddings. 1. Insert the whisk J into the whisk gear box I , then insert the motor part A into the gear box until it locks into place. 2. Place the whisk in a bowl before pressing the on/off switch B to turn on the whisk. 3. To release the wisk, press the release knobs D and pull off the gear box. Then pull the whisk out of the gear box. For best results: • Use a wide container. • Only whip up to 400 ml (14 oz) chilled cream at one time. • Only whip up to 4 egg whites at one time. • Move the whisk clockwise when mixing ingredients. How to operate your chopper attachment (a) Chopper gear box (b) Blade (c) Chopper bowl (d) Anti-slip base/lid a b c d The chopper is perfectly suited for chopping meat, cheese, onions, herbs, garlic, carrots, walnuts, hazelnuts, almonds etc. For chopping hard foods (e.g. parmesan cheese, chocolate), use the on/off turbo switch C . N.B.: Do not chop extremely hard food, such as ice cubes, nutmeg or coffee beans. Before chopping... • cut meat, cheese, onions, garlic, carrots into small pieces (see table page 3) • remove stems from herbs, shell nuts • remove bones and gristle from meat. 1. Caution: Carefully remove the plastic cover from the blade. The blade is very sharp! Always hold it by the upper plastic part. Place the blade on the center pin of the chopper bowl (c). Press it straight down until it locks into place. Always place the chopper bowl on the anti-slip base (d). 2. Place the food in the chopper bowl. 3. Put the gear box (a) on the chopper bowl. 4. Insert the motor part A into gear box (a) until it locks into place. 5. Press either switch B or C to operate the chopper. During processing, hold the motor part with one hand and the chopper bowl with the other. 6. After use, press the release knobs D to detach the motor part. 7. Then remove the gear box. 8. Carefully take out the blade. 9. Then remove the processed food from the chopper bowl. The anti-slip base also serves as an airtight lid for the chopper bowl. Cleaning Wipe the motor part A and the whisk gear box I with a damp cloth only. The chopper gear box (a) may be rinsed under the tap. Do not immerse the gear box (a) in water. All other parts can be cleaned in the dishwasher. However, after processing very salty food, you should rinse the blades right away. Use the recommended amount of soap and rinse agent specified by the dishwasher’s manufacturer. When processing foods with color (e.g. carrots), the plastic parts of the appliance may become discolored. Wipe these parts with vegetable oil before placing them in the dishwasher. Accessories (available at your retailer or at Braun Service Centers; however not in every country) BC-5000: Chopper attachment, perfectly suited for chopping large quantities as well as for preparing shakes, and batters and crushing ice cubes. HC-5000: High-speed chopper, ideal for herbs,...