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Cleaning
Caution!
Before starting to clean the liquidiser and its components:
•Ensure that the motor is switched off and the power plug removed from the socket.
Under no circumstance may the motor block u be submersed in water or other fluids.This could result in you receiving a fatal electric shock and the appliance could be damaged.
•Never open the housing of the appliance. This brings with it the risk of receiving a fatal electric shock.
•Never disassemble the cutters r and never re- ach into the mixer jug e. The cutters r are extre- mely sharp!
•Do not use solvents or abrasive cleaners on the plastic surfaces, they could be damaged by them.
Cleaning the mixer
➩So that you do not injure yourself on the cutters r, clean the mixer jug e only with a long handled dishwasher brush.
➩In a case of stubborn soiling, the mixer jug e can also be cleaned in a dishwasher. For this, always take the mixing jug e apart, as described later.
➩Clean the lid w and the filling cap q in a dish- washer or with the normal washing up.
If you clean the liquidiser directly after use, you can often achieve a satisfactory and hygienic level of cleaning with the following alternative:
➩Fill the mixer jug e with water, close the lid w and place the mixer jug e on the motor block u.
Insert the power plug into the wall socket and activate the Ice Crush/Clean switch, causing the cutters r to rotate in the water with maximum revolutions.
Should this not dislodge the soiling, you can separate the lower plastic part of the mixer jug e (with the cut- ters r) from the the glass part:
➩Remove the mixer jug e from the motor block u.
➩Turn the plastic element of the mixer attach- ment e
Attention!
Take care with the cutters . They are very sharp. Risk of injury!
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