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en Before using the appliance
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Worm gear for juicer attachment
Strainer housing
Juicer housing
Perforated disc, fine
Perforated disc, coarse
Worm gear for grater attachment
Grater drum
Cover
Holder for shape plate
Shape plate
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Special accessory
Special accessory
You can find an overview of the spe-
cial accessories and how to use
them here.
Perforated discs
The fine and the coarse perforated
disc are suitable for additional pro-
cessing functions.
Juicer attachment
The juicer attachment is suitable for
squeezing soft fruit and vegetables,
e.g. berries, tomatoes, apples, pears,
rose hips.
Notes
¡ Do not press fruit whose pips are
similar in diameter to the hole dia-
meter in the strainer insert, e.g.
raspberries.
¡ Cook hard food before squeezing
to make it soft enough, e.g. rose
hips.
Viennese whirl attachment
The Viennese whirl attachment is suit-
able for shaping biscuit dough or
shortcrust pastry.
Grater attachment
The grater attachment is suitable for
grating hard foods, e.g. almonds,
nuts, chocolate, hard cheese or dry
bread rolls.
Note:Only process dry nuts and al-
monds in small quantities.
Overload protection
The overload protection system pre-
vents the motor and other compon-
ents from being damaged through
being overloaded.
If the meat mincer is overloaded or
blocked, the agitator paddle on the
worm gear will break at the predeter-
mined breaking point.
Note:Spare parts with a predeter-
mined breaking point are not covered
by our warranty obligations. A new
agitator paddle is available from cus-
tomer service under order number
00418076.
Replacing the agitator paddle
1. Release the fastening screw in the
agitator paddle using a suitable
screwdriver and remove.
2. Remove the faulty agitator paddle.
3. Insert a new agitator paddle and
screw tight.
Before using the appliance
Before using the appli-
ance
Before using the appliance
Prepare the base unit and the ac-
cessories for use.
Preparing the base unit
Note:The food processor shown in
the pictures may differ from your
model in terms of shape and fea-
tures.
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