Philips HR7766/13 User manual

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Congratulations on your purchase and welcome to Philips! To fully benet from the support that

Philips offers, register your product at www.philips.com/welcome.

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 Motor unit

 Cord storage bracket

 Control knob

- PULSE = pulse setting

- O = Off

- 1 = low speed

- 2 = high speed

 Safety lock

 Screw cap

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 Jar

 Lid

 Stopper

 Filter

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 Gear housing

 Balloon beater

 Protective cover

 Kneading accessory

 Blade unit

 Tool holder

 Bowl

 Adjustable slicing disc (slicing insert, carrier and adjusting knob)

 Fine/medium shredding disc

 Granulating disc

 French fries disc

 Safety lock activator

 Lid

 Feeding tube

 Pusher

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 Feeding tube

 Lid

 Sieve

 Clamp

 Pulp container

 Spout

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 Safety lock activator

 Release button

 Gear housing

 Cutter housing

 Worm shaft

 Cutter unit

 Screw ring

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 Medium grinding disc, 4mm dia.

 Coarse grinding disc, 8mm dia.

 Separator

 Sausage horn

 Pusher

 Tray

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Read this user manual carefully before you use the appliance and save it for future reference.

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- Never immerse the motor unit or the gear housing of the meat mincer in water or any other

liquid, nor rinse it under the tap. Use only a moist cloth to clean the motor unit.

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- Check if the voltage indicated on the appliance corresponds to the local mains voltage before

you connect the appliance.

- Never connect this appliance to a timer switch in order to avoid a hazardous situation.

- If the mains cord is damaged, you must have it replaced by Philips, a service centre authorised by

Philips or similarly qualied persons in order to avoid a hazard.

- Do not use the appliance if the plug, the mains cord or other parts are damaged.

- Never use the blender, food processor bowl, juicer or meat mincer to switch the appliance on

and off.

- Never let the appliance run unattended.

- This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical,

sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given

supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their

safety.

- Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.

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- Always unplug the appliance before you assemble, disassemble or make adjustments to any of

the parts.

- Always switch off the appliance by turning the control knob to O.

- Never use any accessories or parts from other manufacturers or that Philips does

not specically recommend. If you use such accessories or parts, your guarantee becomes

invalid.

- Do not exceed the top level indication on the jar and the bowl.

- You can only use the food processor bowl and the meat mincer when the screw cap instead of

the blender jar is screwed onto the motor unit.

- Certain ingredients may cause discolourations on the surface of the parts. This does not have a

negative effect on the parts. The discolourations usually disappear after some time.

- This appliance is intended for household use only.

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- If the blade unit gets stuck, unplug the appliance before you remove the ingredients that block

the blade unit.

- Do not touch the cutting edges of the blade unit and the discs when you handle or clean them.

They are very sharp and you could easily cut your ngers on them.

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- If food sticks to the wall of the bowl, switch off the appliance and unplug it. Then use a spatula to

remove the food from the wall.

- Never ll the bowl with ingredients hotter than 80ºC.

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- Do not touch the cutting edges of the blades when you handle or clean the blender jar. They

are very sharp and you could easily cut your ngers on them.

- Never reach into the blender jar with your ngers or an object while the appliance is running.

- If the blades get stuck, unplug the appliance before you remove the ingredients that block the

blades.

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- Never ll the blender jar with ingredients hotter than 80ºC.

- To prevent spillage, do not put more than 1.5 litres of liquid in the blender jar, especially when

you process at a high speed. Do not put more than 1 litre in the blender jar when you process

hot liquids or ingredients that tend to foam.

- If food sticks to the wall of the blender jar, switch off the appliance and unplug it. Then use a

spatula to remove the food from the wall.

- Always make sure the lid is closed and the stopper is inserted in the lid before you switch on

the appliance.

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- Never overload the lter. Do not ll the lter beyond its metal part.

- Cut fruit into smaller pieces before you put it in the lter.

- Soak dried ingredients, such as soy beans, before you put them in the lter.

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- Never reach into the feeding tube with your ngers or an object while the appliance is running.

Only use the pusher for this purpose.

- If you detect cracks in the sieve or if the sieve is damaged in any way, do not use the appliance

anymore and contact the nearest Philips service centre.

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- Only use the juicer when the lid is properly locked with the clamp.

- Only unlock the lid after you have switched off the appliance and the sieve has stopped rotating.

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- Do not attempt to grind bones or other hard items with the meat mincer.

- Do not touch the cutting edges of the cutter unit when you handle or clean it. They are very

sharp and you could easily cut your ngers on them.

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- Never use the cutter unit of the meat mincer in combination with the separator and sausage

horn.

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This Philips appliance complies with all standards regarding electromagnetic elds (EMF). If handled

properly and according to the instructions in this user manual, the appliance is safe to use based on

scientic evidence available today.

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This appliance is equipped with a thermal safety cut-out that automatically cuts off the power supply

to the appliance in case of overheating.

If the appliance stops running:

1 Remove the mains plug from the wall socket.

2 Let the appliance cool down for 1 hour.

3 Put the mains plug back into the wall socket.

4 Switch on the appliance again.

Please contact your Philips dealer or an authorised Philips service centre if the thermal safety

cut-out is activated too often.

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This feature ensures that you can only switch on the appliance if you have assembled the blender

jar, the bowl or the meat mincer correctly on the motor unit. If the blender, food processor, juicer

or meat mincer is assembled correctly (see chapter ‘Using the appliance’), the built-in safety lock will

be unlocked.

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Thoroughly clean the parts that come into contact with food before you use the appliance for the

rst time (see chapter ‘Cleaning’).

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1 Place the screw cap on the motor unit (1) and turn it clockwise to x it (2) (Fig. 2).

2 Put the bowl on the motor unit (1) and turn it clockwise to x it (2) (Fig. 3).

3 Put the tool holder with the desired accessory in the bowl (blade unit, kneading accessory,

balloon beater or one of the discs). See the appropriate section below.

4 When you use the blade unit, the kneading accessory or the balloon beater, put the

ingredients to be processed in the bowl.

5 Put the lid on the bowl (1). Turn the lid clockwise (2) to x it (‘click’) (Fig. 4).

Make sure that the dot on the lid and the dot on the bowl are directly opposite each other. The

projection of the lid completes the shape of the handgrip.

6 When you use one of the discs, add the ingredients through the feeding tube and push them

down with the pusher.

7 Turn the control knob to speed 1 or 2 to switch on the appliance. (Fig. 5)

To process ingredients very briey, turn the control knob to PULSE one or more times.

8 When you have nished processing, turn the control knob to O to switch off the appliance.

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- Use the feeding tube to add liquid and/or solid ingredients. (Fig. 6)

- Use the pusher to push solid ingredients down the feeding tube. (Fig. 7)

You can also use the pusher to close the feeding tube. This prevents ingredients from escaping

through the feeding tube.

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You can use the blade unit to chop, mix, blend or puree ingredients.

1 Remove the protective cover from the blade (Fig. 8).

The cutting edges are very sharp. Do not touch them.

2 Put the blade unit on the tool holder and put the tool holder in the bowl (Fig. 9).

3 Put the ingredients in the bowl. Pre-cut large pieces of food into pieces of approx. 3 x 3 x

3cm. Put the lid on the bowl.

4 Put the pusher in the feeding tube.

5 Set the control knob to speed 2 to switch on the appliance.

- The process continues until you set the control to O.

- To process ingredients briey, turn the control knob to PULSE one or more times.

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- When you chop onions, turn the control knob to PULSE a few times to prevent the onions

from becoming too nely chopped.

- Do not let the appliance run too long when you chop (hard) cheese or chocolate. Otherwise

these ingredients become too hot, start to melt and turn lumpy.

- Do not use the blade to chop very hard ingredients like coffee beans, turmeric, nutmeg and ice

cubes, as this may cause the blade to get blunt.

- The standard processing time for all chopping jobs is 30-60 seconds.

- If food sticks to the blade or to the wall of the bowl, switch off the appliance and unplug it. Then

use a spatula to remove the food from the blade or from the wall of the bowl.

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Never process hard ingredients like ice cubes with the discs.

The cutting edges of the discs are very sharp. Do not touch them.

1 Put the tool holder in the bowl (Fig. 10).

2 Place the desired disc on top of the tool holder (Fig. 11).

3 Assemble the lid onto the bowl.

4 Put the ingredients in the feeding tube.

- Pre-cut large ingredients into chunks that t in the feeding tube.

- Fill the feeding tube evenly for the best results.

- When you have to process a large amount of ingredients, process small batches and empty the

bowl between batches.

5 Set the control knob to speed 1 to switch on the appliance.

- The process continues until you set the control knob to O.

6 Press the pusher lightly onto the ingredients in the feeding tube.

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The adjustable slicing disc has a very sharp cutting edge. Do not touch the cutting edge.

1 Insert the slicing insert into the top of the carrier (Fig. 12).

2 Insert the knob into the bottom of the carrier (1) and turn it anticlockwise to x it

(2) (Fig. 13).

3 Turn the adjusting knob to set the slicing disc to the slicing thickness you prefer (Fig. 14).

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- When you shred or granulate soft ingredients, do not run the appliance at speed 2 to prevent

the ingredients from turning into puree.

- Do not use the discs to process chocolate. Only use the blade for this purpose.

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You can use the kneading accessory to knead yeast dough for bread and pizzas.

The standard processing time for all kneading jobs is 30-180 seconds.

1 Put the kneading accessory on the tool holder. (Fig. 15)

2 Put the tool holder with the kneading accessory in the bowl. (Fig. 16)

Note: Always put the tool holder with the kneading accessory in the bowl before you add the ingredients.

3 Put the ingredients in the bowl.

4 Assemble the lid onto the bowl and insert the pusher into the lid.

5 Set the control knob to speed 1 to switch on the appliance.

- The process continues until you set the control knob to O.

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You can use the balloon beater to whip cream and to whisk eggs, egg whites, instant pudding,

mayonnaise, sponge cake mixture and other soft ingredients.

1 Put the tool holder in the bowl (Fig. 17).

2 Put the balloon beater on top of the tool holder (Fig. 18).

3 Put the ingredients in the bowl.

4 Assemble the lid onto the bowl and insert the pusher into the lid.

5 Set the control knob to speed 2 to switch on the appliance.

- The process continues until you set the control knob to O.

6 Always clean the balloon beater after use.

See chapter cleaning for instructions on how to take the balloon beater apart and how to clean it.

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- Do not use the balloon beater to prepare cake mixtures with butter or margarine or to knead

dough. Use the kneading accessory for these jobs.

- Make sure the bowl and the balloon beater are dry and free from grease when you whisk egg

whites. Make sure the egg whites are at room temperature.

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The blender is intended for:

- Blending uids, e.g. dairy products, sauces, fruit juices, soups, mixed drinks, shakes.

- Mixing soft ingredients, e.g. pancake batter or mayonnaise.

- Pureeing cooked ingredients, e.g. for making baby food.

1 Turn the screw cap anticlockwise (1) and remove it from the motor unit (2) (Fig. 19).

2 Place the blender jar on the motor unit (1) and turn it clockwise to x it (2). The handle has

to point to the left (Fig. 20).

Do not exert too much pressure on the handle of the blender jar.

3 Put the ingredients in the blender jar (Fig. 21).

Never ll the blender jar with ingredients hotter than 80ºC.

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To avoid spillage, never ll the jar above the maximum level indication, particularly not when you

blend hot liquids.

4 Close the lid and insert the stopper into the lid.

5 Select speed 2 to switch on the appliance.

- The blender continues to run until you set the control knob to O.

Never put your hand or any object in the jar while the blender is running.

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- While the appliance is running, you can put liquid or solid ingredients in the blender jar through

the opening in the lid (Fig. 22).

- The longer you let the appliance run, the ner the blending result will be.

- Pre-cut solid ingredients into smaller pieces before you put them in the blender jar. If you want

to prepare a large quantity, process small batches of ingredients instead of a large quantity at

once.

- To crush ice cubes, put the cubes in the jar, close the lid and turn the control knob to the pulse

setting a few times.

- Some ingredients, e.g. fruits, are easier to blend if you add some liquid e.g. lemon juice.

- When you blend soup, use cooked ingredients.

- If you are not satised with the results, turn the control knob to the pulse setting a few times to

let the appliance run briey. You can also try to get a better result by stirring the ingredients with

a spatula (not while the blender is running), or by pouring out some of the contents in order to

process a smaller amount.

- When you process a liquid that is hot or tends to foam (e.g. milk), do not put more than 1 litre

in the blender jar to avoid spillage.

- If food sticks to the wall of the blender jar, switch off the appliance and unplug it. Then use a

spatula to remove the food from the wall.

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You can use the lter to obtain extra nely blended sauces, fresh fruit juices or soy milk. All pips and

skins remain in the lter.

1 Put the lter in the blender jar (Fig. 23).

Make sure the lter ts properly on the bottom of the jar.

2 Close the lid to x the lter.

3 Put the ingredients in the lter (Fig. 24).

Never ll the lter beyond its metal part. Do not use the lter to process hot ingredients.

4 Pour water or another liquid (milk, juice, etc.) into the blender jar.

5 Put the stopper in the lid. (Fig. 25)

6 Select speed 2 to switch on the appliance.

7 When you have nished processing, set the control knob to O.

Leave the lid closed, leave the stopper in the lid and leave the lter in the jar.

8 Remove the blender jar from the motor unit. Pour out the drink through the spout of the

blender jar (Fig. 26).

9 For optimal results, put the jar with the remaining ingredients (and some liquid, if necessary)

back onto the appliance and let it run for a few more seconds.

10 Pour out the rest of the drink.

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- When you process a large quantity, we advise you not to put all the ingredients in the lter at

the same time. Start to process a small quantity and let the appliance run for a few seconds.

Then switch off the appliance and add another small quantity. Repeat this procedure until you

have processed all the ingredients. Always keep the lid closed during processing.

- To get the best result when you make fruit juices and cocktails, add approx. 300ml water to

150g fruit. You can also use other liquids, e.g. to make cocktails.

- Soak hard ingredients, e.g. soy beans, before you process them.

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You can use the juicer to prepare fresh fruit juices. Pulp, pips and skins are removed from the juice.

1 Turn the screw cap anticlockwise (1) and remove it from the motor unit (Fig. 27).

2 Place the pulp container on the motor unit (Fig. 28).

3 Insert the sieve (Fig. 29).

Always check the sieve before use. Do not use the sieve if you notice any damage like cracks,

crazes or a loose grating disc.

4 Put the lid on the pulp container and fasten the clamp (Fig. 30).

Make sure the lid is properly locked.

5 Pre-cut large ingredients into chunks that t in the feeding tube.

6 Put a glass or jar under the spout (Fig. 31)

7 Select speed 2 to switch on the appliance.

8 Put the ingredients in the feeding tube. Push down the ingredients with the pusher.

Keep the pusher in the feeding tube as much as possible to avoid splashing.

Never use your ngers or an object (e.g. a spatula) to push ingredients down the feeding tube

while the appliance is running. Only use the pusher for this purpose.

9 When you have nished processing, set the control knob to O.

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- If the pulp container becomes full during processing, switch off the appliance and wait until the

sieve stops rotating. Unfasten the clamp and remove the lid. Remove the sieve. Remove the pulp

container from the motor unit and empty it. Clean the sieve. Reassemble the juicer and switch it

on again.

- You do not have to remove thin peels or skins. Only remove peels you would not eat, e.g. those

of oranges, pineapples and uncooked beetroots.

- Always use fresh fruits and vegetables. They contain more juice.

- Leaves and leaf stalks of for instance lettuce can also be processed in the juicer.

- Remove the stone of fruit with large stones such as cherries, plums, peaches, apricots.

- Apple juice turns brown very quickly. You can slow down this process by adding a few drops of

lemon juice.

- You can use the pulp of carrots, beetroots, cabbage and spinach as the basis for soups and

sauces. Boil the pulp and add some herbs. Puree the pulp in the blender. You can use tomato

pulp to make tomato paste.

- Firm fruits that contain a lot of starch, such as bananas, papayas, avocados, gs and mangoes, are

not suitable for processing in the juicer. Use the blender to process these fruits.

- The juicer is not suitable for processing very hard and/or brous fruits or vegetables such as

sugar cane.

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You can use the meat mincer to mince meat and to make sausages.

1 Screw the screw cap onto the motor unit (Fig. 32).

2 Place the gear housing on the motor unit (1) and turn it clockwise to x it (2)

(‘click’) (Fig. 33).

3 Place the cutter housing on the gear housing (1) and turn it anticlockwise to x it

(2) (Fig. 34).

4 Insert the worm shaft into the cutter housing (Fig. 35).

5 Place the cutter unit onto the worm shaft. The cutting edges have to point outwards (Fig. 36).

6 Place the medium grinding disc or coarse grinding disc (depending on the consistency you

prefer) onto the worm shaft (Fig. 37).

Make sure the holes of the grinding disc t around the projections of the cutter housing.

7 Place the screw ring on the cutter housing (1) and turn it clockwise to x it (2) (Fig. 38).

8 Place the tray on the upright part of the cutter housing (Fig. 39).

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1 Cut the meat into 10cm-long, 2cm-thick strips.

2 Use lean meat. Remove bones, pieces of gristle and sinews as much as possible.

Never use frozen meat!

3 Select speed 1 to switch on the appliance.

4 Put the meat in the tray. Use the pusher to gently push the meat into the cutter

housing (Fig. 40).

- For steak tartare, mince the meat twice with the medium grinding disc.

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1 Mince the meat.

2 Unplug the appliance and remove the screw ring after you have nished mincing.

3 Remove grinding disc and the cutter unit.

Note: Leave the worm shaft in the cutter housing.

4 Place the separator onto the worm shaft (Fig. 41).

5 Place the sausage horn on the cutter housing (1) and screw the screw ring clockwise onto

the cutter housing (2) (Fig. 42).

The appliance is now ready for making sausages.

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- Put the sausage skin in lukewarm water for 10 minutes. Then slide the wet skin onto the sausage

horn. Push the (seasoned) minced meat into the cutter housing.

- If the skin gets stuck onto the sausage horn, wet it with some water.

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Note: The cleaning table at the front of this booklet gives an overview of how all parts of the appliance

have to be cleaned.

1 Make sure the appliance is switched off and unplugged.

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2 Clean the motor unit and the gear housing of the meat mincer with a moist cloth.

Never immerse the motor unit and the gear housing of the meat mincer in water nor rinse it

under the tap.

3 Clean the parts that have come into contact with food in hot water with some washing-up

liquid immediately after use.

Clean the blade unit of the food processor, the discs, the slicing insert of the adjustable slicing

disc and the cutter unit of the meat mincer very carefully. The cutting edges are very sharp.

Note: All parts, except the motor unit and the parts of the meat mincer, can also be cleaned in

the dishwasher.

- Make sure that the cutting edges of the blades and the discs do not come into contact with

hard objects. This could cause them to become blunt.

- You can disassemble the balloon beater for more thorough cleaning (see section ‘Balloon beater’

in this chapter).

- To remove the lid of the blender jar, open it and then pull it upwards. Only remove the lid for

cleaning purposes. (Fig. 44)

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1 Pour lukewarm water (not more than 0.5 litres) and some washing-up liquid into the blender

jar (Fig. 45).

2 Close the lid and insert the stopper into the lid.

3 Turn the control knob to PULSE a few times.

4 Detach the blender jar and rinse it with clean water.

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Always clean the balloon beater immediately after use.

You can disassemble the balloon beater for thorough cleaning.

1 Pull the beater out of the gear housing. (Fig. 46)

2 Pull the latch sideways to open the gear housing (Fig. 47).

3 Take out the two gearwheels (Fig. 48)

4 Clean all parts in hot water with some washing-up liquid or in the dishwasher.

5 Insert the beater.

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1 Insert the small gearwheel into the housing. Then insert the larger gearwheel.

2 Snap the bottom housing part onto the top part. Make sure both ends snap home with a

click. (Fig. 49)

3 Insert the beater into the gear housing

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1 Turn the adjusting knob clockwise (1) and remove it from the disc (2). (Fig. 50)

2 Remove the slicing insert from the disc.

3 Clean all parts in hot water with some washing-up liquid or in the dishwasher.

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The parts of the meat mincer are not dishwasher-proof!

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1 To remove any meat left behind in the cutter housing, pass pieces of bread through the

cutter housing.

2 Switch off the appliance and unplug it.

3 Remove the pusher and the tray (Fig. 51).

4 Screw the screw ring anticlockwise (1) and remove it (2). Also remove the grinding disc, the

cutter unit and the worm shaft. (Fig. 52)

5 Press the release button (1), turn the cutter housing clockwise (2) and remove it from the

gear housing (3) (Fig. 53).

6 Turn the gear housing anticlockwise (1) and lift it off the motor unit (2) (Fig. 54).

7 Clean all parts that have come into contact with meat with hot water and some washing-up

liquid immediately after use (Fig. 55).

8 Rinse them with clean hot water and dry them immediately with a tea towel.

9 Lubricate the discs and the worm shaft with some vegetable oil before you store them.

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The appliance comes with a pulp container that allows you to store the parts of the appliance in an

organised way.

1 Put the kneading accessory, the adjustable slicing disc and the shredding disc in the storage

box (Fig. 56).

2 Put the French fries disc in the storage box and t the balloon beater on top of the tool

holder.

3 Put the blade unit on top of the balloon beater. (Fig. 57)

4 Put the granulating disc on top of the blade unit. (Fig. 58)

5 Remove the screw cap from the motor unit and assemble the pulp container with the sieve

onto the motor unit.

Note: You can store the screw cap in the storage box or in the blender jar.

6 Place the storage box in the pulp container (Fig. 59).

7 Assemble the lid on the pulp container and insert the pusher of the juicer into the

lid (Fig. 60).

8 Wind the mains cord round the bracket on the back of the motor unit (Fig. 61).

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Do not throw away the appliance with the normal household waste at the end of its life, but hand it

in at an ofcial collection point for recycling. By doing this, you help to preserve the environment.

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If you need service or information or if you have a problem, please visit the Philips website at

www.philips.com or contact the Philips Consumer Care Centre in your country (you nd its phone

number in the worldwide guarantee leaet). If there is no Consumer Care Centre in your country,

go to your local Philips dealer.

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This chapter summarises the most common problems you could encounter with the appliance. If

you are unable to solve the problem with the information below, contact the Consumer Care

Centre in your country.

Problem Solution

The appliance does

not go on when I turn

the control knob to

PULSE or to speed 1

or 2.

Make sure the food processor, blender jar, juicer or meat mincer is

assembled properly (‘click’). If you are not using the food processor, the

juicer or the meat mincer, make sure the screw cap is assembled

correctly on the motor unit. If you are using the blender jar, make sure

the rib on the blender jar is directly opposite the print on the motor

housing. If you are using the food processor, make sure that the dots

indicated on the bowl and lid are directly opposite each other and the

dot on the bowl is directly opposite the dot on the motor unit. If all

parts are assembled correctly, the appliance starts to operate when you

turn the control knob to PULSE or to speed 1 or 2.

The

appliance suddenly

stops running.

The thermal safety cut-out has probably cut off the power supply to the

appliance because the appliance has overheated. 1) Turn the control

knob to O to switch off the appliance. Unplug the appliance. 2) Let the

appliance cool down for 1 hour. 3) Put the mains plug in the socket. 4)

Switch on the appliance again.

Both the blender jar

and the food

processor bowl are

attached, but only the

blender works.

If both the blender and the food processor are assembled correctly onto

the motor unit, only the blender works. If you want to use the food

processor, remove the blender from the motor unit and screw the screw

cap onto the motor unit.

The balloon beater or

kneading accessory

does not turn.

Make sure the balloon beater or kneading accessory is assembled

properly onto the tool holder. Also make sure the food processor bowl

and the lid are assembled properly (‘click’).

The meat looks as if it

has been ‘pressed

through’ rather than

minced.

Make sure the cutting edges of the cutter unit point outwards.

The meat mincer does

not work.

Make sure the gear housing and the cutter housing are assembled

properly (‘click’).

I cannot place the

cutter unit properly in

the cutter housing.

Unscrew the screw ring a little and then place the cutter unit and the

grinding disc properly onto the worm shaft. Then screw the screw ring

properly onto the cutter housing.

The meat mincing

result is too coarse.

You used the medium grinding disc. Use the ne one. Mince the meat

again to get a ner result.

The metal parts of the

meat mincer look

rusty.

You have probably cleaned these parts in the dishwasher. You have to

clean all parts of the meat mincer by hand and dry them immediately

with a tea towel.

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Problem Solution

The sieve of the juicer

is damaged.

If the sieve is damaged, do not use the juicer anymore. Contact the

Philips Consumer Care Centre in your country (you nd its phone

number in the worldwide guarantee leaet) to order a new sieve. If

there is no Consumer Care Centre in your country, go to your local

Philips dealer.

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This recipe can only be prepared with the lter. After you have processed one batch, always let the

appliance cool down to room temperature before you process the next batch.

Ingredients:

- 120g dried soy beans

- 1200ml water

1 Soak the soy beans for 4 hours before you process them. Set them aside to drain.

2 Put the soaked soy beans in the lter. Pour 1200ml of water into the blender jar and blend

for 15 seconds.

3 Pour the soy milk into a pan.

4 Bring the soy milk to the boil, then add sugar to taste and leave to simmer until all the sugar

has melted.

5 Serve hot or cold.

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Ingredients:

- 300g apples

- 300g carrots

- 300g white grapes

- 300g oranges

1 Cut the apples and carrots into pieces that t into the feeding tube of the juicer.

2 Peel the oranges and cut them into chunks that t into the feeding tube of the juicer.

3 Assemble the juicer and juice all the ingredients.

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Ingredients for the dough:

- 140g soft butter

- 110g icing sugar

- 140g chocolate

- 6 egg whites

- 6 egg yolks

- 110g granulated sugar

- 140g wheat our

- 1 sachet baking our

Filling:

- 200g apricot jam

Icing:

- 125ml water

- 300g sugar

- 250g grated chocolate

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Garnish:

- Whipped cream

1 Heat the oven to 160°C.

2 Use the blade unit in the food processor bowl to cream the butter with the icing sugar.

3 Melt the chocolate and mix it in.

4 Add the egg yolks to the mixture one by one and mix until creamy.

5 Use the balloon beater in the food processor bowl to whisk the egg whites and granulated

sugar until stiff and foamy. Stir the egg white foam gently into the mixture.

6 Put the cake mixture into a greased spring-release baking tin (24cm). Bake for one hour at

160°C.

Note: Leave the over door slightly ajar during the rst 15 minutes.

7 Let the cake cool down in the baking tin for a while. Then turn it out onto a wire rack to let

it cool further.

8 Cut the cake horizontally in half. Spread one half with part of the apricot jam and put the top

half onto the bottom half again.

9 Heat the rest of the apricot jam until syrupy and spread it over top of the cake.

10 Prepare the icing. Boil the water, add the sugar and chocolate and cook over low heat. Stir

continuously until the icing has a smooth and spreadable consistency. Spread the icing on top

of the cake and let it cool down.

11 Serve the cake with some whipped cream.

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