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• Always disconnect the appliance from the power supply when not in use,
before disassembly/assembly and before cleaning.
2.2 Safety advices for using the appliance
• During operation, do not use any object to stir in the glass
jar and never touch the running blade. To avoid injuries it is
imperative to keep your hair, hands and clothes away from
the running blade!
• The appliance has a delayed motor stop after it has been
switched off; therefore please wait until it has stopped befo
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re removing the lid!
• The jar is made of glass and thus, it is fragile. Handle the
glass jar with care to avoid breakage of glass and splinters!
• Be carefull with the processing of liquids. Those can splash
during the use!
• There is a danger of burning using hot liquids!
• Hot liquids with temperatures over 60 °C must not be pro
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cessed!
• Place the appliance on a stable and even surface and do not operate it in
the vicinity of sources of heat (oven, gas flame etc.) or in explosive envi
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ronments where inflammable liquids or gases are located.
• Prior to switching the appliance on make sure that …
$ the appliance is assembled correctly. This applies especially for the
rubber gasket – it must always be placed.
$ the lid is firmly placed on the glass jar and the small measuring cup
sticks correctly in the lid.
$ the blade unit is tightly screwed together with the glass jar.
• In order to avoid spilling over, the glass jar may be filled with max. 0.6 l.
This applies especially when working with high speed.
• When processing hot (max. 60 °C) and foaming liquids, the glass jar should
be filled with max. 0.5 l to avoid possible spilling over.
• In case the blade is blocked, switch off the appliance immediately and pull
the power plug. Remove the blocking ingredients only afterwards.
• Care shall be taken when handling the sharp cutting blades, emptying the
bowl and during cleaning.
• Always switch off and disconnect the appliance from the power supply
before changing accessories or touching moving parts.
• Avoid any no-load operation and do not handle it with hands wet.
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