Philips Hand blender HR1379/00 HR1379/00 사용자 설명서

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This chapter summarises the most common problems you could encounter 

with the appliance. If you are unable to solve the problem with the 

information below, contact the Consumer Care Centre in your country. 

Problem

Solution

The appliance 

does not work.

The batteries are empty. Recharge the batteries (see 

chapter ‘Preparing for use’, section ‘Charging’).
The safety system is activated. In this case it is not 

possible to switch on the appliance and the charging 

light flashes red. Press and hold the unlock button and 

then press and hold the power-on button within 2 

seconds to switch on the appliance (see chapter 

‘Using the appliance’).
The overheat protection may have switched off the 

appliance because the motor is too hot. The charging 

light lights up red. Let the appliance cool down for 10 

minutes before you continue to use it. If the appliance 

still does not work, contact your Philips dealer or a 

service centre authorised by Philips.

The appliance 

suddenly stops 

working.

Some hard ingredients may block the blades. Release 

the power-on button to switch off the appliance, 

detach the motor unit and remove the ingredients 

that block the blades.

The charging 

light flashes red.

The safety system is activated. In this case it is not 

possible to switch on the appliance and the charging 

light lights up red. Press and hold the unlock button 

and then press and hold the power-on button within 

2 seconds to switch on the appliance (see chapter 

‘Using the appliance’).

Problem

Solution

The overheat protection has switched off the 

appliance, because the motor is too hot. The charging 

light lights up red. Let the appliance cool down for 10 

minutes before you continue to use it. If the appliance 

still does not work, contact your Philips dealer or a 

service centre authorized by Philips.

The charging 

light flashes blue 

quickly.

The batteries are running low. Recharge the batteries 

(see section ‘Charging’ in chapter ‘Preparing for use’).

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