en Basic operation
Recommended speeds
You can find out here which speeds
you can use to achieve optimal res-
ults.
Setting
Use
Briefly blending food with in-
stantaneous switching at max-
imum speed.
Blending, puréeing, emulsifying,
frothing and cutting up food.
Blending food that should not
be cut up too small.
Tip: Please use our recipe sugges-
tions to gain experience with your
new appliance.
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Using the blender to process
food
WARNING
Risk of injury!
Improper use may cause injuries.
Only use the appliance once it is
▶
fully assembled.
Never operate the appliance
▶
without fitting the lid.
Never place fingers in the attached
▶
blender jug.
WARNING
Risk of scalding!
Hot food may splash out during pro-
cessing and steam can escape from
the lid.
Add a maximum of 750 ml of hot
▶
or frothing food.
Process hot food carefully.
▶
Do not lean over the appliance.
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Prepare the food.
1.
For example, cut up large items of
food.
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Place the blender jug onto the
2.
base unit and rotate in a clockwise
direction until it locks into place.
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3
Add the food to the blender jug.
3.
→ Fig.
4
Observe the minimum and max-
imum processing quantities.
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Insert the measuring jug in the lid
4.
and place the lid on the blender
jug.
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5
The lid must be completely closed.
Insert the mains plug.
6.
Set the rotary switch to the recom-
7.
mended speed.
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6
Process the ingredients until you
8.
achieve the required result.
To end the operation, set the rotary
9.
switch to .
Using instantaneous switch-
ing
Set the rotary switch to
1.
hold it there.
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7
a The ingredients are processed at
maximum speed.
Release the rotary switch.
2.
a The rotary switch jumps to .
a Processing stops.
Adding more ingredients
During processing, remove the
1.
measuring jug and add the ingredi-
ents through the opening in the lid.
→ Fig.
8
To add larger quantities, set the
2.
rotary switch to .
Wait until the appliance stops.
3.
Remove the lid.
4.
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9
and