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Philips HR2830/06 - Assembling and Using Metal Blade; Metal Blade Usage and Tips

Philips HR2830/06
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- Ensure that the marks
on the cover correspond
with the marks on the
bowl (fig. 9).
- Fix the cover (with motor unit) by rotating
clockwise until it stops (fig. 10).
- Put the pusher into the food chute (fig. 11).
- Switch on (fig. 12).
During operation you may remove the pusher
from the filling opening to add ingredients.
There is a small opening in the pusher through
which from time to time you can add liquid
(e.g. oil while making mayonnaise) (fig. 13).
Tips
Pre-cut large pieces into cubes of about 3 cm
(or 1”).
Avoid overprocessing due to excessive
operation.
When chopping (hard) cheese, take care not to
keep the motor running too long. Then the
cheese could get warm and turn lumpy.
If food should get caught around the metal
blade, or when particles of food should stick to
the inside of the bowl:
- first switch the appliance off,
- take the cover (with motor unit) from the bowl
- and remove the food from the metal blade or
from the bowl using the spatula.
Do not chop very hard ingredients, such as
coffee beans, nutmeg and lumps of ice: these
would blunt the metal blade.
Assembling motor unit on to cover
Always fix the motor
unit on to the cover
before screwing the
cover on to the bowl.
- Place the motor unit
on the cover. Note the
correct position (fig. 2).
- Press firmly (“Click!”)
Metal blade
Take care: the cutting edges are very sharp!
- Remove the protective cap from the metal blade
before use (fig. 3, 4).
Always hold the unprotected metal blade by
its handle.
The metal blade is suitable for chopping, mixing,
blending and puréeing
.
- First position the coupler (fig. 5) and the metal
blade (fig. 6).
- Then put the ingredients into the bowl (fig. 7).
- Place the cover (with motor unit) on to the bowl
(fig. 8).
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