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Silvercrest SKMP 1300 D4 - Working with the Kneading Hook, Whisk and Beater

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SKMP 1300 D4
GB
IE
 23
Working with the kneading
hook, whisk and beater
WARNING! RISK OF INJURY!
Never place your hands or fingers in the
mixing bowl during operation! Danger
of injury due to rotating parts!
Do not change accessories unless the drive is
at a complete standstill! The drive will run on
for a short time after being switched off.
In the event of malfunction, switch the appli-
ance off and remove the plug from the wall
socket to prevent the appliance from being
switched back on unintentionally.
ATTENTION! PROPERTY DAMAGE!
When working with the kneading hook ,
whisk - or beater 3, we recommend al-
lowing the appliance to cool down after
10 minutes of operation.
NOTE
The drive unit lid % must be attached while
you are working with the kneading hook
, whisk - or beater 3. Otherwise, the
appliance will not start.
Proceed as follows to prepare the appliance for
work with the kneading hook , whisk - or
beater 3:
1) Press the release lever upwards and move
the swivelling arm to the highest position.
2) Attach the lid to the swivelling arm :
Attach the lid so that the arrow symbol ▼
on the swivelling arm points towards the
middle of the arrow
on the lid
(fig. 1). The filling nose will be pointing
towards the front of the appliance.
Turn the lid anticlockwise (towards
)
until it is firmly attached.
Fig. 1
3) Insert the mixing bowl in such a way that
the locking tabs on the mixing bowl grip
into the recesses in the base . Turn the
mixing bowl clockwise (see
and
symbols on the base ) so that it is locked
and firmly held in place.
4) Add the ingredients into the mixing bowl ,
observing the following table with the recom-
mended filling quantities:
Filling quantities for... min. max.
Yeast dough N/A
1000g
flour
Cake mixture N/A
900g
plain
flour
Heavy dough
(e.g. shortcrust pastry)
N/A
900g
plain
flour
Cream 200 ml 1500 ml
Egg white
(eggs of weight class M)
2 12
Adjust the remaining ingredients in the recipe
to the respective maximum quantity.

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