Black & Decker FM1700 Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 5)

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Assembly

1. Wash all detachable parts (see chapter

‘Maintenance and cleaning’).

2. Fit the jug seal (E) into the required blade

holder (G).

3. Place the blade holder (G) into the required

jug base (D).

4. Secure the blade holder (G) by turning it anti

clockwise.

Use

1. Place the appliance on a ﬂat, stable surface.

2. Put the ingredients into the required jug (C).

3. If using the blender push the lid (B) and ﬁller

cap (A) onto the jug (C).

4. If using the Grinder or chopper seal the jug

by ﬁtting the required blade holder (A)and

secure by turning anti-clockwise.

5. Place the jug (C) onto the blender body (I).

6. Secure the jug (C) by turning it anti

clockwise.

7. Connect it to the electrical supply and select

the required speed using the rotary switch.

The following settings are available:-

P = Pulse Operation

O = Power Off

1 = Low Speed

2 = High Speed

The appliance should be

disconnected from the mains supply

before removing the jug.

Recommendations when

blending

*Semi Liquids assumes maximum of 250 grams

of fruits, vegetables or ice in 2.5x2.5 cm cubes

along with 500 ml of water or any other liquid of

similar consistency.

Note: The blender should not be run for longer

than 1 minute. After a continuous run of 1

minute, the blender should be allowed to cool

down for at least 2 minutes before further use.

Recommendations when

grinding (BX225 & BX275 Only)

Note: The dry grinder should not be

continuously run for longer than 40 seconds.

Warning! The grinder should NOT be used for

wet grinding of hard food materials like pulses,

beans, grains etc. This will lead to damage of

blades and reduction of motor life span.

Liquids 20 sec 1 1000ml

Semi Liquids * 10 sec 2 750ml

Ingredients Max Run Time Speed Max Quantity

(Seconds) (ml)

Dry Pepper/

Coffee beans

20 sec 2 60g

Dry Pulses 30 sec 1 50g

Dry Herbs 20 sec 1 50g

Ingredients Max Run Time Speed Max Quantity

(Seconds) (ml)

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