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Brand | Waring |
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Model | WFP14SW |
Category | Food Processor |
Language | English |
Covers reading instructions, unplugging, blade handling, keeping hands away, and avoiding moving parts for safe operation.
Addresses electrical shock prevention, handling damaged cords, and using compatible attachments to prevent hazards.
Details blade placement, motor stop confirmation, interlock mechanisms, cover security, and misuse prevention.
Includes user responsibility, restrictions on outdoor use, commercial use compliance, and child supervision requirements.
Details the use of 3-prong plugs and properly connected grounding type outlets for electrical safety.
Explains the use of adapters for 2-slot outlets and cautions regarding proper grounding verification.
Introduces the Waring WFP11SW/WFP14SW food processors, LiquiLock™ Seal System, certifications, and included accessories.
Lists and describes the standard components of the WFP11SW and WFP14SW, including the motor base, work bowl, cover, S-blade, and whipping disc.
Provides step-by-step instructions for assembling the work bowl, motor shaft, and S-blade or whipping disc.
Details the procedure for safely removing the work bowl and the S-blade or whipping disc from the unit.
Explains the operation of the ON and OFF/PULSE control levers for motor activation and pulsing.
Describes how to use the ON lever for continuous operation and the OFF/PULSE lever for precise pulsing control.
Guides on chopping and mincing various ingredients like meat, cheese, and vegetables using the S-blade.
Instructions for puréeing, mixing ingredients, and whipping cream using the S-blade and whipping disc.
Details how to clean the bowl, covers, and S-blade, including dishwasher safety and manual cleaning solutions.
Provides instructions for cleaning the motor base exterior, emphasizing not to immerse it in liquids.
Solutions for issues where the unit fails to start, checking connections, lever position, and safety interlocks.
Addresses problems like overheating or unexpected stops, suggesting cooling and checking attachments.
Troubleshooting steps for when the unit operates below expected speed, usually due to overloading.
Guidance for when the unit remains inoperable, checking power sources and circuit breakers.
Procedure for units exhibiting sparks or smoke, advising immediate shutdown and contacting service.
Troubleshooting for grinding noises, suggesting checks for rubbing parts and contacting service.