Important Safeguards For Electrical Appliances - Gastroback Design Mixer Mini Bedienungsanleitung

• Do not leave the appliance unattended when connected to the
power supply. Always switch OFF (turn ON/OFF switch to ›0‹) and
unplug the appliance, before moving or cleaning the appliance and
when the appliance is not in use. Do not use any hard or sharp-edged
objects with the appliance (e.g. forks, knives, scrapers). To avoid over-
heating, before operation, always fill a sufficient amount of food into
the blender jug (at least 200 ml). However, do not fill in more than
800 ml (upper grading line on the blender jug). If the blender jug is
overfilled, liquids may run out.
• Do not place any hard and/or heavy objects on or in the appliance
or any part or accessory of it. Do not use any hard or sharp-edged
objects for operation or cleaning. Only use cooking utensils made of
rubber, wood, or plastic. Do not use violence to avoid damage.
• Do not leave any food dry on the surfaces of the appliance (see:
'Care and Cleaning'). Do not use any abrasive cleaners, cleaning
pads (e.g. metal scouring pads), or any corrosive chemicals (e.g.
bleach) for cleaning. Do not place the motor base or power cord in
an automatic dishwasher!
• The blades of the blade assembly are very sharp. Use caution, when
handling the blade assembly to avoid injuries. Always hold the blade
assembly by the rim when handling the blade assembly. If required,
use a nylon brush for cleaning the blade assembly.

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS FOR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

The appliance is driven electrically. Place the appliance near a
suitable wall power outlet to connect the appliance directly to a
separately connected and protected mains power supply with protective
conductor (earth/ground) connected properly. Ensure that the ratings of
your mains power supply correspond to the requirements of the appliance
(220/240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, rated for 10 A).
• The installation of a residual current operated circuit breaker (r.c.c.b.)
with a maximum rated residual operating current of 30 mA in the sup-
plying electrical circuit is strongly recommended. If in doubt, contact
your electrician for further information.
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