Philips HR 7717 User manual

HR 7717

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General description (fig. 1)

Amotor unit

BBowl

CCover of bowl

DRidge of cover (locks and unlocks the

built-in safety lock)

ESafety lock

FMetal blade £

GSlicing disc §(double-sided)

A= thin slicing

[= thick slicing

HGrating disc •(double-sided)

A= medium grating

[= coarse grating

IGrating disc ¶(double-sided)

A= extra fine grating

[= fine grating

JWhisk ß

KKneading accessory ^

LDrive shaft

MFood chute

NPusher with pushing guide

OSwitches

O= Off,

M= "Moment" (release = stop)

A= On (continuous operation)

PSpeed control

1= minimum speed

2= maximum speed

QCord storage

RProtective cap

SOpening in the lid

TLid

Blender accessory ®

UBlender jar

VRubber sealing ring

WBlade unit

XScrew-cap

YStorage box for discs

Graphic instructions

Left to the symbols of the various applications

you can see a picture of the accessory to be

used.

On the top line is indicated if it is best to switch on

pressing either M (“Moment”) or A (“continuous”).

Furthermore, the advisable speed is indicated

(i.e. 1or 2). (Please also refer to the tables.)

English

Important

•Read the instructions in conjunction with

the illustrations before using the

appliance. Keep page 3 folded out when

reading.

•Do not leave the appliance operating

unattended.

•Do not allow children to operate the

appliance.

•Care must be taken when handling the

metal blade, the blender blade and the

slicing disc as these are very sharp.

•Remove the protective cap from the

metal blade before use.

•Let the rotating parts come to a complete

stop before opening the cover.

•Never put your fingers or e.g. a spatula

into the food chute or into the blender jar

while operating.

•Remove the mains plug from the wall

socket after use.

•If the mains cord of this appliance is

damaged, it must be replaced by the

special cord.

Apply to your Philips dealer or to the

Philips organization in your country.

•Prior to initial use, wash all the parts

which come into contact with food.

•Never immerse the motor unit in water or

any other liquid. Do not rinse either.

•When mixing or blending fluids, do not

fill above the maximum level indication

on the bowl or the blender jar.

•Do not exceed the maximum quantities

and processing times indicated in the

tables.

•Place the lid on the bowl in the right

manner. The built-in safety lock then

becomes unlocked and the appliance can

be switched on.

•Keep these instructions for future

reference.

Positioning the bowl

- Position the bowl as indicated in fig. 2.

- Move the handle in the direction of the arrow

until it stops (fig. 3).

Positioning the cover

- Position the cover as indicated in fig. 4.

- Move the cover firmly in the direction of the

arrow until it stops and the markings on the

cover and on the bowl (handgrip) meet (fig. 5).

Built-in safety lock

Only if correctly

- the cover has been screwed onto the bowl and

also the screw-cap has been screwed onto the

blender jar mounting hole,

- or the blender jar has been screwed onto the

blender jar mounting hole,

the built-in safety lock is released so that the

appliance can be switched on.

After use

- Switch off (fig. 6).

- Remove the bowl

from the appliance

(fig. 7).

- Release the cover

from the bowl (fig. 8).

Food chute and pusher

• Use the pusher to feed

ingredients through the

food chute (fig. 9).

• You can keep the

pusher in the food

chute to serve as a

stopper while

operating. This will

prevent splashing and

making dust.

• The pusher is equipped with a pushing guide.

The pushing guide can be removed from

the pusher (fig. 10).

If removed, the pushing guide and the smaller

filling opening can be useful when processing

e.g. carrots (fig. 11) and if the portion is too

small to fill the food chute.

Please note: use the pushing guide only if

the pusher is in the food chute.

910

Metal blade £

Take care: the cutting edges are very sharp!

• The metal blade is suitable for chopping,

mixing, blending, puréeing and making dough

for pastry and shortbread.

- Position the bowl (fig. 12) and then the metal

blade (fig. 13).

- Put the ingredients into the bowl (fig. 14).

- Place the cover (fig. 15) and put the pusher into

the food chute (fig. 16).

- Set the speed control to the advised position

(fig. 17).

- Press either button M or button Ato switch on

(fig. 18, 19).

For optimum speed and the appropriate switching

on mode please refer to the tables.

Tips:

• Pre-cut large pieces into cubes of about

3 cm (or 1").

• Avoid overprocessing due to excessive

operation. (Also when using the Msetting.)

• When chopping (hard) cheese, take care not to

keep the motor running too long. Then the

cheese could get warm and turn lumpy.

• If food should get caught around the metal

blade, or when particles of food should stick to

the inside of the bowl:

- first switch the appliance off,

- take the cover from the bowl

- and remove the food from the metal blade or

from the bowl using a spatula.

• Do not chop very hard ingredients, such as

coffee beans, nutmeg and lumps of ice: these

would blunt the metal blade.

Slicing disc §and grating discs •/ ¶

Take care: the cutting edges of the slicing

disc are very sharp!

Therefore, always hold the disc by its central

plastic holder.

- Position the bowl (fig. 20).

- Position the disc with the side to be used facing

upwards. (Afor thin slicing or fine grating; [ for

thick slicing or coarse grating.) (Fig. 21.)

- Place the cover (fig. 22).

- For grating set the speed control to position 2

and press button Ato switch on (fig. 23).

12 1

14 15

18 19

20 1

- For slicing set the

speed control to

position 1or 2and

press button M to

switch on (fig. 24).

(Also refer to the

tables.)

- Feed the ingredients

into the food chute (fig.

25).

- Press the ingredients downwards using the

pusher (fig. 26). Apply steady and moderate

pressure.

Especially when processing e.g. carrots it is

advisable to use the pushing guide (fig. 11).

Tips :

• Pre-cut large pieces to make them feed into the

chute.

• Fill the food chute evenly for the best results.

• Empty the bowl every now and then when

processing large amounts.

Whisk ß

• The whisk is suitable for whisking whole eggs,

white of egg, "toppings" for desserts, instant

pudding and cream. (Also refer to the tables.)

Please note: Do not use the whisk for

making batter!

- Position the bowl (fig. 27) and then the whisk

(fig. 28).

After that, put the ingredients into the bowl

(fig. 29) and place the cover (fig. 30).

- Place the pusher into the food chute to shut it

off (fig. 31).

- Set the speed control

to the position

indicated in the tables

(fig. 32).

- Press button Ato

switch on (fig. 33).

Kneading accessory ^

• The kneading accessory is suitable for kneading

bread dough and mixing batters.

- Place the bowl (fig. 34) and then the kneading

accessory (fig. 35).

27 1

34 1

- Put the dry ingredients

into the bowl (fig. 36)

and place the cover

(fig. 37).

- Set the speed control

to the advised position

(fig. 38). (Please refer

to the tables.)

- Press button Ato

switch on (fig. 39).

- Add the water via the

food chute (fig. 40).

Blender accessory ®

Important

•Before use: Do not insert the mains plug

into the wall socket until the blender jar with

blade unit and lid are correctly mounted on

to the motor unit.

•After use: remove the mains plug from the

wall socket before detaching the blender jar

from the motor unit.

•This accessory is suitable for very fine

blending and puréeing. (E.g. soups, sauces,

milkshake, baby food, vegetables, fruit, thin

batters, paté.) If necessary, cut solid

ingredients into smaller pieces before

putting into the blender jar.

•Do not fill with ingredients hotter than 80°C

(approx. 175°F).

•To prevent spillage, do not overfill.

Maximum jar capacity for liquids is

1.5 litre.

•Never remove the lid while the blender is

operating.

•The appliance is provided with a safety

switch which disables the mechanism if the

jar is not (or not properly) fitted.

Note: Do not use the jar to switch the

appliance on and off.

- Position the rubber sealing ring on the rim of the

blade unit (fig. 41).

- Mount the blade unit on to the jar by turning it

firmly (!) anti-clockwise until locked (fig. 42).

- Unscrew the covering plate (fig. 43).

- Place the mounted jar on to the mounting hole

and turn in the direction of the arrow until locked

(fig. 44).

Warning: Do not

force the handle of

the jar.

- Put the ingredients into

the jar (fig. 45).

- Place the lid onto the

jar by pressing

downwards (fig. 46).

- Fix the protective cap

by pushing lightly

downwards and turning in the direction of the

arrow until locked (fig. 47).

41 42

For disassembling

proceed in reverse.

- Set the speed control

to the advised position

(fig. 48).

- Press either button M

or button Ato switch on

(fig. 49, 50).

For optimum speed and the appropriate switching

on mode please refer to the tables.

Tips:

• Liquid ingredients (e.g. oil for the preparation of

mayonnaise) can be added through the small

aperture in the

protective cap

(fig. 51).

• To add ingredients

when the motor is

running you can

unlock and remove

the protective cap

(fig. 52, 53).

• If blending is prolonged the results will generally

be finer.

• From time to time, it may be necessary to

interrupt the blending and remove particles

sticking onto the jar.

- First switch off and unplug.

- Then remove the protective cap and the lid.

Use a soft spatula. Keep this at a safe distance

(approx. 2 cm or 1") from the blades.

Cleaning

• Always remove the plug from the wall socket

before cleaning the motor unit. The motor unit

may be wiped with a damp cloth.

Never immerse the motor unit in water.

Never pour water over it.

• Wash the items which have been in contact with

the food in warm soapy water immediately after

use. Do not clean in a dishwasher.

• Take care when cleaning the metal blade and

slicing disc: the cutting edges are very sharp!

• Ensure that the cutting edges do not come into

contact with hard objects as this might make

them blunt.

• The gear of the whisk accessory can be easily

disassembled to enable thorough cleaning

(fig. 54, 55).

Symbols in the tables

£= metal blade (F)

§= slicing disc - thin/thick (G)

•= grating disc - medium/coarse (H)

¶= grating disc - extra fine/fine (I)

ß= whisk (J)

^= kneading accessory (K)

®= blender accessory (R - W)

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