Bravetti EP109HA Manuale Utente

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Using the Food Processor

• In order to obtain a better quality of

chopping, operate the appliance by using a

"pulse" method. (Fig. 7 on page 3) If the

ingredients stick to the sides of the jar,

dislodge the pieces with a spatula and

operate 2 or 3 times using the "pulse"

method.

• Do NOT operate the appliance

continuously for more than 20 seconds.

CAUTION: Never place food

processor jar in microwave or over

direct heat.

NOTE: The bowl lid can

be used on the glass

processing jar if you

wish to store

something. (Fig. 8)

Using the Power Unit with the Glass
Chopping Bowl

Warning: The power unit should
never be immersed in water.
Caution: Make sure that the
power unit is unplugged from

power source and the blades have
stopped turning before attaching or
removing any accessory.
To operate the power unit, press on the
On/Off pulse button located on the top of
the unit. The power unit will stop
operating when you remove your finger
from the pulse button.

Important: Do NOT operate the appliance

when empty.

Caution - Blades are sharp. Use

extreme caution when handling

the blade, always hold it by the plastic

hub.

• Place the power unit on top of the

safety cover/splash guard making

sure that it is securely in place and

does not wobble around. (Fig. 11)

• In order to obtain a better quality of

chopping, operate the appliance by

using a "pulse" method. If the

ingredients stick to the sides of the

bowl, dislodge the pieces with a

spatula and operate 2 or 3 times using

the "pulse" method. (Fig. 12)

• Do NOT operate the appliance

continuously for more than 15

seconds.

• Remove the power unit, safety

cover/splash guard and the chopping

blade carefully and cover the chopping

bowl with the lid for storage. (Fig. 13)

Fig. 8

• Place the glass chopping bowl onto the

slip guard pad.

• Place the chopping blade into the glass

bowl onto the blade locating pin.

(Fig. 9)

• Add ingredients to be chopped.

• Fit the safety cover/splash guard in

position on the glass bowl. (Fig. 10)

CAUTION: Never place food

processor bowls (glass or plastic)

in microwave or over direct heat.

Using the Power Unit with the Plastic
Chopping Bowl

Warning: The power unit should
never be immersed in water.
Caution: Make sure that the
power unit is unplugged from

when empty.

Caution - Blades are sharp. Use

extreme caution when handling

the blade, always hold it by the plastic

hub. Always remove the protective

blade covers before using the blades.
• Place the chopping blade into the

plastic bowl onto the blade locating pin.

(Fig. 14)

• Add ingredients to be chopped.

• Fit the safety cover/splash guard in

position on the plastic bowl. (Fig. 15)

• Place the power unit on top of the

safety cover/splash guard making

sure that it is securely in place and

does not wobble around. (Fig. 16)

CAUTION: Never place food

processor bowls (glass or plastic)

in microwave or over direct heat.

Fig. 14

Fig. 15

Fig. 16

Fig. 17

Using the Whisking Disc

• Place the whisking disc into the glass

bowl onto the blade locating pin.

• Add ingredients to be whisked.

• Fit the safety cover/splash guard in

position on the glass bowl.

• Place the power unit on top of the

safety cover/splash guard making sure

that it is securely in place and does not

wobble around.

• When making whipped cream, make

sure that your whipping cream, glass

bowl and whisking disc are cold before

starting.

• Do NOT operate the appliance

continuously for more than 15

seconds.

• In order to obtain a better quality of

chopping, operate the appliance by

using a "pulse" method. If the

ingredients stick to the sides of the

bowl, dislodge the pieces with a

spatula and operate 2 or 3 times using

the "pulse" method. (Fig. 17)

• Do NOT operate the appliance

continuously for more than 15

seconds.

• Remove the power unit, safety

cover/splash guard and the chopping

blade carefully and cover the chopping

bowl with the lid for storage. (Fig. 18)

Fig. 9

Fig. 10

Fig. 11

Fig. 12

Fig. 18

Fig. 13