Why is my Kenwood CCL450SI Food Processor not turning on?
If your Kenwood Food Processor isn't powering on, first ensure it's properly plugged into a working outlet. Then, check that the On/Off switch is in the 'On' position.
What does 'MOTOR OVERHEAT. ALLOW TO COOL' mean on my Kenwood CCL450SI?
The 'MOTOR OVERHEAT. ALLOW TO COOL' message indicates that the motor of your Kenwood Food Processor is overloaded. To resolve this, switch off and unplug the unit, allowing it to cool down for 45 minutes before plugging it back in. If the message persists, let it cool for another 45 minutes.
What does 'MOTOR OVERLOAD' mean on my Kenwood CCL450SI?
The 'MOTOR OVERLOAD' or 'MOTOR STALLED' message on your Kenwood Food Processor indicates that the appliance is overloaded. Reduce the quantity of food in the bowl to resolve this issue.
Why is my Kenwood CCL450SI vibrating heavily during use?
Excessive vibration in your Kenwood Food Processor usually means there's an uneven load in the bowl, you've exceeded the maximum capacity, or you're using the wrong tool or speed. Try reducing the quantity of food or rearranging it in the bowl, and restart the unit. Refer to the program guidelines for the correct tool and speed settings.
What does 'CHECK WATER LEVEL' mean on my Kenwood Food Processor?
The 'CHECK WATER LEVEL' message during steaming on your Kenwood Food Processor means the boil-dry protection has been activated due to insufficient water. Add water up to the 1-liter mark and restart the program.
What does error code E:20 - E:29 mean on my Kenwood Food Processor?
Error messages E:20 through E:29 on your Kenwood Food Processor indicate that the appliance is not functioning correctly. To resolve this, switch off and unplug the unit, then plug it back in and restart.
What does error code E:34 mean on my Kenwood CCL450SI Food Processor?
Error code E:34 on your Kenwood Food Processor indicates a Wi-Fi credentials issue. Check your Wi-Fi password, factory reset the Wi-Fi (refer to the “Wi-Fi Menu” section), and restart the Appliance Setup from the Kenwood World app.
How to prevent food from sticking to the bottom of my Kenwood CCL450SI Food Processor?
To prevent food from sticking or burning in your Kenwood Food Processor, always use the stir tool or knife blade, especially when softening vegetables. Also, ensure that you have selected the correct temperature and consider increasing the stir speed.
Why isn't the timer counting down on my Kenwood CCL450SI Food Processor?
The timer on your Kenwood Food Processor may not count down during the heating stage until the correct temperature is reached. This is normal. If the temperature is set above 100°C, but the water content of the food is preventing the temperature from exceeding 100°C, reduce or select the correct temperature.
What does fast flashing mean on my Kenwood CCL450SI?
Fast flashing indicates that Wi-Fi is available, but the Kenwood Food Processor is unable to connect to Kenwood cloud servers. You may need to restart your router, or contact your Internet Service Provider.
General| Bowl Material | Plastic |
|---|---|
| Speeds | Variable |
| Pulse Function | Yes |
| Weight | 5.4 kg |
| Included Accessories | Blades |
Details the Wi-Fi connection menu options, including setup and reset.
Step-by-step guide to change the display language on the appliance screen.
Guide to manually controlling temperature, time, and speed for custom cooking.
Instructions on how to select and utilize the appliance's built-in cooking programmes.
Identifies and describes the functions of the various cutting discs included with the attachment.
Detailed steps for assembling the Direct Prep attachment and performing operations.
Options and ranges for setting the temperature in manual cooking mode.
Options and ranges for setting the cooking time in manual mode.
Options and ranges for setting the speed in manual cooking mode.
Recipe suggestions and programming guidance for the Stir Fry function.
Specific instructions for cleaning the main power unit of the appliance.
Steps for cleaning the bowl drive shaft assembly and the bowl plug.
Instructions for safely dismantling and cleaning the appliance's lid.
Procedures for dismantling and cleaning the Direct Prep attachment after use.
A guide to identify and resolve common problems encountered with the appliance.
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