Suitability of materials (express)
Material Use
Hazelnuts Suitable
Almonds Suitable
Mustard seed Suitable
Pepper Suitable
Cumin Suitable
Linseed Suitable
Sunower Suitable
Hard spices, cinnamon Unsuitable
Sugar Suitable
Eggs - whipped egg white Unsuitable
Orange Not recommended
Cheese Suitable
Fishes mackerel Not recommended
Spreads Not recommended
Pesto Unsuitable
Liquids Unsuitable
Stiff meat, durable salamis Unsuitable
IV. MAINTENANCE (Fig. 9)
Unplug the appliance from power supply by taking the connector of the power
cord out of the socket before every maintenance! Do not use rough and aggressive
detergents! Clean the drive unit A, the gear C1 and the lid E3, H3 with a soft and wet cloth
with a little detergent on it. Make sure that water does not get inside the appliance. Wash
the other accessories right after use in hot water with a little detergent added, rinse it with
clean water and wipe it till dry (you can also use a dishwasher – but not for the mixer B,
G). The end piece with the shaft of the mixer B, G must not be immersed during cleaning
(Fig. 8). Be very careful when cleaning the mixer B, G and the sickle –shaped knife E2, H2,
the knives are very sharp. Make sure that the cutting edges of the knives are not in contact
with hard objects that make them blunt and thus they reduce their effectiveness.
If you remove the sealing H3 from the cover H6, while washing, put the sealing back in the
opposite way, as soon as it is washed and dried. If sealing is worn out or damaged, replace
it with a new one (of a similar type). Some food can colour the accessories in some way.
But this does not affect the function of the appliance and it is not a reason for a claim. This
colouring usually disappears in some time. Never dry plastic moldings over a heat source
(e. g. heater, stove, radiator).
Take care that the binding surfaces and the sealing elements
are functional.
Store the appliance after cleaning at a dry, dustfree and safe place, out of
reach of children and incapacitated people.
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