SECM 12 B4■ 36
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9) Lift the freezer bowl 9 out of the appliance
and remove the ice cream. Use only plastic or
wooden implements to do this.
CAUTION! PROPERTY DAMAGE!
► Do not use metal utensils to remove the ice
cream from the freezer bowl 9. They can
scratch the freezer bowl 9.
Cleaning and care
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
► Always remove the plug from the mains
power socket before you clean the appliance.
Ensure you never submerse the motor
unit 2 in liquid, and never allow liquid
to enter the motor unit housing 2.
CAUTION! PROPERTY DAMAGE!
► Do not use abrasive, chemical or caustic
cleaning agents to clean this appliance.
They can cause damage to the surfaces.
♦ If assembled, take the appliance apart to clean it.
– Turn the lid 5 until you can take it off.
– Pull the drive shaft 6 out of the drive shaft
socket 3.
– Disconnect the ice scraper 7 from the drive
shaft 6.
– Rotate the lid 5 together with the motor
unit 2. Gently press the two catches which
project through the lid 5 inwards and push
them out of the lid 5 at the same time. The
motor unit 2 will now detach from the lid 5.
– Remove the freezer bowl 9 from the base 0.
♦ Clean the motor unit
2
with a moist cloth after
every use. If there is heavy soiling, add mild
detergent to the cloth. Rinse detergent residues
off with clear water. Ensure that there are no
detergent residues on the appliance, and that the
appliance is completely dry before renewed use.
♦ Allow the freezer bowl 9 to warm up to room
temperature before cleaning them.
Wash the freezer bowl 9, ice scraper 7, lid 5,
base 0 and drive shaft 6 in lukewarm water
with a little washing-up liquid. Afterwards, rinse
these parts with plenty of clean water to remove
all detergent residues.
NOTE
You can also wash the ice scraper 7,
base 0, drive shaft 6 and lid 5 in
your dishwasher.
♦ Ensure that all parts are completely dry before
re-use.
Storage
♦ Always clean the appliance thoroughly before
storing.
♦ Store the appliance in a clean, dry location.
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