After You Have Finished Using Your Appliance; Working With The Blender - Silvercrest SKMP 1300 B3 Bedienungsanleitung

NOTE
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► If desired, you can mount the filling nose
onto the lid
–
Rotate the lid
is pointing at you.
–
Hook the filling nose
in the lid
You can now add ingredients, even while the
device is in operation.
7) Turn the rotary switch
(cf. section "Speed Levels").
After you have finished using your
appliance
1) Switch the appliance off using the rotary
switch .
2) If mounted, remove the filling nose
3) Remove the lid
4) Push the release lever
the swivelling arm
5) Remove the inset
by pushing the inset
drive shaft
it clockwise (direction
remove the inset.
8
:
a little until the opening
into the eyelets
:
to the required setting
from the mixing bowl
upwards and move
to the highest position.
from the drive shaft
against the
and simultaneously rotating
). Now you can
6) Remove the mixing bowl
anticlockwise and lifting it off the base.
7) Clean all parts of the appliance (see section
"Cleaning and care").

Working with the blender

WARNING! RISK OF INJURY!
► Allow hot fluids to cool to a lukewarm temper-
ature (approx. 30–40°C) before pouring
them into the blender
WARNING! RISK OF INJURY FROM
SHARP BLADE/ROTATING DRIVE!
► Never put your hand into the blender
while it is attached!
► Only remove the blender
is at a complete standstill.
► Only use the blender
measuring cup
► In cases of malfunction, switch the appliance
off and remove the plug from the wall socket.
This will prevent the appliance from becoming
switched on again unintentionally.
CAUTION! PROPERTY DAMAGE!
► Never use the mixing bowl
simultaneously! This will overload the
drive!
► When working with the blender
recommend allowing the appliance to cool
.
down after 3 minutes of operation.
.
Proceed as follows to prepare the appliance for
operation using the blender
on the back flap.
1) Push the release lever
the swivelling arm
position.
by rotating it
.
when the blade
with the lid with
firmly in position.
and the blender
, we
: Refer to figure C
upwards and push
down into its working
SKMP 1300 B3