Bosch MUM50131 Gebrauchsanleitung Seite 27

■ Insert the bowl:
Tilt the bowl forwards and then set it
down. Turn anti­clockwise until it locks
into place.
■ Depending on the processing task, insert
the stirrer, whisk or kneading hook until it
locks into position.
Note:
If using the kneading hook, rotate the dough
deflector until the kneading hook can lock
into position (Fig. D-4b).
■ Put the ingredients to be processed into
the bowl.
■ Press the Release button and
move the swivel arm to
position 1.
■ Attach the cover.
■ Set the rotary switch to the desired
setting.
Adding more ingredients
■ Switch off the appliance with the rotary
switch.
■ Add more ingredients through the feed
tube in the cover.
or
■ Remove lid.
■ Press the Release button and
move the swivel arm to
position 2.
■ Add ingredients.
After using the appliance
■ Switch off the appliance with the rotary
switch.
■ Remove mains plug.
■ Remove lid.
■ Press the Release button and
move the swivel arm to
position 2.
■ Take the tool out of the drive.
■ Remove the bowl.
■ Clean all parts, see "Cleaning and
servicing".
Continuous-feed shredder
Observe the application examples in
table L
W Risk of injury
Do not grip the sharp blades or edges of the
cutting discs. Take hold of cutting discs by
the edge only. Before attaching / removing
the continuousfeed shredder, wait until the
drive has come to a standstill and pull out
the mains plug. Do not reach into the feed
tube.
Warning!
The continuous­feed shredder must be
completely assembled before use. Never
assemble the continuous­feed shredder on
the base unit. Operate the continuous­feed
shredder in the indicated operating position
only.
Predetermined breaking point
Fig. E:
The built­in predetermined breaking point
protects the drive of the appliance. If an
overload occurs, the drive shaft of the
continuous­feed shredder breaks. However,
the drive shaft can easily be replaced.
A new disc holder with drive shaft is
available from customer service.
Reversible cutting
thick / thin
for cutting food into thick or thin slices, e.g.
fruit and vegetables.
Marking:
■ 1 = thick slices
■ 3 = thin slices
Note: Not suitable for processing hard
cheese, bread, rolls or chocolate.
Tip: Only cut up cooked potatoes
once they have cooled down.
Reversible shredding disc –
coarse / fine
for shredding food coarsely or finely, e.g.
fruit, vegetables or cheese as Gouda or
Edam.
Marking:
■ 2 = coarse side
■ 4 = fine side
Note: Not suitable for processing nuts or
hard cheese, e.g. Parmesan.
Operation
disc –
en
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