Bosch MFW3850B Instrucciones De Uso página 21

Recommended speeds
Attachment
Reversing function
ONLY MFW36.../MFW38...
The reversing function is designed to
release food that has got stuck by briefly
running the worm gear in reverse. The
reversing function switches off automatically
after 15 seconds.
Caution!
Never press and hold button +
continuously while the appliance is switched
on. Only press and hold button +
continuously once the appliance has come
to a complete stop.
■ Switch the appliance off with button k
and wait until the drive has stopped.
■ Press and hold button +.
■ After approx. 5-10 seconds, release
button + and wait for the drive to
come to a standstill.
■ Switch the appliance on again with
button k.
Note:
If food that has got stuck is not released by
briefly putting the appliance into reverse,
switch the appliance off, unplug and
clean it. X "Care and daily cleaning" see
page 24
Speed
fast
fast
slow
slow
Reversing function
Base unit
Preparation
W Risk of injury!
Do not insert the mains plug until all
preparations for working with the appliance
are complete and the required attachments
are assembled correctly and connected to
the base unit.
■ Place the base unit on a stable and level
work surface.
■ Pull the mains cable out of the cable
storage compartment to the required
length.
The base unit is now prepared.
Base attachment
The base attachment can be used for the
following a pplications:
Meat mincer
For chopping up raw or cooked food. Select
the appropriate perforated disc depending
on the type and consistency of the food to
be processed. X "Tips" see page 25
Sausage filler
For filling artificial and natural casings with
sausage meat. For producing meat rolls.
Kebbe maker
For producing tubes of dough or minced
meat.
Note: Other applications are possible
using the base attachment and appropriate
accessories available from Customer
Service.
Caution!
When assembling the different individual
parts, make sure that the notched markings
on the inserts match up with the relevant
one on the housing.
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