User manual PHILIPS HR7727

[. . . ] 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 disc § Grating disc · (coarse) Grating disc ¶ (fine) Beater ß Kneading accessory © Driving shaft Chute Double pusher Speed control O = Off 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 variable speed control (1 = lowest speed; 5 = highest speed) M = Moment/Pulse button (appliance runs as long as button is pressed) Storage box for discs 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 resettable 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. [. . . ] 29) until the peg of the safety lock snaps home in the motor unit. Make sure that the projection of the sieve covers the opening in the handle of the bowl completely (fig. - Turn on the food processor and set the speed control to position 3 (fig. Stop pressing from time to time to remove pulp from the sieve. When you do so, switch off the appliance and remove the bowl along with the sieve and the cone. After use - Remove the bowl along with the citrus press accessories to prevent juice from leaking onto the appliance. You can then wash them in hot water with washing-up liquid or put them in the dishwasher. Do not use any abrasives, scouring pads, etc. This does not have a negative effect; the discolorations usually disappear after some time. The juice extractor accessories can only be used with the Philips HR 7727 food processor. Turn the lid in the direction of the arrow until the peg of the safety lock snaps home in the motor unit (fig. Make sure that the projection of the lid covers the opening in the handle of the bowl completely (fig. How to use the juice extractor - Switch the food processor on and select the highest speed (position 5). - Drop the fruit or vegetables into the juice extractor through the chute (fig. Keep the pusher in the chute as much as possible to prevent spattering (fig. - Let the appliance run for another 20 seconds to obtain any juice still left in the fruit. - To avoid spilling juice on the appliance, remove the bowl along with the juice extractor accessories after use (fig. Before you use the juice extractor: - cut carrots, white radishes, etc. Always switch on the appliance before you put the fruit in the juice extractor. Switch off the appliance from time to time to remove pulp from the pulp sieve and the filter. Do not process large amounts of food at the same time. Switch off the appliance if it starts to vibrate strongly and clean the pulp sieve and the filter before you switch it on again. [. . . ] If necessary, add some liquid to improve the consistency of the mixture. Add the milk slowly while the metal blade is rotating. Pre-cut into cubes of 3 cm and chop them with the blade. For coarse puree, add only a little liquid. [. . . ]