Philips HR1797/81 Manuel utilisateur

HR1799, HR1797, HR1791

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BAHASA INDONESIA 20

HR1799, HR1797, HR1791

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Introduction

The appliance is equipped with a motor protection

device that will SWITCH OFF the motor in case of

a motor jam (which might occur during heavy

processing jobs or if the appliance is not used in

accordance wih the instructions). If this happens,

SWITCH OFF and UNPLUG the appliance first,

then check if the quantity of ingredients you are

processing does not exceed the quantity

mentioned in the directions for use, or if something

is blocking the blades.Then press the button at the

bottom of the appliance and continue processing.

We advise you to process large quantities of

ingredients in a series of smaller batches. DO NOT

exceed the processing time indicated in the

directions for use when processing a batch.

Safety notice

Always unplug the appliance from the mains

before assembling, disassembling or making

adjustments to any of the accessories.

Keep the appliance out of the reach of children.

The motor only starts if the blender jar or the mill

attachment has been correctly assembled onto

the motor unit.

Make sure the blade unit is securely fastened onto

the mill beaker before you screw the mill

attachment onto the motor unit.

Never touch the blade unit when it is assembled

on the appliance and the appliance is plugged in.

Avoid touching the cutting edges of the blade

units when cleaning them.They are very sharp

and you could easily cut your fingers on them.

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Important

◗Read these instructions for use carefully and

look at the illustrations before using the

appliance.

◗Keep these instructions for future reference.

◗Check if the voltage indicated on the

appliance corresponds to the local mains

voltage (110-127V or 220-240V) before you

connect the appliance.

◗Never use any accessories or parts from

other manufacturers or that have not been

specifically advised by Philips.Your guarantee

will become invalid if such accessories or

parts have been used.

◗Do not exceed the maximum level indicated

on the accessories.

◗Do not exceed the quantities and preparation

times indicated in the table.

◗Never remove accessories or parts from the

motor unit while the appliance is running.

Always unplug the appliance first.

◗Never use the accessories to switch the

appliance on and off!

◗Never let the appliance run unattended.

◗Do not use the appliance if the mains cord,

the plug or other parts are damaged.

◗If the mains cord of this appliance is damaged,

it must always be replaced by Philips or a

service centre authorised by Philips in order

to avoid hazardous situations.

◗Let hot ingredients cool down before

chopping them or pouring them into the jar

(max. temperature 80cC/175cF), especially for

recipes that require large quantities of oil or fat.

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◗To avoid spillage, never fill the jar beyond the

maximum level indication (1.5 litres),

particularly not if you are blending hot liquids

(maximum 1.1 litres).

◗To avoid spillage, always insert the stopper

into the lid before you start processing.

◗Never reach into the jar with your fingers or

an object while the appliance is running or

when the appliance is connected to the mains.

◗If the ingredients stick to the wall of the

blender, switch the appliance off, unplug the

appliance and loosen the ingredients from the

wall by adding liquid or using a spatula.

Preparing the appliance for use

Wash all accessories and detachable parts (see

'Cleaning').

C◗Wind excess mains cord round the base of

the appliance.

Using the appliance

Blender

◗The blender is intended for:

-Blending fluids, e.g. dairy products, sauces, fruit

juices, soups, mixed drinks, shakes.

-Mixing soft ingredients, e.g. pancake batter or

mayonnaise.

-Pureeing cooked ingredients, e.g. for making

baby food.

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C1Place the rubber sealing ring on the rim of

the blade unit.

C2Mount the blade unit onto the jar by

turning it firmly in the direction of the

arrow.

C3Mount the jar onto the motor unit. Fasten

it by turning it in the direction of the

arrow.The jar is properly fixed when the

notch in its lower rim is in line with the

line above the buttons on the motor

housing.

Do not exert too much pressure on the handle

of the jar.

4Open the lid by pressing the projection on

the side of the handle.

C◗To remove the lid, open it and then pull it

upwards.

Only remove the lid for cleaning purposes.

5Put the ingredients in the jar.

Never fill the jar with ingredients that have a

temperature of over 80cC.

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6Close the lid

C7Insert the stopper into the lid.

To avoid spillage, always insert the stopper into

the lid before you start processing.

8Put the mains plug in the wall socket.

C9Select the required setting by pressing the

appropriate button and the appliance will

switch on automatically.

◗The speed buttons allow you to choose the

right speed to obtain optimal results. See the

table for the recommended speeds.

C◗Press the pulse button (M-button) a few times

to let the appliance run for only a few econds

at a time.The appliance will stop when you

release the button. Press the pulse button as

often as is necessary.

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Speed

speed 1

speed 2

speed 3

Ingredients

liquid ingredients (e.g. chocolate milk,

milk with fruit, mayonnaise)

heavier ingredients e.g. a combination of

liquid and solid ingredients (e.g. tomato

sauce or pate)

heavy, mainly solid ingredients (e.g. ice

cubes, soups, beans, etc.)

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Always switch the appliance off before you open

the lid.

10 Press the 0-switch to switch the appliance

off.

Never switch the appliance on or off by turning

the jar.

Recipes can be found in the 'Recipes' chapter below.

Tips

To avoid spillage, never fill the jar above the

maximum level indication (1.5 litres), particularly

not if you are blending hot liquids (maximum 1.1

litres).

◗If you are blending foaming liquids, never fill

the jar beyond the 1.2 l indication.

C◗Liquid ingredients (e.g. oil) can be poured into

the blender jar through the opening in the lid

while the appliance is running.

Do not let the blender run for more than

3 minutes at a time. If you have not finished

blending after 3 minutes, switch the appliance off

for one minute before you continue blending.

◗Dry ingredients must not be processed for

more than 1 minute.

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◗Cut solid ingredients into smaller pieces

before putting them in the blender jar. Do not

process a large quantity of solid ingredients at

the same time. Process these ingredients in a

series of small batches instead.

◗If you are not satisfied with the result when

blending solid ingredients, switch the blender

off and press the pulse button (M-button) a

few times to let the blender run briefly.You

can also stir the ingredients with a spatula

(not while the blender is running!) or pour

out some of the contents of the jar and

process smaller amounts.

◗To crush ice cubes, drop max. 5 cubes per

batch through the opening in the lid onto the

rotating blades.

◗To make tomato juice, cut the tomatoes in

four and drop the pieces through the opening

in the lid onto the rotating blades.

Never reach into the jar with your fingers or an

object (e.g. a spatula) while the blender is running.

◗If you are processing solid and liquid

ingredients at the same time, pour the liquid

ingredients in the jar before switching the

appliance on.Add the solid ingredients while

the appliance is running.

Filter (HR1797 only)

◗You can use the filter accessory to obtain

extra finely blended sauces, fresh fruit juices

or cocktails.All pips and skins will be caught in

the filter.

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