Kenwood HDM800SI Owner's manual

Category
Blenders
Type
Owner's manual
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instructions
istruzioni
instrucciones
Bedienungsanleitungen
gebruiksaanwijzing
TYPE HDM80
safety
l
Read these instructions carefully and retain
for future reference.
l
Remove all packaging and any labels.
l
Never touch the blades while the machine
is plugged in.
l
Keep fingers, hair, clothing and utensils
away from moving parts.
l
Unplug after use and before changing
attachments.
l
Never blend hot oil or fat.
l
For safest use it is recommended to let hot
liquids cool to room temperature before
blending.
l
Never use a damaged hand blender. Get it
checked or repaired: see ‘service and
customer care’.
l
Never put the power handle in water or let
the cord or plug get wet - you could get an
electric shock.
l
Never let the cord touch hot surfaces or
hang down where a child could grab it.
l
Never use an unauthorised attachment.
l
Always disconnect the hand blender from
the power supply if it is left unattended and
before assembling, disassembling or
cleaning.
l
Appliances can be used by persons with
reduced physical, sensory or mental
capabilities or lack of experience and
knowledge if they have been given
supervision or instruction concerning use of
the appliance in a safe way and if they
understand the hazards involved.
l
Misuse of your appliance can result in
injury.
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5
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B
C
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bk
bl
bn
bo
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2
bp
bq
br
bs
bt
ck
cl
cm
cp
cocn
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E
2
G
This appliance shall not be used by
children. Keep the appliance and its cord
out of reach of children.
G
Children should be supervised to ensure
that they do not play with the appliance.
G
Only use the appliance for its intended
domestic use. Kenwood will not accept
any liability if the appliance is subject to
improper use, or failure to comply with
these instructions.
G
The maximum rating is based on the
attachment that draws the greatest load.
Other attachments may draw less power.
important
G
With heavy mixtures to ensure long life of
your machine, do not use your hand
blender for longer than 50 seconds in any
4 minute period.
G
Do not use the whisk or frother/foaming
attachments for longer than 3 minutes in
any 10 minute period.
chopper attachment
G
Do not touch the sharp blades.
G
Remove the chopper blade before
emptying the bowl.
G
Never remove the cover until the chopper
blade has completely stopped.
G
Always hold the chopper blade by the
finger grip away from the cutting blades,
both when handling and cleaning.
3
before plugging in
G
Make sure your electricity supply is
the same as the one shown on the
hand blender.
G
This appliance conforms to EC
directive 2004/108/EC on
Electromagnetic Compatibility and
EC regulation no. 1935/2004 of
27/10/2004 on materials intended
for contact with food.
4
b
efore using for the first
t
ime
G
Throw away the blade covers from
t
he Triblade™ and the chopper
b
lade as they are to protect the
blade during manufacture and
t
ransit only. Take care as the
b
lades are very sharp.
G
Wash all parts - see “care and
cleaning”.
key
hand blender
1
variable speed control
2
ON button
3
Turbo button
4
power handle
5
blender shaft with fixed triblade.
6
blade cover
beaker (if supplied)
7
beaker lid
8
beaker
9
rubber ring base
AA
S
OUP XL PRO (if supplied)
bk
s
oup XL PRO
bl
blade cover
BB
whisk (if supplied)
bm
whisk collar
bn
w
ire whisk
CC
f
rother/foaming tool (if
supplied)
bo
frother/foaming tool
DD
chopper (if supplied)
bp
chopper cover
bq
finger grip
br
chopper blade
bs
bowl
bt
rubber ring base
ck
bowl lid
EE
Metal masherpro™ (if
supplied)
cl
masher collar
cm
masher shaft
cn
fine screen
co
coarse screen
cp
masher paddle
recommended usage chart
Ingredient/
recipe
Container Speed
Processing
Time
Max
Capacity
Hand blender
Soups 2 litre saucepan Turbo 25 secs 1 litre
Mayonnaise 1 litre beaker Turbo 45-60 secs
4 Eggs
600ml Oil
Baby Food 1 litre beaker Turbo 30-40 secs 300g
Smoothies/
Milkshakes
1 litre beaker Turbo 30 secs 800ml
Soup XL PRO
Soups 4 litre saucepan Turbo 25 secs 2 litre
Whisk
Egg Whites Large glass bowl Turbo 2-3 mins 4 (150g)
Cream Large glass bowl Turbo 2-2 ½ mins 400ml
Chopper attachment
Meat Chopper bowl Turbo 10-15 secs 250g
Herbs Chopper bowl Turbo 5-10 secs 30g
Nuts Chopper bowl Turbo 10-15 secs 200g
Bread Chopper bowl Turbo 5-10 secs 1 slice
Onions Chopper bowl Pulse 200g
Biscuits Chopper bowl Turbo 15 secs 140g
Pate Chopper bowl Turbo 5-10 secs 150g
5
recommended usage chart
I
ngredient/
recipe
Container Speed
P
rocessing
Time 6
M
ax
Capacity
M
etal Masher Pro – Coarse Screen
Cooked
vegetables
(potatoes, swede,
c
arrots and yams)
Large saucepan/
Large bowl
m
inimum
3
0-40 secs
6
00-800g
Metal Masher Pro – Fine Screen
Cooked Potatoes
Large saucepan/
Large bowl
minimum 30-40 secs 600-800g
Soft Fruits
Raspberries
Apricots
Large bowl
1 litre saucepan
minimum
minimum
30-40 secs
30-40 secs
500g
400g
(softened
in water)
Frother/foaming Tool
Cold Milk 1 litre beaker minimum 15-20 secs 400ml
Warm Milk - heated
in saucepan until
simmering
1 litre beaker minimum 15-20 secs 300ml
(Cold skimmed milk produces the best froth)
Fruit based foam 1 litre beaker minimum 30 secs (200g Fruit
Puree +
200ml
water)
to use the hand blender
G
You can blend soups, sauces, milk
shakes, mayonnaise and baby
food etc.
for beaker blending (if
beaker supplied)
G
Fit the rubber ring base
9
on the
bottom of the beaker. (This stops
the beaker sliding on the worktop).
G
Do not fill the beaker more than
2
3
full.
G
After blending you can fit the lid
7
to the top of the beaker.
Note
If no beaker is supplied in your
pack, select a suitably sized
container. We would recommend a
tall, straight sided vessel with a
diameter slightly larger than the
foot of the hand blender to allow
movement of the ingredients but
tall enough to prevent splashing.
for saucepan blending
G
For safest use it is recommended
to take the pan off the heat and let
hot liquids cool to room
temperature before blending.
G
Use the soup XL PRO (if supplied)
to quickly process soups etc.,
directly in the saucepan.
Alternatively use the hand blender.
G
Do not use the soup blender
to process uncooked
vegetables.
1 Remove the blade cover
6
or
bl
from the end of the blender
shaft/soup XL PRO.
2 Fit the power handle inside the
blender shaft
1
and turn
clockwise to lock.
3 Plug in.
6 This is for guidance only and will vary depending on the exact recipe and
ingredients being processed.
4
Place the food into the beaker or a
similar container, then holding the
b
eaker steady:
S
elect the required speed using the
variable speed control then press
t
he ON button.
S
elect a low speed for slower
blending and to minimise splashing
a
nd a higher speed or Turbo for
f
aster blending (refer to
recommended usage chart).
G
To avoid splashing, place the
blade in the food before
switching on.
G
Do not let liquid get above the join
between the power handle and
blender shaft.
G
Move the blade through the food
and use a mashing or stirring
action to incorporate the mixture.
G
Your hand blender is not
suitable for ice crushing.
G
If your blender gets blocked,
unplug before clearing.
5 After use release the ON or Turbo
button. Unplug and turn the power
handle anticlockwise to remove the
blender shaft from the power
handle.
BB
to use the whisk
G
You can whip light ingredients such
as egg whites; cream and instant
desserts.
G
Do not whisk heavier mixtures such
as fat and sugar - you’ll damage
the whisk.
1 Push the wire whisk into the whisk
collar
2
.
2 Fit the power handle to the whisk
collar, turn clockwise to lock.
3 Place your food in a bowl.
4 Plug in and press the ON button.
To whisk on a faster speed, select
a higher speed or press the Turbo
button. Move the whisk clockwise.
To reduce splashing, select a low
speed then press the ON button.
G
Do not let liquid get above the
whisk wires.
5 After use release the ON or Turbo
button, unplug and dismantle.
CC
t
o use frother/foaming
tool (if supplied)
G
Never add ingredients whilst the
a
ppliance is operating.
G
Take care when blending hot
liquids, do not process more than
3
00mls in the beaker.
G
Do not process more than 400mls
of cold milk in the beaker as it may
overflow as it froths and thickens.
1 Fit the frother/foaming tool shaft to
the power handle. Turn the power
handle clockwise to lock.
2 Start mixing on a low speed and
increase the speed if required.
hints
G
To avoid splashing place the
frother/foaming tool in the
food to be processed before
switching on. Always ensure
that the bottom of the
frother/foaming tool is fully
submersed in the ingredients
whilst processing.
G
Always add the liquid ingredients
first.
G
Always mash fruit to a smooth
puree before adding.
G
If using syrups and powder mixes
add them just before mixing to
prevent them from sinking to the
bottom.
G
For best results, all liquid
ingredients should be as cold as
possible.
G
Milk drinks will taste better if the
milk is ice cold. The colder the milk,
the thicker and more frothy the
drink. Skimmed milk will produce a
frothier drink than semi skimmed or
full fat milk.
G
Never try to mix frozen fruit or
crush ice.
G
Break up large lumps of ice cream
before frothing.
DD
to use the chopper (if
supplied)
G
You can chop meat, vegetables,
herbs, bread, biscuits and nuts.
G
Do not chop hard foods such as
coffee beans, ice cubes, spices or
chocolate - you’ll damage the
blade.
6
1
Remove any bones and cut food
into 1-2cm (
1
2-1”) cubes.
2
Fit the rubber ring base
bt
o
n the
b
ottom of the chopper bowl. (This
stops the bowl sliding on the
w
orktop.)
3
Fit the chopper blade over the pin
in the bowl
3
.
4
Add your food.
5
Fit the chopper cover, turn and lock
4
.
6 Fit the power handle to the
chopper cover
5
- turn clockwise
to lock.
7 Plug in. Hold the bowl steady. Then
press the Turbo button.
Alternatively press the Turbo button
in short bursts to achieve a pulsing
action.
8 After use, unplug and dismantle.
EE
Metal Masherpro™ (if
supplied)
important
G
Never use the masher in a
saucepan over direct heat. Always
remove the saucepan from the heat
and allow to cool slightly.
G
Do not tap the masher on the side
of the cooking vessel during or
after mashing. Use a spatula to
scrape excess food away.
G
For best results when mashing
never fill a saucepan etc., more
than half full with food.
1 Cook hard vegetables and fruit and
drain first before mashing.
2 Fit the masher collar to the masher
shaft by turning in a clockwise
direction until it locks in position
6
.
3 Fit either the coarse or fine screen
to the masher shaft – turn
clockwise to lock
7
.
4 Turn the masher upside down and
fit the paddle over the central hub
and turn anti-clockwise to secure
8
.
(If the collar is not fitted
then the paddle will not
secure in place).
5 Fit the power handle to the masher
assembly - turn clockwise to lock.
6 Plug in.
7
Place the masher in the saucepan
or bowl etc.
S
elect a low speed on the variable
c
ontrol and then press the ON
button (refer to recommended
u
sage chart).
G
M
ove the masher in an up and
down movement throughout the
m
ix until the desired result is
a
chieved. Increase the speed if
required.
8 After use release the ON button
and unplug.
9 Turn the power handle
anticlockwise and remove the
masher assembly.
10Remove the paddle from the
masher by turning clockwise.
11Remove the screen by turning anti-
clockwise
9
and then lift off.
12Unscrew the collar from the masher
shaft.
optional attachment (not
supplied in pack)
Mini chopper - refer to “service and
customer care” section to order.
care and cleaning
G
Always switch off and unplug
before cleaning.
G
Do not touch the sharp blades.
G
Some foods, eg carrot, may
discolour the plastic. Rubbing with
a cloth dipped in vegetable oil may
help to remove discolouration.
G
Do not use abrasives.
7
8
care and cleaning guide
Item Suitable
for
d
ishwashing
Do Not
immerse in
W
ater
Handwash Wipe with
a damp
c
loth
Power handle
Blender shaft F
soup XL PRO F
frother/foaming
tool
F
Beaker
Beaker lid
Beaker rubber ring
base
Blade cover
Chopper cover
Chopper bowl
Chopper blade
Chopper bowl lid
Chopper bowl
rubber ring base
Whisk collar
Whisk
Masher shaft
Masher paddle
Masher collar
Masher
F If water gets inside the shaft, drain and allow to dry before
use.
h
and blender shaft/soup XL
PRO
e
ither
G
P
art fill the beaker or a similar
container with warm soapy water.
P
lug into the power supply, then
i
nsert the hand blender shaft or
soup blender and switch on.
G
U
nplug, then dry
o
r
G
Wash the blades under running
water, then dry thoroughly.
G
Never immerse in water or
allow liquid inside the shaft.
If water does get inside,
drain and allow to dry before
use.
G
Do not dishwash.
hint on cleaning the masher
foot/shaft and screens
G
If food has been allowed to dry
onto the masher attachment,
remove the paddle. Soak the
paddle and bottom of the masher
shaft in warm water to soften and
then wash thoroughly.
G
Never immerse the masher
shaft in water or allow liquid
inside the shaft. If water
does get inside, drain and
allow to dry before use.
important - do not allow the
masher collar to get wet.
service and customer
care
G
If the cord is damaged it must, for
safety reasons, be replaced by
KENWOOD or an authorised
KENWOOD repairer.
G
If you experience any problems
with the operation of your
appliance, before requesting
assistance refer to the
“troubleshooting guide” section in
the manual or visit
www.kenwoodworld.com.
G
Please note that your product is
covered by a warranty, which
complies with all legal provisions
concerning any existing warranty
and consumer rights in the country
where the product was purchased.
G
I
f your Kenwood product
malfunctions or you find any
d
efects, please send it or bring it to
a
n authorised KENWOOD Service
Centre. To find up to date details of
y
our nearest authorised KENWOOD
S
ervice centre visit
www.kenwoodworld.com or the
w
ebsite specific to your Country.
G
Designed and engineered by
Kenwood in the UK.
G
Made in China.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR
CORRECT DISPOSAL OF THE
PRODUCT IN ACCORDANCE
WITH EC DIRECTIVE
2002/96/EC.
At the end of its working life, the
product must not be disposed of as
urban waste.
It must be taken to a special local
authority differentiated waste collection
centre or to a dealer providing this
service.
Disposing of a household appliance
separately avoids possible negative
consequences for the environment
and health deriving from inappropriate
disposal and enables the constituent
materials to be recovered to obtain
significant savings in energy and
resources. As a reminder of the need
to dispose of household appliances
separately, the product is marked with
a crossed-out wheeled dustbin.
9
10
Problem Cause Solution
The hand blender will
not operate
No Power
H
and Blender not
a
ssembled correctly
Check hand blender
plugged in.
C
heck attachments
s
ecurely locked to
power handle.
Hand blender starts to
slow or labour during
processing.
Speed selected too low
Recommended
operating time
exceeded.
Increase speed
Do not operate the hand
blender for longer than
50 seconds in any 4
minute period for heavy
mixture or the whisk and
frother/foaming tool for 3
minutes in any 10
minute period.
Excessive splashing
during processing
Speed selected too
high.
Container, bowl or pan
too shallow or too small
for ingredients being
processed.
Select a lower speed
initially and increase as
the mixture thickens.
Select an appropriate
sized container. Place
the blades into the food
before switching on.
Masher paddle will not
remove from masher
assembly
Masher collar not
connected to masher
shaft.
Ensure that masher
collar is connected to
masher shaft.
Power handle gets hot
during operation.
The unit may have been
used for an extended
period of time.
Allow the unit to cool
fully before using again.
The mixture is not
blending.
The speed of the unit
may not be appropriate
for the ingredients being
blended.
Gradually increase the
speed and blend until
desired result achieved.
troubleshooting guide
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Kenwood HDM800SI Owner's manual

Category
Blenders
Type
Owner's manual

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