Domo DO9076KR Specifications download pdf (Page 40)

DO9076KR

FIRST USE INSTRUCTIONS

Remove the unit and accessories from the packaging.

Wash all components with soap in warm water and dry carefully. Never immerse the

engine unit in water, in order to prevent electrocution.

INSTALLATION AND USAGE

Kneading / grinding / beating

Depending on the nature of the ingredients, the mixing bowl and lid allow for the

making of 2 kg of dough.

1. Make a quarter turn with the release button (2) to release the head, then push the

head upward until you hear a click.

2. Put the bowl (7) on the base and turn it clockwise to tighten it. Place the

ingredients in the bowl.

3. Select the preferred accessory: dough hook, beater or whisk.

a. Attach the hook to the head by moving it upward and sliding it around the

shaft.

b. Turn the hook by a quarter in an anti-clockwise direction.

c. Position the hook so that it falls into the lock position.

4. Turn back the release button (quarter turn) so that the head falls down. Push the

head back into its original position until you hear a click.

5. Put the lid on the bowl with the opening at the front of the unit.

6. While it is operating, you can add ingredients through the opening in the lid.

7. In order to make the device stop, you turn the speed control to OFF.

8. Place the device on a clean and dry surface. Put the plug in the socket and select

the desired speed by turning the speed control.

DISASSEMBLING

1. Remove the plug from the socket.

2. Remove the lid from the bowl.

3. Make a quarter turn on the release button, then push the head upwards until you

hear a click.

4. Remove the hook from the lock position and turn it a quarter in a clockwise

direction. Then slide the hook off the drive shaft and remove the hook. Remove

the hook gently as accidents with sharp edges may occur.

5. Turn the bowl in an anti-clockwise direction from the lock position and remove

the bowl.

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