Maintenance And Storage - LUND 67950 Manual Del Usuario

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The appliance has a control panel with buttons which allow to switch the appliance on and off , set two speeds and start the pulse mode.
The ON/OFF button is used to turn the appliance on and off . If the appliance is switched on, the red backlighting of the ON/OFF
button will indicate that the appliance is switched on.
The buttons marked "I" and "II" are used to select the speed mode of the appliance. The button marked "I" allows a lower speed to
be set and the button marked "II" allows a higher speed to be set. The selected speed mode is indicated by the blue backlighting
of the button pressed.
The button marked "PULSE" is used to start the pulse mode. Press and hold to activate the maximum speed. Releasing the button
stops the appliance.
When fi nished, always turn off the product power supply using the ON/OFF button, wait for the moving parts to stop completely,
and then unplug the power cord from the socket. Only then can you proceed with the removal of the accessories.
Recommendations and tips for working with the food processor
Connect the appliance to the power supply after it has been assembled and fi lled with food. When using the mixer, only add food
through the inlet opening. When using the grater, allow the full speed to be reached and only then add food through the inlet opening.
Do not exceed the maximum capacity of bowls, cups and containers. If the vessel has a capacity scale, do not fi ll it above the
maximum capacity mark. If the vessel is fi lled with liquid, the rotary movement will cause the liquid level to rise. If the vessel is
overfi lled it can result in spilling the contents.
The chopping blade is not used for fragmenting hard food products such as coff ee beans, nuts, ice cubes. Too hard food products
can cause the blade to deform.
Starting the drive at a lower speed will reduce the risk of spillage or scattering food while the food processor is running. If neces-
sary, the speed can be changed during operation by pressing the corresponding switch.
Do not excessively prolong the working time when chopping hard cheese or chocolate. If the working time is too long, the cheese
or chocolate will start to heat up and melt, which may cause the chopped food to clump.
It is recommended to prepare the food for grinding by cutting it into cubes with an edge of approx. 3 cm.
The kneading stirrer can be used to prepare dough, e.g. for bread or pizza.
The whisker disc can be used to whisk egg white foam, whipped cream or to prepare creams. Do not use the whisker disc to
prepare hard food such as ice cubes. The disc may crack when in contact with hard food.
When using the grater, do not press too hard on the grated food. Only the pusher should be used to press food. Do not use hands,
fi ngers, cutlery or any other objects for this purpose. They can be caught by the grater and lead to damage to the appliance, as
well as injuries.
The blender cup can be used to prepare drinks, juices, sauces, mix food, e.g. for children and mix soft food ingredients. During
operation, the cup should always be covered with a lid. If it is necessary to add ingredients during food preparation, use the
opening in the lid.
In the case of large ingredients, they should be divided into smaller portions, and if this is not possible, they should be placed in
the cup before turning the appliance on, then the lid should be mounted and the appliance turned on. Do not remove the cup lid
while the blender is running.
Do not use the blender to crush ice or frozen food. It is not recommended to use the blender for longer than 3 minutes.
When using the blender, the ingredients should be added to the cup through the opening in the lid to minimise the cup content spillage.
Do not place too much food in the mill container. It is recommended to divide the food to be ground into several portions and to
grind each portion separately. If there is too much food in the mill container, the grinding can take a very long time and result in
uneven grinding results.

MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE

CAUTION! Never immerse the drive housing in water or other liquids. The drive housing must also never be exposed to jets of
water or other liquids. Doing so may result in electric shock.
Other parts and accessories can be washed under running water or in dishwashers. The temperature of water during washing
must not exceed 60 C. This should be taken into account when selecting the dishwasher programme. When using a dishwasher,
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expect faster matting of plastic surfaces. Washing parts with elastic seals in the dishwasher (mill base and blender cup) can lead
to faster wear of the seals. It is recommended to clean these parts under running water.
Care must be taken to avoid injury when manually cleaning parts with sharp edges. Brushes and protective gloves are recom-
mended.
Turn the appliance off after fi nishing work, wait for the rotating parts to stop completely, unplug the power cord from the socket,
disassemble the device, empty its contents, and proceed with maintenance.
Parts of the appliance which have been in contact with food should be cleaned immediately after use. Dried food residues can clog
the stirrers and blades, which can lead to a loss of performance of the appliance or even its damage. If this happens, immerse
these parts which were described as immersible in warm water with dishwashing liquid and leave it to soak, then clean with a soft
sponge or a brush and water with dishwashing liquid. Clean the appliance housing and the outer surfaces of the cup with a soft
cloth dampened with a water and mild detergent solution. Wipe dry. Do not use abrasive cleaning agents.
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