Adding Ingredients; Power Supply; Safety Functions - Silvercrest SKMM 1000 A1 Instrucciones De Servicio

7.2 Adding ingredients

• When filling liquid ingredients into the working con-
tainer 10, note that the maximum filling level is
1250 ml.
• No liquids may be processed in the mini crusher 16 +
17. The ingredients may be filled up only to the MAX
mark.
• Note the information in the processing tables on the
maximum amounts of ingredients.
• Insert the following accessories before putting the in-
gredients into the working container 10:
- Blade assembly 9
- Axle 18 + mixer assembly 20
- Axle 18 + whisking disc 8
• For topping up with the lid 4 closed, the device is pro-
vided with a food chute with a 3-in-1 food pusher. Re-
move one of the food pushers 1, 2, 3 according to the
size and quantity of ingredients. There are various
food chute sizes available to you.
• When working with the discs 7, 6, 5, always use the
smallest food pusher possible 1, 2, 3 in order to
achieve the best result.
• When working with the French fries disc 7, always use
the maxi food pusher 3 in order to achieve the best re-
sult.
NOTE: these instructions always describe only the use of
a food pusher which is frequently suitable. Match the selec-
tion of the food pusher to the food.
• You can remove the mini food pusher 1 and the midi
food pusher 2 while the device is running.
• If you use the large food chute (with the maxi food
pusher 3), the ingredients may only be filled in up to
the MAX mark.
• The mini food pusher 1 has a small hole in the bottom,
through which liquids can slowly drip into the working
container (e.g. for dripping in oil slowly when prepar-
ing mayonnaise).

7.3 Power supply

DANGER! Risk of injury!
Do not insert the mains plug 11 into a wall socket until
the food processor has been completely assembled for
the intended purpose.
Insert the mains plug 11 into a wall socket with ground
contacts which corresponds to the technical data on the rat-
ing plate. The wall socket must still be easily accessible af-
ter connection.

7.4 Safety functions

In order to minimise the risk of injury, the food processor
can only be started if certain accessories have been assem-
bled correctly.
DANGER! Risk of injury!
Never bypass the safety functions!
The principle: Marking
Wherever you see the lock symbols and a dot, the same
principle applies.
1. Placing the upper accessory in
position: place the upper accessory
with the
open lock symbol
2. Turning clockwise:
Turn the upper accessory clockwise
until it locks into place.
3. Correctly assembled:
When the accessories have been cor-
rectly assembled, the
to the closed lock symbol
• In order to remove this, turn the upper accessory anti-
clockwise until the
symbol . You can then lift off the accessory.
The individual accessories
• Figure B: the working container 10 must engage
with the base unit 14 by means of a small turn in the
clockwise direction.
• Figure C: the lid 4 must engage with the working
container 10 by means of a small turn in the clockwise
direction.
• Figure K: for the citrus press, the lid 4 is not re-
quired. Instead, the screen 19 must engage with the
working container 10 by means of a small turn in the
clockwise direction.
• Figure F: the mini crusher 16 + 17 is placed directly
on the base unit 14 without the working container 10.
This must be assembled correctly and engage with the
base unit by means of a small turn in the clockwise di-
rection.
The maxi food pusher
• Figure D: when the lid 4 has been put in place, the
maxi food pusher 3 must be inserted into the food
chute. It can be pulled up all the way to the MAX
mark without interrupting operation. When it is pushed
down, this safety function causes a resistance.
+ /
mark in position on the
.
mark points
.
mark points to the open lock
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