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19 TKG HA 1014 - 151126
Assembly page 19/76
Make sure that the bowl cover is in place on the bracket. If not, mount it onto the bracket
making sure that the lug of the bowl cover enters into the slot of the bracket and turn the
bowl cover clockwise to lock it in place (see page 6, figure D).
Insert the beater, dough hook or whisk onto the axis of the bracket making sure that the
lugs of the axis enter into the slots of the accessory and turn the accessory clockwise until
it locks in place (see page 6, figure E).
Check if the accessory is locked properly by pulling it gently.
Press the release button of the bracket in order to put the bracket back in horizontal
position so that the accessory is immersed in the bowl. Make sure that the bowl cover fits
onto the bowl.
Plug in the appliance and select the desired speed. For the dough hook (e.g. to make
dough for cake or biscuits) we recommend a low speed, for the beater (e.g. for dry
ingredients such as butter, potatoes and flour) we recommend a medium speed and for
the whisk (e.g. for egg white or whipped cream) we recommend a high speed.
The position "P" (Pulse) is particular because the button has to be held manually. If you
release it, the appliance stops.
During use you can add ingredients through the opening of the bowl cover.
When the preparation is ready, move the switch to position “0” and unplug the appliance.
Press the release button of the bracket and place the bracket in vertical position. Remove
the accessory and the bowl cover turning them anticlockwise (see page 6, figures F and
G).
Turn the stainless steel bowl anticlockwise and take it off the base (see page 6, figure H).
MOUNTING AND USE OF THE BLENDER
For safety reasons the glass blender jug and its plastic base are fixed and cannot be
separated. Therefore never try to unscrew the plastic base for cleaning or for any other
purpose.
Remove the top protection cover from the appliance (see page 7, figure I).
Put the pouring jug onto the motor block, turn it slightly clockwise to lock it into place and
make sure it is correctly inserted (see page 7, figure J).
Remove the lid of the blender.
Fill the pouring jug with the chosen ingredients.
Put the lid on the pouring jug. Close the feeding hole of the lid with the cap. Make sure
the two small lugs of the lid enter into the two small slots of the cap and turn the cap
clockwise to lock it into place.
Plug in the appliance.
Choose the mixing speed with the control knob. Position 0 corresponds to stopping the
appliance, position "min" to a slow speed and position "max" to a fast speed.
Position "P" (Pulse) is particular because the button has to be kept manually. This position is
generally used to crush ice in order to avoid damages on the blades, but it can also be
used to complete the mixing.
It is also possible to add liquids or other ingredients anytime without stopping the
appliance. You only have to remove the cap which closes the feeding opening by turning
it anticlockwise and lifting it straight up.
Once you have finished the preparation, stop the appliance (position 0) and unplug the
appliance.
Remove the jug from the base turning it anticlockwise and lifting it up. Then remove the lid
and pour the liquid into the desired receptacle.
Caution: your appliance is not designed to mix hot preparations and the glass bowl could
break otherwise. If nevertheless you wish to prepare hot drinks or soups, let the whole cool
down to a temperature lower than about 60°C (tepid preparation) before pouring it into
the glass bowl. In case the lid would come up in spite of the precautions mentioned in