Silvercrest 314863 - Removing the Blender; Useful Tips

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9 ■SSMC 600 B1
Removing the blender
Once you have finished processing the food in the attachment:
1) Always start by setting switch 5 to the off position (“0”) and pulling out the
mains plug.
2) Wait until the motor has come to a complete standstill before lifting the
blender 3 off the motor block 6. Remove the blender 3 from the motor
block 6 in a vertical, upward motion.
Useful tips
■ To achieve the best results when puréeing firm ingredients, add small amounts
one after the other into the blender 3 rather than a single large portion.
■ When processing firm ingredients, cut them into small pieces (2 – 3 cm).
■ When mixing liquid ingredients, start off with a small amount of liquid.
Gradually add more liquids to the mixture through the measuring cap.
■ The appliance can be stabilised by placing your hand on top of the closed
blender during operation.
■ When stirring firm or very viscous foods, it can be helpful to use the level P to
avoid a blocking of the cutting blades 4.
NOTE
► Do not use the appliance to grind crystals of cooking salt, refined sugar or
white sugar. For example, to make powdered sugar.