Why does my Kenwood Kitchen Appliances processor stop during processing?
Your Kenwood Kitchen Appliances processor might stop during processing due to being overloaded or exceeding maximum capacities. Check the maximum capacities stated in the recommended usage chart. Another reason might be an unlocked lid. Ensure the lid is locked on correctly.
What to do if my Kenwood FDP22 Kitchen Appliances processor will not operate?
If your Kenwood Kitchen Appliances processor isn't operating, first, ensure it's plugged in and has power. The processor won't work if the bowl or lid aren't correctly fitted into the interlock. Check that the bowl and lid are aligned and interlocked correctly.
Why is my Kenwood FDP22 unit unstable with heavy vibrations?
If your Kenwood Kitchen Appliances unit is unstable with heavy vibrations, it may be due to processing dough for too long or exceeding maximum capacities. Use the handle on the lid to support the appliance if it starts to move. Do not process dough for longer than 30 seconds and do not exceed the maximum quantity recommended in the usage chart. Re-kneading dough in the bowl is not recommended as it may cause instability; re-knead by hand only. Also, sticky ingredients like dates can cause this issue; use 'Pulse' first to break them down, then switch to continuous operation.
What to do if food is not exiting the outlet of the Kenwood FDP22 express serve?
If food is not exiting the outlet of your Kenwood Kitchen Appliances express serve, the slinger plate might not be fitted under the grating/slicing disc. Make sure to fit the slinger plate.
What to do if there is heavy splashing from the Kenwood FDP22 feed tube?
If you experience heavy splashing or ingredients being ejected from the feed tube of your Kenwood Kitchen Appliances, it's likely that the pusher is not fitted. Always fit the pusher when processing dough, pastry, and cakes to prevent splashing.
Why can't I fit the bowl to the base of my Kenwood FDP22 Kitchen Appliances with the lid fitted?
If you can't fit the bowl to the base of your Kenwood Kitchen Appliances with the lid fitted, the On/off switch might be in the ‘On’ position. Move the switch to the ‘off’ position.
What to do if slice or grated food is damaged by the knife blade in my Kenwood FDP22 Kitchen Appliances?
If sliced or grated food is being damaged by the knife blade in your Kenwood Kitchen Appliances, you're likely operating with both the knife blade and disc fitted in the bowl. Remove the knife blade before using the grating/slicing disc.
Why is my Kenwood Kitchen Appliance processor stopping during processing?
Your Kenwood Kitchen Appliance processor might be stopping because it's overloaded or exceeding maximum capacities. Check the recommended usage chart for maximum capacities. Also, ensure the lid is locked on correctly.
What to do if my Kenwood Kitchen Appliances unit is unstable with heavy vibrations?
If your Kenwood Kitchen Appliances unit is unstable, experiences heavy vibrations, or moves, it could be due to processing dough for too long or exceeding maximum capacities. Use the handle on the lid for support if the appliance moves. Do not process doughs for longer than 30 seconds and do not exceed the maximum quantity recommended in the usage chart. Re-knead dough by hand only, as re-kneading in the bowl may cause instability. If you are processing sticky ingredients, use 'Pulse' first to break them down, then switch to continuous operation.
How to fix Kenwood Kitchen Appliances processor that will not operate?
If your Kenwood Kitchen Appliances processor isn't operating, first check that it's plugged in and has power. Ensure the bowl is correctly fitted to the power unit and that the bowl and lid are aligned and interlocked correctly. The processor will not operate if the bowl or lid are not fitted correctly into the interlock.
Instructions for using the knife blade for dough and pastry.
Guidance on using the Express Serve attachment with fresh ingredients.
Details on electrical plug safety, fuse replacement, and wiring.
Steps for preparing the appliance before its initial operation.
Identification of the food processor's parts and accessories.
Instructions for the main bowl, including limitations and processing tips.
Guidance on adjusting the power cord and proper appliance storage.
Contact details for customer support, repairs, and spare parts.
Guidelines for responsible product disposal and warranty terms.
Instructions for using the knife blade for dough and pastry.
Guidance on using the Express Serve attachment with fresh ingredients.
Details on electrical plug safety, fuse replacement, and wiring.
Steps for preparing the appliance before its initial operation.
Identification of the food processor's parts and accessories.
Instructions for the main bowl, including limitations and processing tips.
Guidance on adjusting the power cord and proper appliance storage.
Contact details for customer support, repairs, and spare parts.
Guidelines for responsible product disposal and warranty terms.
This document provides instructions for the Kenwood Food Processor, model FDP22. It covers the assembly, usage, and maintenance of the appliance, including its standard attachments and an "Express Serve" feature.
The Kenwood FDP22 is a versatile food processor designed for various kitchen tasks. Its primary function is to process food efficiently and safely. It comes with a main bowl and several attachments, including a knife blade for chopping and mixing, and grating/slicing discs for preparing ingredients like vegetables and cheese. The appliance is powered by a motor unit and operated via an on/off switch with a pulse function, allowing for precise control over processing. The "Express Serve" feature is a specialized attachment that allows food to be processed directly into a separate bowl, offering convenience for continuous processing or serving.
The food processor is designed for ease of assembly and use. Before first use, all plastic blade covers must be removed from the knife blade, and all parts should be washed. The cord needs to be fully unwound before plugging in the appliance.
To assemble, the bowl is first placed onto the power unit, followed by the desired attachment (knife blade or disc). The lid is then secured onto the bowl, ensuring it is locked into place. The feed tube on the lid allows ingredients to be added during operation, with a pusher provided to safely guide food down. The appliance will not operate if the bowl or lid are not correctly fitted and interlocked, a safety feature.
The knife blade is suitable for tasks like chopping, mixing, and preparing bread dough. For bread dough, dry ingredients are added first, followed by liquid, and processed until a smooth, elastic ball forms. For coarser textures, the pulse control is recommended. Users should avoid over-processing and, when making pastry, use cold fat cut into 2cm cubes. An example recipe for prune marinade is provided, suggesting processing for 4 seconds using the pulse function.
When using the grating/slicing discs, the knife blade must be removed from the bowl. The discs are used for tasks like grating cheese or slicing vegetables. It's important to use fresh ingredients and fill the width of the feed tube fairly full to prevent food from slipping sideways. A small amount of unprocessed food may remain on the disc or in the bowl after processing.
The "Express Serve" attachment is designed for direct serving. It involves fitting a slinger plate under the grating/slicing disc, which directs processed food out of a dedicated food outlet into a separate bowl. This feature is particularly useful for continuous processing without needing to empty the main bowl. It is crucial to ensure the slinger plate is fitted correctly, as failure to do so can cause food to clog and damage the attachment. The "Express Serve" should not be run continuously for longer than 2 minutes, with a 2-minute cool-down period between operations.
Proper maintenance ensures the longevity and safe operation of the Kenwood FDP22.
After use, the knife blade and disc can be stored together in the bowl for convenience.
A detailed troubleshooting guide is provided to address common issues such as the processor not operating, stopping during processing, or poor performance. This guide helps users identify causes and solutions, such as checking if the appliance is plugged in, if the bowl and lid are correctly fitted and interlocked, or if maximum capacities have been exceeded.
For any issues not resolved by troubleshooting, Kenwood customer care can be contacted. Users are advised to have their model number (e.g., TYPE: FDP22) and date code ready. Information on authorized repairers and spare parts is also provided. The product is covered by a warranty, subject to terms of use and proper maintenance.
This comprehensive guide ensures users can effectively and safely operate and maintain their Kenwood FDP22 food processor.
General| Material | Plastic |
|---|---|
| Speed Settings | 2 |
| Color | White |
| Type | Food Processor |
| Pulse Function | Yes |
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