Morphy Richards KITCHEN MACHINE 48955 User manual

Kitchen machine with attachments

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CONTENTS

Important safety instructions 2

Electrical requirements 3

Features 4

Unpacking and using your appliance for the first time 5

The mixer tools and their uses 5

Using the mixer 5

Using the blender 6

Cleaning 10

Top tips 10

Your guarantee 11

Getting the best from your new appliance...

Safety

Ensurethe attachments have stopped rotating beforelifting the mixer head

upwards.

Operation

Never run the mixer for longer than 10 minutes as it will overheat, a safety cut

out will come into operation. Switch off and allow to cool down for 3 minutes.

Never run the blender for more than 1 minute. Allow to cool down for 3 minutes.

It is advisable to use the splash cover on the bowl for whisking.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

The use of any electrical appliance requires the following basic common sense

safety rules.

Primarily there is danger of injury or death and secondly the danger of damage

to the appliance. These areindicated in the text by the following two

conventions:

WARNING: Danger to the person!

IMPORTANT: Damage to the appliance!

In addition we offer the following essential safety advice.

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Location

• Remove all packaging and retain for

future reference.

•Ensure the appliance is used on a

firm, flat surface.

•Do not use the appliance outdoors

orin a bathroom.

• Do not place the appliance on a

highly polished wooden surface as

damage may occur to the surface.

• Do not place the appliance on or

near a hot surface such as a hot

plate or radiant rings or near a naked

flame.

• Do not let the mains lead overhang

the edge of the table or work-top,

where a child could reach it.

Children

•Never allow a child to operate this

appliance. Teach children to be

aware of dangers in the kitchen,

warnthem of the dangers of

reaching up to areas where they

cannot see properly or should not be

reaching.

• Young children should be supervised

to ensure that they do not play with

the appliance.

PERSONAL SAFETY

•WARNING: Take carewhen

handling metal blades they are

very sharp.

• Avoid touching moving parts. Keep

hands, hair, clothing as well as

spatulas and other utensils away

from the appliance during operation,

to prevent personal injury and / or

damage to the appliance.

•WARNING: Toprotect against

risk of electric shock NEVER

immerse the base unit in water

or in any other liquid and

always ensure the electrical

connections are kept dry.

•This appliance is not intended for

use by young children or infirm

person unless they have been

adequately supervised by a

responsible person to ensurethat

they can use the appliance safely.

Other safety

considerations

•Disconnect the appliance from the

mains supply when not in use,

before taking off attachments and

before cleaning. Never pull on the

cord to unplug the appliance.

• Do not operate any appliance with a

damaged cord or plug or after the

appliance malfunctions or has been

damaged in any manner. Ring the

helpline number for advice on

examination and repair.

• Unplug the appliance when not

in use.

• The use of attachments or tools not

recommended or sold by Morphy

Richards may cause fire, electric

shock or injury.

•Do not use the appliance for other

than its intended use.

• Do not overfill. This could cause

damage to the motor.

• It is advisable to operate the mixer

with the splash cover in place.

•When blending hot liquids remove

the goblet from the blender lid.

• Do not use with boiling liquids.

•Do not let the mains lead come into

contact with the rotating blades.

•The power cordcannot be replaced.

Contact Morphy Richards for advice.

ELECTRICAL

REQUIREMENTS

Check that the voltage on the rating

plate of your appliance corresponds

with your house electricity supply

which must be A.C. (Alternating

Current).

If the socket outlets in your home

are not suitable for the plug

supplied with this appliance, the

plug should be removed and the

appropriate one fitted.

WARNING: The plug removed

from the mains lead, if severed,

must be destroyed as a plug

with bared flexible cordis

hazardous if engaged into a live

socket outlet.

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Where used, should the fuse in the

13amp plug require replacement, a

5amp BS1362 fuse must be fitted.

WARNING: This appliance must

be earthed.

Features

⁄Outlet cover for blender

¤Base unit

‹Speed/pulse selector

›Plug/cord storage

ﬁRelease lever

ﬂBowl locator

‡Mixer head

·For attachments (optional extra,

certain countries only - Meat

Mincer & Vegetable Shredder)

‚Splash cover

„Splash cover opening

(to add ingredients)

‰Bowl

ÂFiller cap

ÊBlender lid

ÁBlender jug

ËBeater

ÈDough hook

ÍWhisk

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Unpacking and using your

machine for the first time

Carefully unpack your new kitchen

machine and all its attachments and

tools, checking them against the

illustrations at the beginning of this

book to familiarise yourself with the

product. Wash all the parts which

are safe to immerse in water.

Never immerse the base unit in

water or any other liquid. This may

bewiped over with a clean, damp

cloth - but only when unplugged

from the electrical outlet.

The mixer tools and

their uses

WARNING: Never run the mixer

for longer than 10 minutes as it

will overheat. Allow to cool for 3

minutes.

Wash all parts before first use, see

cleaning instructions page 10.

Whisk

Use the whisk attachment for

whisking eggs, cream, instant

puddings, all in one cake mixes,

creaming margarine with sugar (use

ablock margarine at room

temperature) and mixing eggs into

sponge and fruit cakes.

•Don’tuse the whisk for heavy

mixtures as you could damage it.

•Use the splash cover.

Dough hook

Use the dough hook for yeast

mixtures.

Beater

Use beater for mixing flour or fruit

into cake mixes and making short

crust pastry.

Splash cover

The splash cover is used to prevent

any splash back of ingredients. The

opening can be used to add

ingredients during mixing. When you

are putting the splash guard on,

slide it across the bowl and around

the mixer head and slot into place.

Using the mixer

1Turn the release knob to the ‘unlock’

position and raise the mixer head

A.You will hear a click.

2Locate the bowl in the bowl locator

by inserting and turning clockwise.

3Put the ingredients into the bowl.

4Choose a tool, insert the tool into the

attachment head, push up and twist

anti-clockwise to lock in place B.

5Lower the mixer head by holding the

release knob in the ‘unlock’ position,

push down until it clicks shut.

6Locate the splash cover (if required)

over the attachment head then slide

across until it has slotted in to place.

7Plug the mixer into the mains outlet,

then select a speed.

8Mix until desired consistency is

reached.

9To switch off, turn the speed selector

switch back to ‘O’.

Choosing which

speed to use

• If you have something in the bowl

that might splash (e.g. cream or

flour), use the bowl cover, then start

on the lowest speed and increase if

necessary.

•If you feel the machine labouring,

increase the speed.

• Use the pulse setting when you

require a short burst at maximum

speed, (usually required if whisking).

This may help you to select a speed

for most tasks. These guides are

recommendations. Please adjust the

mixer speed as necessary.

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Setting Attachments

Fold, stir or cream butter and sugar

1-4 Beater

Making

pastry 1-4 Beater

Kneading 1-4 Dough hook

Mix cake mixes, cookie dough, mash

potatoes 5-10 Beater

Whisking 10-Max & pulse Whisk

Blending 10-Max & pulse Blender

To add more ingredients

1Turn the splash guard until the

opening is facing you to add further

ingredients during the mixing

process.

To remove tools

1Switch the mixer off and unplug the

unit.

2Turn the release knob to the ‘unlock’

position and raise the mixer head C.

3Push up, twist clockwise and pull

down to remove the tool D.

USING THE BLENDER

WARNING: To prevent injury

keep hands and other utensils

out of the jug while blending

food.

Use the blender for soups, drinks,

mayonnaise, breadcrumbs, biscuit

crumbs and chopping nuts.

1Ensure the mixer head is in the down

position and that there are no tools

inserted in the mixer head.

2Put your ingredients into the jug.

3Put the lid and goblet onto the jug,

rotating clockwise to lock F.

4Remove the outlet cover with two

hands E.

5Place the blender onto the outlet and

turn clockwise to lock in position G.

6Switch on by using the speed

switch. Refer to ‘Which speed to

use’.

7To remove the blender turn it anti-

clockwise and lift off.

Hints for blending

• Never remove the blender or its lid

until the blades have completely

stopped rotating.

• Never blend boiling hot liquids.

• Never run the blender for more than

1minute.

• Do not put dry ingredients into the

blender beforeswitching on. Cut

them into cubes and drop them

through the goblet while the machine

is running.

• Do not process spices such as

cloves, dill and cumin seeds as they

damage the blender’splastic parts.

• The blender is not suitable as a

storage container. Do not leave

ingredients to stand inside it either

beforeor after processing.

• Never exceed the 1 litre maximum

capacity.

• When making mayonnaise, put all

ingredients, except oil into the

blender.Then with the machine

running, remove the goblet and add

the oil slowly and evenly.

When smoothing or blending foods

with strong colour (eg. carrots) the

plastic parts of the appliance may

become discoloured. Use cooking oil

to clean any discoloured parts.

• For blending and chopping, select a

slow speed for soft ingredients,

increase the speed if required to

produce the consistency required.

•Select a high speed for chopping or

blending hard ingredients.

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ADDITIONAL ATTACHMENTS (certain models only)

MEATMINCER

ATTACHMENT

• Always unplug the product before

putting on or taking offattachments

• Remove the attachment hub cover at

the front of the product H.

Features

⁄Food Pusher

¤Food Tray and feed Tube

‹Mincer body

›Food advancing screw

ﬁBlade

ﬂFine mincer screen

‡Mincer screen securing collar

·Spanner

‚Coarse mincer screen

„Collector dish

Assembly instructions

•Fit the cutting blade to the food

advancing screw, ensuring that the

blade is in the correct orientation

(sharp edges facing outwards).

The screw has a square profile which

the blade will locate onto I.

•Fit the screw into the mincer body.

•Select the appropriate mincer screen

for the application and place over the

end of the shaft.

• Ensure that the cutout on the screen

locates to the tab on the attachment

body I.

• Fit the mincer screen securing collar.

ake carewhen fitting the collar to

prevent damage to the product.

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•Hold down the attachment retainer

pin whilst fitting the attachments J.

•Align the flats of the shaft end to

approximately the same angle as

that of the drive and insert into the

drive J.

•Rotate the attachment slightly until it

locates to the drive and push into

place.

•Release the attachment retainer pin

and rotate the attachment slightly

until the hole on the attachment

locates to the retainer pin on the

main unit drive hub K.

• Tighten the securing collar as much

as possible. The best way to do this

is to hold the feed tube with one

hand and the spanner in the other

hand and turn clockwise L.

NOTE: it may be necessary to

tighten this collar again during use.

• Fit the food tray into the food throat

and locate the tray underneath the

outlet to catch processed food M.

Operating Instructions

• The fine mincer screen is for raw and

cooked meat, fish and small nuts.

• The coarse mincer screen is for raw

meat, fish, nuts, vegetables, hard

cheese, fruit peel and dried fruit.

•Fit the appropriate screen as

described above in assembly

instructions.

•Cut the meat and vegetables into

cubes of 25mm maximum.

• Feed the cubed food into the feed

tube.

•Use the pusher to move the food

down the tube, no pressureis

required at all.

• Operate the machine on Speed 4.

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VEGATABLE SHREDDER

ATTACHMENT

• Always unplug the product before

putting on or taking offattachments

•Remove the attachment hub cover at

the front of the product N.

Features

⁄Food pusher

¤Main housing and feed tube

‹Drive shaft

›Fine grating / shredding cone

ﬁCone retaining collar

ﬂCoarse grating / shredding cone

‡Fine slicing cone

·Coarse slicing cone

Assembly instructions

• Choose the appropriate cone for the

application.

• Affix the shaft to the cone by aligning

the fixing tabs on the shaft to the

holes in the base of the cone O.

• Twist the shaft clockwise to lock into

place.

• Locate the shaft end into the main

housing hub.

• Screw the cone retaining collar into

place. Take care when fitting the

collar to prevent damage to the

product.

• Hold down the attachment retainer

pin whilst fitting the attachments.

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•Align the flats of the shaft end to

approximately the same angle as

that of the drive and insert into the

drive P.

• Rotate the attachment slightly until it

locates to the drive and push into

place Q.

• Release the attachment retainer pin

and rotate the attachment slightly

until the hole on the attachment

locates to the retainer pin on the

main unit drive hub R.

Operating Instructions

• The fine shredder is for finely

shredding and the coarse shredder is

for coarsely shredding hard or crisp

vegetables (e.g. carrots, turnips,

potatoes, but also hard cheese, nuts

and dry bread).

• The thick slicer is for slicing firm

foods. It is particularly suitable for

preparing vegetables to be steamed,

fried, creamed or scalloped.

• The thin slicer is suitable for

shredding vegetables for coleslaw,

potato crisps, bread, celery,

cucumbers, nuts and pickles.

• Fit the appropriate shredding or

slicing cones as described above in

assembly instructions.

• Cut the vegetables into cubes of

25mm maximum.

• Feed the cubed vegetables into the

feed tube.

•Use the pusher to move the food

down the tube, no pressure is

required at all.

• Operate the machine on Speed 4.

Cleaning

Beforecleaning and maintenance,

switch the appliance off and unplug

from the mains.

1Remove all attachments. All

attachments can be washed in warm

soapy water.Ensurethat they are

thoroughly dried.

2Wipe the outside of the mixer with a

damp cloth, then leave to air dry.

Never use abrasives or immerse in

water.

3Wash the bowl in hot soapy water.

After cleaning re-fit the bowl. This

will keep the mixer head mechanism

covered.

4Fill the blender with warm water, fit

the lid and goblet, then switch on to

MAX for 20-30 seconds. Empty then

rinse. Wipe then leave to air dry.

•Do not leave the blender in water to

soak or leave water in the blender.

Top tips

If the mixer stops during operation,

it is because the unit has

overheated due to overloading and

the protection device has activated.

Switch the mixer offand unplug

from the mains.

Remove some of the ingredients to

reduce the load. Let the machine

cool down for 3 minutes.

Plug the unit back in, then reselect

the speed and continue to use. If

the mixer does not restart

immediately, allow to stand for

additional time, then retry.

If the unit is still not working call the

helpline for further advice.

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