User manual PHILIPS HR7724

[. . . ] Motor unit Bowl Lid of bowl Peg of lid (activates and deactivates the safety lock) Projection (covers the opening in the handle) Built-in safety lock Blade £ Slicing/shredding disc (medium fine, double-sided) Emulsifying disc S Kneading accessory © Driving shaft Chute Pusher Speed control O = Off 1 - 2 = variable speed control (1 = lowest speed; 2 = highest speed) M = Moment/Pulse button (appliance runs as long as button is pressed) Cord clip (for fixing the cord when wrapped) Screw cap (for closing the attaching hole for the blender jar when it is not used) Automatic cut-out Read these instructions carefully before you start using the appliance To prevent damage due to overheating, your appliance has been equipped with an automatic cut-out system. In case of overheating, this system will automatically cut off the power supply to the appliance. If you follow the instructions below, you can switch on the appliance again after you have let it cool down for 15 minutes. If your appliance suddenly stops running: Pull the mains plug out of the socket Set the switch to position O Let the appliance cool down for 15 minutes Put the mains plug back in the socket Switch on the appliance again. [. . . ] Use the pulse function to have more control over the process. The kneading accessory can be used for kneading bread dough and for mixing batters and cake mixtures. 2) and fit the kneading accessory onto the driving shaft (fig. The dough, batter or cake mixture will be ready after 1 - 3 minutes. - Mount the blender jar onto the attaching hole and turn it in the direction of the arrow until it is firmly fixed (fig. Warning: do not exert too much pressure on the handle of the blender jar. - Attach the stopper by pressing it down and turning it in the direction of the arrows until it is firmly attached (fig. To detach the blender, follow these steps in reverse order and opposite direction. Applications/recipes, mentioned in the table, will be ready after 10 seconds - 2 minutes. How to use the blender - Put the ingredients in the blender jar (fig. - Switch on the appliance by setting the speed control to the recommended speed (fig. If you have any doubt about the correct speed, always select the highest speed (position 2). The appliance can be used with or without the blender attached to the motor unit. If you use the appliance without the blender, the appliance will not function if the screw cap (P) has not been screwed onto the attaching hole for the blender. Before use: do not put the mains plug in the socket until you have attached the blender jar (S), the lid (R) and the knife unit (U) to the motor unit in the correct way. After use: unplug the appliance before you remove the blender jar from the motor unit. The blender can be used for pureeing very finely and for blending. If necessary, cut solid ingredients into smaller pieces before you put them in the blender. Do not fill the blender jar with ingredients that are hotter than 80 °C. To prevent spilling, do not put more than 1. Never remove the lid while the blender is running. Assembly and disassembly - Put the rubber sealing ring (T) around the edge of the knife unit (U) (fig. [. . . ] Knead the dough until it stops sticking to the bowl. Use cold margarine, cut into pieces of 2 cm. Put all the ingredients in the bowl and knead until the dough has turned into a ball. Allow the dough to cool before further processing. [. . . ]