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• Never put stem adapter discs on the stem
adapter until the work bowl is locked in place.
• Always be sure that the disc is properly in
place on the stem adapter. Disc should be
level.
• When slicing or shredding food, always use the
pusher. Never put your fingers or utensils into
feed tube.
Only use feed tube pusher provided with the
food processor.
• Always wait for the disc to stop spinning before
you remove the pusher or cover from the work
bowl.
• Always unplug the food processor before
removing food, cleaning, or putting on or taking
off parts.
• Always remove work bowl from food processor
base before you remove the slicing/shredding
disc and slinger disc.
• Be careful to prevent the slicing/shredding disc
from falling out of the work bowl when
emptying the bowl. Remove the stem adapter
with disc before tilting the work bowl.
• Don’t use any container or accessories not
recommended by Cuisinart. Doing so may
result in injury.
• To remove continuous feed attachment from
the housing base, turn the work bowl clockwise
to unlock it from the housing base.
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM SOLUTION
Food is sticking to the
walls of the continuous
feed work bowl.
When slicing or shredding, begin processing ingredients in order from
the least water content to the most. As the bowl gets wet, some
ingredients might adhere to the side of the work bowl.
Some examples of lower water content vegetables: cabbage and
Brussels sprouts
Medium water content: radishes, carrots, celery
Higher water content: cucumbers
For best results, be sure to trim all items so that they loosely fit in the
feed tube. It should take minimal to no effort for items to feed through
the tube.
Should bowl and/or chute become clogged with food, pause and
disassemble to clean work bowl and chute and dry both well.
Food is clogging the
continuous feed
chute.
We suggest using the medium slicing/shredding disc. To clear food
from the chute, remove the lid from the continuous feed work bowl
and then remove the slicing/shredding disc. Use a small spatula to
clear food.
Note: Foods with a higher water content can be more prone to
sticking to the inside walls of the chute.
Note: While processing large quantities, chute may have to be cleared
periodically.
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