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If your Bosch Kitchen Appliance displays 'FOR SCALE STOP MACHINE', it means the scale is switched on while the appliance is running. To resolve this, switch the appliance off and wait until it stops before using the scale.
What to do if my Bosch Kitchen Appliance switches off during use?
Your Bosch Kitchen Appliance might be switching off during use due to several reasons: * Too much food being processed at once or for too long. To resolve this, turn the rotary switch to 'y', disconnect the mains plug, reduce the processing quantity, and allow the appliance to cool down to room temperature. * The swivel arm was opened. To fix this, turn the rotary switch to 'y', press the release button, and push the swivel arm down until it locks into place. * The bowl or bevel gear (accessory) has become loose. To correct this, turn the rotary switch to 'y', disconnect the mains plug, tighten the bowl by turning it until it stops, and tighten the bevel gear and close the locking lever completely.
Why does my Bosch Kitchen Appliance display 'ERROR MOTOR OVERLOAD'?
The 'ERROR MOTOR OVERLOAD' message on your Bosch Kitchen Appliance indicates: * Too much food has been processed at once or for too long. To resolve this, turn the rotary switch to 'y', disconnect the mains plug, reduce the processing quantity, and allow the appliance to cool down to room temperature. * The appliance or an accessory is blocked. To fix this, turn the rotary switch to 'y', disconnect the mains plug, and check and clear any blockages in the appliance or accessories. * The scale is exposed to vibrations. Do not use the appliance on worktops when e.g. a dishwasher is running underneath.
What to do if my Bosch Kitchen Appliance shows 'ERROR CHECK BOWL'?
If your Bosch Kitchen Appliance displays 'ERROR CHECK BOWL', it means the bowl or bevel gear (accessory) has become loose. To fix this, turn the rotary switch to 'y', disconnect the mains plug, tighten the bowl by turning it until it stops, and tighten the bevel gear and close the locking lever completely.
What does 'OVERLOAD SCALE' or 'UNDERLOAD SCALE' mean on my Bosch Kitchen Appliance?
The 'OVERLOAD SCALE' or 'UNDERLOAD SCALE' message on your Bosch Kitchen Appliance indicates that the measurement result is outside the scale's range (-990 g to 5000 g). To resolve this, do not add more than 5000 g of ingredients or remove more than 990 g of ingredients.
What does 'ERROR ARM OPEN' mean on my Bosch Kitchen Appliance and how to fix it?
The 'ERROR ARM OPEN' message on your Bosch Kitchen Appliance means the swivel arm was opened. To fix this, turn the rotary switch to 'y', press the release button, and push the swivel arm down until it locks into place.
Why won't the swivel arm on my Bosch Kitchen Appliance open?
The swivel arm on your Bosch Kitchen Appliance may not open because an accessory is fitted to the red rear drive. To open it, remove the accessory, press the release button, and then open the swivel arm.
Why does my Bosch Kitchen Appliance not show weight changes when adding ingredients?
Your Bosch Kitchen Appliance may not show weight changes because the quantity of added ingredients is less than 5 grams (0.01 lb). Add at least 5 grams (0.01 lb) for the scales to provide correct measurements.
What does 'OVERLOAD or UNDERLOAD' mean when using SensorControl Plus on my Bosch MUM9BX5S22?
The message 'OVERLOAD or UNDERLOAD' when using SensorControl Plus on your Bosch Kitchen Appliance indicates that too much or too little of the ingredients was added for the selected program. Add ingredients according to the specified quantities.
General| Product Type | Food Processor |
|---|---|
| Category | Kitchen Appliances |
| Power | 1500 W |
| Bowl Capacity | 5.5 l |
| Speed Settings | 7 |
| Color | Silver |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Weight | 12.8 kg |
| Pulse Function | Yes |
| Included Accessories | Whisk |
Crucial safety guidelines and precautions for safe operation and handling of the appliance.
Instructions for unpacking, cleaning, and preparing the appliance before initial use.
Identification of all appliance parts and their functions.
Explanation of the function buttons used for special features and programs.
Description of the rotary switch for speed selection, program start, and appliance off.
Step-by-step guide for inserting and removing the appliance's tools.
Procedure for configuring the appliance settings, including language and units.
Instructions on how to add ingredients during the processing cycle.
Guide to setting a target weight and counting down until it is reached.
Detailed instructions for cleaning the appliance and its accessories.
Information on appliance safety features like lock-out, overload, and swivel arm protection.
Troubleshooting common display errors and issues.
