Cookworks 420-2127 Kullanım Kılavuzu - Sayfa 5

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7. When the glass is full; switch off and release the lever.

8. You may directly switch off the appliance, remove the goblet and pour the drink.

NOTE: NEVER IMMERSE THE APPLIANCE IN WATER.

USEFUL INFORMATION

DO NOT BLEND HOT LIQUIDS.

DO NOT OPERATE LONGER THAN 60 SECONDS AT ONE TIME. Stop and cool for 5

minutes then resume.

To make a thinner smoothie drink, add more liquid.

To make a thicker smoothie drink, add more frozen ingredients.

Do not overfill as some liquids will increase in volume and froth during blending (e.g. milk).

Do not blend solid freezing food, break it up before adding to the goblet.

Do not switch on if the appliance is empty. The cutter bearing may be damaged if run

empty or blend dry ingredients.

Do not use the goblet to store beverages or foods.

Some drinks may not be completely smooth after blending due to seeds or the fibrous

nature of the ingredients.

CLEANING

The pulse button allows you to clean the goblet and the blade easily and rapidly.

Pour a little lukewarm water into the goblet.

Turn to pulse function for a few seconds.

Whilst running, press the tap lever and allow water to drain into a container and clean the

tap assembly. This can be repeated if necessary.

Remove the goblet and rinse under running water. Handle the blender blade carefully.

Lid, lid stopper and stirrer shall be rinsed with water and dry them thoroughly.

Wipe and clean the motor housing with a damp cloth. Never immerse in water.

Do not use abrasive cleaners or scouring pad on appliance.

In case the goblet is necessary to remove for cleaning; refer to below dismantle/assembly

instruction:

Remove the tap assembly by turning in anti-clockwise direction.

Remove the goblet from the base by turning in anti-clockwise direction.

Take out the silicone seal ring (see figure 1).

After cleaning, assemble all parts back in reverse direction. (see figure 2).