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Guy Demarle BOREALIA - Troubleshooting; Common Issues and Solutions; Disposing of the Device; Responsible Disposal

Guy Demarle BOREALIA
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8. TROUBLESHOOTING
9
. DISPOSING OF THE DEVICE
 CAUSE SOLUTION
The device is not working The device is not powered
Connect the device to the mains
and press the On/O button
Check the connection and the plug
Check that the switch at the back of the device is on
The programme does not
start or remains paused
The lid is not properly
engaged
Check that the lid is correctly positioned
by turning it to the stop
The texture of the ice
cream is not correct
at the end of the
programme
The preparation
temperature or volume
of ice cream are wrong
Relaunch the manual mode until the consistency is right
for you
It is important that the volume and temperature
of the preparation at the start of the programme is similar
to those given in the recipe
The appliance's lid
won't close
The stainless steel
removable bowl is
incorrectly positioned
Check that the bowl is properly in contact
with the bowl of the appliance.
If needed, uses gentle rotation movements to slot the bowl
back into its position.
The ice cream is not
homogeneous or frozen
on the walls
of the removable bowl
The blade has not been
correctly installed
Check the correct positioning of the blade in the bottom
of the bowl and the device’s lid
The yoghurt's texture
is too liquid
Presence of the blade
Added yeast
The fermentation of the yoghurt must be carried out without
the blade following the recipe indicated in the instructions
WARNING: This symbol indicates that the electrical and electronic equipment are subject
to selective waste collection and must not be disposed of with other household waste
in the European Union.
Recycle it responsibly. To return your used appliance, please use the return and collection systems
or contact the retailer from whom you purchased the product. A selective collection system
for this type of product has been set up by municipalities; contact your local council to nd out where it is located.
Electrical and electronic products contain dangerous substances that are harmful to the environment
or human health and must be recycled.

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