Processing Guide - Kenwood kMix Triblade HB890 Serie Bedienungsanleitungen

B to use the slicing/shredding disc
Never remove the lid until the cutting disc has
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completely stopped.
Handle the cutting disc with care as it is extremely
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sharp.
1 Place the non-slip base onto the bottom of the bowl.
2 Place the drive shaft over the pin in the bowl
3 Holding by the centre grip, place the disc onto the
drive shaft with the appropriate side uppermost
4 Fit the lid and push down to lock in place
5 Fit the power handle and push to lock in place. The
power handle can be fitted with the ON/OFF button
either facing inwards or outwards.
6 Choose which size feed tube you want to use. The
pusher contains a smaller feed tube for processing
individual items or thin ingredients.
To use the smaller feed tube - first put the large
pusher inside the feed tube.
To use the large feed tube - use both pushers
together.
7 Put the food into the feed tube.
8 Select a speed, switch on and push down evenly with
the pusher – never put your fingers in the
feed tube.
9 After use, unplug and dismantle. To remove the lid
pull both locking clips out together and lift

processing guide

Tool Food
Knife Blade Lean Meat
Herbs
Nuts
One Stage Cake
Shortcrust Pastry
Disc Firm food such as
carrots or potatoes
Softer items such
as cucumbers or
tomatoes
hints
Use the shredding side for carrots, potatoes and
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foods of a similar texture.
Use the slicing side for food items such as carrots,
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potatoes, cabbage, cucumber, courgette and onions.
Use fresh ingredients.
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Don't cut food too small. Fill the width of the feed
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tube fairly full. This prevents the food from slipping
sideways during processing. Alternatively use the
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small feed tube.
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Food placed upright comes out shorter than food
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placed horizontally.
There will always be a small amount of waste left on
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the disc or in the bowl after processing.
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Max Recommended Speed
Qty
500g
30g
100g
800g
total wt
340g
flour wt
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4
5
5
5
4 – 5
5
5
3
Approx Processing
time (secs)
10 – 30
10
20 – 30
10 – 20
20
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