Russell Hobbs RHFP750

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Jeffrey ChoiJul 31, 2025
Why is food unevenly chopped in my Russell Hobbs RHFP750?
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  Catherine CarpenterJul 31, 2025
  Uneven chopping in your Russell Hobbs Food Processor can occur if the workbowl is overfilled, if you're running the bowl continuously instead of using PULSE, or if the food pieces are different sizes. For more even processing, use smaller amounts of food, use the PULSE button in short bursts (5 seconds or less), allowing the blades to stop completely between pulses, and ensure food is cut into uniformly sized pieces before processing.
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Scott HoltAug 5, 2025
What to do if liquid leaks from the bottom of my Russell Hobbs RHFP750 Food Processor workbowl?
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  Cameron LopezAug 5, 2025
  If liquid leaks from the bottom of the workbowl of your Russell Hobbs Food Processor, it's likely due to processing too much liquid at once. Process smaller amounts, and do not exceed 3 cups of liquid in the workbowl. Also, be sure to leave the blade in place when removing the workbowl from the processor.
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Traci ConnerAug 10, 2025
Why are sliced foods uneven and slanted when using my Russell Hobbs RHFP750?
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  Derrick LunaAug 10, 2025
  Uneven and slanted slices from your Russell Hobbs Food Processor often result from an improperly packed feed chute or uneven pressure applied to the food pusher. Cut food into even lengths, slightly shorter than the feed chute length. Pack the chute carefully and maintain consistent pressure on the food pusher during processing.
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Natalie HaleAug 15, 2025
What to do if soft cheese collects on the disc of my Russell Hobbs Food Processor?
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  Annette MathisAug 15, 2025
  If soft cheese collects on the disc of your Russell Hobbs Food Processor, it may not have been cold enough, or too much pressure was exerted on the pusher. Ensure soft cheeses are well chilled, or place them in the freezer until a knife can only penetrate about 12mm. Use the food pusher as a guide, and avoid applying hard pressure.
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Rhonda ThompsonAug 20, 2025
Why do foods being sliced or grated fill up on one side of the bowl in my Russell Hobbs RHFP750?
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  Cindy FrenchAug 20, 2025
  It's normal for sliced or grated foods to accumulate on one side of the bowl in your Russell Hobbs Food Processor. Stop processing occasionally to even out the food in the workbowl, or move it to another bowl. Empty the workbowl when food accumulates close to the disc before continuing.
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Susan DanielsAug 26, 2025
What to do if some pieces of food remain on top of the slice/grate disc in my Russell Hobbs RHFP750 Food Processor?
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  Melanie LeeAug 26, 2025
  It is normal for some pieces of food to remain on top of the slice/grate disc in your Russell Hobbs Food Processor. You can slice or grate these pieces by hand or save them for another use, such as soups that will be pureed.