Operation Of The Chopper - Westfalia K-650 Bedienungsanleitung

the disc. Next, pull down the locking button and insert the desired grating insert
into the disc from the outside.
The grating attachment is disassembled in reverse order.
Please Notice: The graters are very sharp! Be careful not to cut yourself!
1. Attach the big bowl to the motor unit and lock it in place by turning.
2. Insert the grating attachment into the bowl.
3. Attach the lid (1) to the bowl and lock it in place. The latch on the lid must
engage with the slot in the motor housing.
4. Now plug the power plug into a suitable wall socket with dry hands and turn
the unit on. Set the speed regulator to a suitable speed. The speed depends
on the food to be grated or sliced.
5. Place the food you intend to grate (if necessary cut into stripes), in the feed
chute and press it against the grating insert with the pusher. Do not fill the
bowl higher than the MAX mark.
Attention: Never reach into the chute and do not insert any other objects.
Please Notice: After two minutes of operation with attached grater, allow the unit
to cool down for two minutes.

Operation of the Chopper

1. Attach the big bowl to the motor unit and lock it in place by turning.
2. Insert the chopping blade (5) into the bowl.
3. Insert the foodstuffs you intend to chop into the bowl. After that attach the lid
(4) and lock it in place. The latch on the lid must engage with the slot in the
motor housing. Insert the correct pusher into the feed chute. Do not fill the
bowl higher than the MAX mark.
4. Now plug the power plug into a suitable wall socket with dry hands and turn
the unit on. Set the Speed regulator to "6" or press the turbo button. While the
unit is turned off, use the spatula (15) to push bigger pieces from the side of
the bowl down into the area of the blades.
Attention: Never reach into the chute with your hands and do not insert objects
into it.
Please Notice: After two minutes of operation with attached chopper, allow the
unit to cool down for two minutes.
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