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(1), unite the marks on the cap and housing
of the processor, and turn the cap anticlock-
wise up to the stop.
2. Install the bowl (10) on the processor.
3. Remove the protecting cover (11) from the
main grinder knife (12), and install it on the
nozzle drive axis (6). If you want to use the
additional knife (13), remove the protecting
cover (11) from the additional knife (13), and
install it on the main knife (12).
4. Put some foodstuff into the bowl (10).
5. Cover the bowl (10) with the cap (16), and
turn it anticlockwise up to the stop.
6. Insert the plug of the power cord into the wall
outlet.
7. Switch on the processor by turning the knob
(3) or turn on pulse operating mode by press-
ing the button "PULSE" (4).
8. After the processing is completed, switch off
the processor by turning the knob (3) to the
position "OFF", and unplug the power cord
from the wall outlet.
9. Turn the cap (16) clockwise and detach it,
take the knife (12) or both knives out, remove
the bowl (10) and extract the foodstuff out of
it by the shovel (26).
Attention!
Be careful while handling the knives (12, 13). Be
aware of the sharp edges. Store the knives with
the protecting covers (11) putted on.
Using gratings/choppers and knives for slic-
ing potatoes for frying
1. Install the protecting cap of the blender drive
(1), unite the marks on the cap and housing
of the processor, and turn the cap anticlock-
wise up to the stop.
2. Install the bowl (10) on the processor.
3. Insert one of the knives (9) in the disk-shaped
holder (8).
4. Install the disk-shaped holder (8) on the noz-
zle driver axis (6).
5. Cover the bowl (10) by the cap (16) and turn it
anticlockwise up to the stop.
6. Insert the power cord plug into the wall out-
let.
7. Switch the processor on by turning the knob
(3) or turn on pulse operating mode by press-
ing the button "PULSE" (4).
8. Put some foodstuff into the neck of the cap
(16). Use the pusher (17) to deliver the food-
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stuff into the bowl. Press on the pusher slight-
ly to pass the foodstuff through the neck.
9. After the processing is completed, switch off
the processor by turning the knob (3) to the
position "OFF", and unplug the power cord
from the wall outlet.
10. Turn the cap (16) clockwise and detach it,
take the knife (12) or both knives out, remove
the bowl (10) and extract the foodstuff out of
it by the shovel (26)
Attention!
- You can process no more then 1,5 kg of the
foodstuff during one session.
- Do not exceed the recommended amount of
the foodstuff per one session.
- Do not push the foodstuff through the neck of
the cap by the fingers of other objects (for ex-
ample, by the shovel). Use only the pusher for
such purposes.
Making the pastry
1. Install the blender protecting cover (1) and
turn it anticlockwise up to the stop.
2. Place the bowl (10) on the processor.
3. Install the nozzle for making pastry (15) on
the nozzle drive axis (6).
4. Put all necessary ingredients into the bowl
(10).
5. Cover the bowl (10) with the cap (16) and turn
it anticlockwise up to the stop.
6. Insert the power cord plug into the wall out-
let.
7. Switch on the processor by turning the knob
(3) or turn on pulse operating mode by press-
ing the button "PULSE" (4).
8. After the processing is completed, switch off
the processor by turning the knob (3) to the
position "OFF", and unplug the power cord
from the wall outlet.
9. Turn the cap (16) clockwise and remove it,
take the nozzle for making pastry (15) out,
detach the bowl (10), and extract the pastry.
Notice:
• The weight of the flour should not exceed 600
g and the weight of the shortening should not
exceed 400g, thus the maximum amount of
the pastry is 1 kg.
• Start making the pastry at the low speed, and
afterwards increase the speed gradually.
• The processor should be in use no longer
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