Safety System; Advice On Disposal; Cleaning & Care - Ufesa BV4625 Gebrauchsanleitung

SAFETY SYSTEM:

The hand mixer is fitted with a safety system that prevents the
rods from being released while the motor is running. Before re-
leasing the rods, set the speed selector to the "0" position and
unplug the appliance from the wall socket.
The hand mixer is fitted with another safety system that prevents
the "TURBO" speed setting from being used if the speed selector
is set to "0".
The mixer foot can only be used with the turbo speed button,
as this accessory overrides the speed selector function "4". This
prevents the mixer foot from being left running continuously at
a set speed, given that the user has to keep the button pressed
manually.
SPEED SELECTOR
The speed can be selected by turning the speed selector (4) to
any of the five different positions (Fig. 16)
Level 1-2: (Low speeds) The best speeds at which to start mixing.
For continuously stirring, whisking or mixing light ingredients or
liquids. They are also used for whipping egg whites or mixing
flour for dough.
Level 3-4: (Medium speeds) Especially suitable for thick batters
or mixes.
Level 5: (High speed) Especially suitable for beating egg whites,
cake mixes and sauces. Also used for kneading heavier dough.
Turbo button: (High speed) exclusive system specially designed
for increasing speed regardless of the speed setting.
"TURBO" speed cannot be used if the speed selector is set to the
"0" position.
It is advisable to use this when you require high mixing speeds for
very short periods.
The operating speed can be changed while it is working.
To prevent the motor from overheating, do not use the
"TURBO" function for longer than one minute.
CLEANING & CARE
Before cleaning any part on the hand mixer, set the speed selector
(4) to the "0" position. Then unplug the mains cable from the wall
socket and release the rods (8-9). Make sure to dry all of the parts
before reusing them.
Whisks and dough hooks:
The rods (8-9) can be washed in hot soapy water or in the dis-
hwasher.
Mixer foot
Do not immerse the foot in water as this will ruin the bearing lubri-
cant. Clean it under a running tap, without using harsh detergents.
Do not put it into the dishwasher. Turn it upside down to drain out
any water that may have got into it.
Motor housing and mixer support
The hand mixer motor housing (1), the mixer support (11) and the
mains cable should be wiped clean with a damp cloth.
Never immerse these in water or any other liquid.
To remove stubborn stains, clean with a cloth slightly dampened
with soapy water or a mild, non-abrasive, cleaning agent. Finish
off with a clean damp cloth.
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Do not use abrasive cleaning products.
DO NOT IMMERSE THE HAND MIXER OR CABLE IN WATER OR
ANY OTHER LIQUID.

ADVICE ON DISPOSAL:

Our goods come in optimised packaging. This basica-
lly consists in using non-contaminating materials which
should be handed over to the local waste disposal service as
secondary raw materials.
This product complies with EU Directive 2002/96/CE. The
crossed wheelie bin symbol shown on the appliance in-
dicates that when it comes to dispose of the product it
must not be included in with household refuse. It must be
taken to a special refuse collection point for electric and
electronic appliances or returned to the distributor when purcha-
sing a similar appliance. Under current refuse disposal regulations,
users who fail to take discarded appliances to special refuse co-
llection points may be penalised. Correct disposal of discarded
appliances means that they can be recycled and processed eco-
logically, helping the environment and allowing materials used in
the product to be reused. For more information on available was-
te disposal schemes contact your local refuse service or the shop
where the product was purchased. Manufacturers and importers
are responsible for ecological recycling, processing and disposal
of products, whether directly or via a public system.
Your local town council can provide you with information about
how to dispose of obsolete appliances.
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