User manual MOULINEX HF807E20

[. . . ] Read the instructions for use Is in use, some parts EN Carefully before using your appliance For the first time and keep them in The manufacturer shall Not accept any liability in the event shared driver, transparent parts of Of any use that does not comply with the instructions. Always disconnect the appliance from the power supply if you are to leave it unattended and before assembly, dismantling or cleaning. Do not allow children to use the appliance without supervision. This appliance should not be used by children. [. . . ] (P1 for smooth soup / P2 for soup with a coarser texture. Pastry (P1 for bread / P2 for brioche / P3 for cake) Slow cook (stews) (P1 for vegetable stews / P2 for meat and poultry stew / P3 for risotto) Heating indicator light: it lights up when cooking starts and switches off when the temperature inside the bowl falls to below 50°C. Selecting the turbo functions (continuous maximum speed) and pulse (intermittent operation) without using other settings. -" V a l i d a t i o n " o f the choice of your -" Pause" during use, once the appliance has been started up. -" Reset" of the settings selected on the Tips for use: Your appliance is fitted with a microprocessor that controls and analyses its stability. In the event of instability, the motor rotation speed will be automatically reduced, if this instability continues, the motor will be stopped and "STOP" will be displayed on the screen. if this happens: · Check that the quantity of ingredients is not too large and that the speed used is the correct one. Check that you are using the recommended accessory. Plug in the appliance, set the On/Off switch (H) to 1, and the LCD screen (C) displays all settings at "0" (See Fig. 1- Press the program of your choice (B1), a triangle appears on the screen (C4) In the case of the soups, slow cook, steam and pastry programs, successively pressing the program button takes you to the different sub-programs. 2- The pre-programmed settings can be modified for the time of a recipe (depending on the chosen recipe, ingredients and quantities prepared). Press the speed selector (B2) or the cooking temperature selector (B3) or the time selector (B4), the setting chosen will flash on the screen (C1-C2-C3). 3- Adjust the setting(s) using the +/- selector (B6). 4- When you have finished modifying all your settings, press the "start" button (B7) to start the program. When your appliance is using cooking mode, the red indicator light (B3) lights up to inform you that cooking has started. 5- When the program has ended, the appliance emits 3 beeps. 6- At the end of the sauce, soup, slow cook programs P2 and P3, steam cooking and desserts, the appliance automatically changes to keep warm mode for 45 minutes to maintain the preparation ready for serving. In the `sauces' program, P2 and `slow cook' P3 program, desserts and manual mode, the appliance motor functions at a specific speed, in order to preserve the preparation and avoid it sticking to the bottom of the bowl. To stop keep warm mode, simply press the "stop" button (B7). If you o pen the lid, press the locks (D2) or remove the bowl and keep warm mode will be automatically stopped. At the end of the sauce programs, slow cook P2 and P3 and the dessert program; during the keeping warm function, the motor will continue to operate so that the ingredients do not stick to the bottom of the bowl. At the end of kneading in the pastry programs P1 and P2, the appliance changes to "dough rising" mode at 30°C for 40 minutes for your dough to prove. [. . . ] This is a temporary phenomenon, which The spindle of your appliance may has no consequences on the life of your Create a noise during operation at appliance. Reduced speed or with the use of few uses and cleaning operations of the The use of a wrong accessory : do not use the beater F3 for kneading or mixing the dough, use the knife F4). EN For this, refer to the recommendations In the recipes and the operating instructions provided in this manual. The lid is not correctly positioned or locked. [. . . ]