User manual MOULINEX RICE COOKER INICIO 5081366

[. . . ] Do not allow children to use the appliance unsupervised Do not touch the moving parts (2). Never handle the blade of the liquidiser attachment when the appliance is plugged in. Always disconnect the appliance before any operation (3): assembly, disassembly or cleaning or when it is left unsupervised. [. . . ] Apart from the usual care and cleaning, the appliance requires no maintenance on your part. To avoid any risk, these must be replaced by an approved Moulinex service centre (see list in the "Moulinex service" booklet). In the interests of safety, use only the appropriate Moulinex accessories and spare parts for your appliance. To empty the mincer, carefully remover the blade (F), holding it by Clean your accessories with soapy water before using them for the first time. Do not place the motor unit (A), the mincer cover (J2) or the whisk attachment unit (G) under water. Insert the blender attachment on the motor unit (A) until it clicks into place. (4) · Before using the Chopper, carefully position the blade on the central pivot of the bowl (J1). PANCAKE BATTER Whisk, 1 minute at speed 5: 200 g flour, 1 pinch of salt, 500 ml milk, 40 g melted butter, 3 eggs. CRÈME CHANTILLY Whisk, 2 minutes at speed 6: 20 g icing sugar, 200 g crème fraîche. Be careful when cleaning the blender shaft as the blade is very sharp. Do not immerse the appliance, the supply cable or the plug in water or in any other liquid. Do not put the motor unit (A), the adapter fitting (G) or the cover of the Chopper (J2) in the dishwasher. The liquidiser attachment (blade up), the whisk (whisk up), the jug and the mini-chopper bowl and blade can be put in the dishwasher. We recommend that you detach and clean the liquidiser attachment shortly after every use. [. . . ] The liquidiser attachment (blade up), the whisk (whisk up), the jug and the mini-chopper bowl and blade can be put in the dishwasher. We recommend that you detach and clean the liquidiser attachment shortly after every use. ), rub them with a cloth to which you have applied some cooking oil and then clean in the usual way. [. . . ]