11Don’t use the blender if it’s damaged or malfunctions.

12If the cable is damaged, return the blender, to avoid hazard.

household use only

the wand

1The wand can do most things a jug blender can do, but faster, and with less washing up.

2 Don’t try to chip ice, and don’t try to chop raw meat.

3 Make milkshakes, smoothies, or fruit drinks in a beaker.

4 Blend ingredients in the pan you’re going to cook them in. 5 Sit the pan/bowl on a stable, flat surface, and support it

with your free hand, to prevent it moving.

6 Keep the top of the wand at least 1cm above any liquid being blended.

11Don’t run the motor for more than 1 minute at a time, then leave it for 1 minute to cool before using it again.

fitting/removing the wand

7 Unplug the handle before fitting or removing the wand.

8 To fit the wand to the handle, align one of the arrows u on the wand with the open padlock U on the handle, insert the handle into the top of the wand, then turn the wand clockwise to align the uon the wand with the closed padlock L on the handle. It’s a bayonet-type fitting.

9 To remove the wand, turn it anti-clockwise, then pull it off the handle.

the speed buttons

10 Press one of the speed buttons to run the blender, release it to stop.

1low speed – light applications, using mainly liquid ingredients

2high speed – heavier applications, using mainly solid ingredients

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