Bosch MUM6N10UC Owner's Manual

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How to Use Dough Hook
The dough hook is intended to be used to 
knead yeast doughs and to mix cookie and 
pastry doughs. Also when adding nuts, 
chocolate chips, dried fruit, hard butter or 
shortening, hardened brown sugar, etc. to 
batters.
Use of mixing bowl with dough hook
Before beginning to attach this or any other 
attachment, make sure that the power unit 
is on a smooth, clean, suitable work surface 
and switched to the Off position, “0/off”, 
and that you have,
if necessary, moved the motor drive cover 
to the drive that will not be used.
1. Before using the mixing bowl and 
dough hook for the first time, it is 
recommended that the bowl, cover, 
splash ring and dough hook be 
washed. All components of the mixing 
bowl, except the dough hook, are 
dishwasher safe. The dough hook 
may be washed in warm soapy water. 
After washing, rinse well and dry 
before using.
2. If you have not already done so, move 
the motor drive cover to the high- 
speed drive.
The power unit does not start if the 
motor drive cover is not in place.
3. Place the mixing bowl on the high-
torque drive of the power unit and turn 
the bowl counterclockwise with 
a slight downward pressure until bowl 
is firmly seated, see figure 4a.
Figure 4
4. Engage the dough hook on the 
driveshaft of the mixing bowl by 
placing it over the center column, 
as shown in figure 4b. Once in place, 
check to make sure dough hook has 
engaged the driveshaft by turning the 
dough hook clockwise while pushing 
down until it stops.
5. Place the splash ring on the bowl, 
making sure the tabs on the bowl fit 
into the recesses in the splash ring, 
and turn counterclockwise, see figure 
5a. Then place the cover on the 
splash ring so that the tabs on the 
splash ring fit into the recesses in the 
bowl cover and turn the cover 
counterclockwise to fasten the bowl 
cover to the bowl. See figure 5b.
The splash ring and cover should be in 
place whenever the power unit is in 
operation. The splash ring and cover 
serve to prevent the escape of flour 
dust at the beginning of the stirring and 
kneading process, and also serves to 
prevent accidental contact with the 
moving dough hook.
Figure 5
ATTENTION
Failure to make sure that the bowl is 
properly seated on the drive coupling 
before the power unit is turned On can 
result in damage to the bowl and/or 
coupling.