User manual KENWOOD TRIBLADE HDP401WH

[. . . ] For safest use it is recommended to let hot liquids cool to room temperature before blending. Get it checked or repaired: see ‘service and customer care’. Never put the power handle in water or let the cord or plug get wet - you could get an electric shock. Never let the cord touch hot surfaces or hang down where a child could grab it. [. . . ] G To avoid splashing, place the blade in the food before switching on. G Don’t let liquid get above the join between the power handle and blender shaft. G Move the blade through the food and use a mashing or stirring action to incorporate the mixture. G Your hand blender is not suitable for ice crushing. G If your blender gets blocked, unplug before clearing. 4 After use release the on or turbo button. Unplug and press the release buttons 2 to remove the blender shaft from the power handle. To use the whisk G You can whip light ingredients such as egg whites; cream and instant desserts. G Don’t whisk heavier mixtures such as margarine and sugar - you’ll damage the whisk. 1 Push the wire whisk into the whisk collar 3. 2 Fit the power handle to the whisk collar. Don’t mash hard or uncooked foods - you may damage the unit. Fit the masher collar to the masher foot by turning in a clockwise direction 6 until it locks in position. Turn the masher upside down and fit the paddle over the central hub and turn anti clockwise to secure 7. (If the collar is not fitted then the paddle will not secure in place). Fit the power handle to the masher assembly - push to lock. Place the masher in the saucepan or bowl etc. TYPE HDP40 - select a low speed on the variable control and then press the on button. Move the masher in an up and down movement throughout the mix until the desired result is achieved. After use release the on button and unplug. Press the blender shaft release buttons to release the masher assembly. Remove the paddle from the masher by turning clockwise. [. . . ] The following table shows which items can be washed in the dishwasher. Some foods, eg carrot, may discolour the plastic. Rubbing with a cloth dipped in vegetable oil may help to remove discolouration. Power handle, whisk collar, chopper cover, masher collar and shaft Wipe with a slightly damp cloth, then dry. [. . . ]