KitchenAid 161 使用とお手入れ

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To Use Food Grinder Attachment 
1.  Cut food into small strips or pieces and 
feed them into hopper. Meat should be 
cut into long narrow strips.
2.  Turn mixer to Speed 4 and feed food 
into hopper using combination food 
pusher/wrench. 
NOTE:
 Liquid may appear in hopper when 
processing large amounts of high moisture 
foods such as tomatoes or grapes. To 
drain liquid, continue to operate mixer. 
To avoid damage to mixer, do not process 
additional food until liquid has drained 
from hopper.
Coarse Plate
 – Use for 
grinding raw or cooked meats, 
firm vegetables, dried fruits 
and cheese.
Fine Plate 
– Use for grinding 
raw meat, cooked meats for 
spreads and breadcrumbs.
Grinding Meat
 – For better mix and 
more tender results, grind beef twice. Best 
texture results from grinding very cold or 
partially frozen meat. Fatty meats should 
be ground only once.
Grinding Bread 
– To grind bread for 
crumbs, be sure that bread is either oven 
dried thoroughly to remove all moisture, 
or not dried at all. Partially dried bread 
may jam the Food Grinder.
NOTE:
 Very hard, dense foods such as 
totally dried homemade bread should 
not be ground in the Food Grinder. 
Homemade bread should be ground fresh 
and then oven or air-dried.
To Loosen Ring 
– If ring is too tight to 
remove by hand, slip the combination 
food pusher/wrench over the grooves and 
turn counterclockwise.
NOTE:
 To avoid damage to the food 
grinder attachment, do not use 
combination food pusher/wrench to 
tighten ring to grinder body.
To Clean Food Grinder Attachment
First completely disassemble food grinder 
attachment. 
The following parts are dishwasher safe: 
• Grinder body 
• Grinder worm 
• Ring 
• Combination food pusher/wrench 
The following parts should be hand 
washed in warm, sudsy water and 
dried thoroughly: 
• Knife 
• Grinding plate 
Food Grinder Attachment
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Rotating Blade Hazard
Always use food pusher.
Keep fingers out of openings.
Keep away from children.
Failure to do so can result in 
amputations or cuts.
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