Using The Blending Arm - KitchenAid 5KHB2571 Manual De Instrucciones

OPERATING YOUR HAND BLENDER

USING THE BLENDING ARM

Use the Blending Arm attachment for
smoothies, milkshakes, soup, cooked
vegetables, frosting, or baby food.
1. Insert Blending Arm into Bell Blade (see
the "Attachment Guide") and twist to
lock until it clicks.
2. Insert Blending Arm into Motor Body
and twist to lock until it clicks.
3. Plug the electrical cord into an electrical
wall socket.
4. Set Hand Blender on Speed 1. Adjust
the speed by turning the Speed Control
Dial on top of the Hand Blender.
5. Insert the Hand Blender into the
mixture.
NOTE: Hand Blender should only be
immersed in liquids the length of the
attachment. Do not submerge beyond
the seam of the blending attachment.
Do not immerse the motor body into
liquids or other mixtures.
6. Press the Power button to activate
the Hand Blender.
7. When blending is complete, release
the Power button before removing
Hand Blender from the mixture.
8. Unplug immediately after use, before
removing or changing attachments.
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Insert Hand Blender with Blending
Arm attached into the Blending Pitcher
containing ingredients at an angle. Use
your free hand to cover the top of the
Blending Pitcher for better stability and
avoid splattering. Remember to stop the
Hand Blender before removing it from the
pitcher to avoid splashing.
Blending
Rest the Hand Blender on the bottom
of the Blending Pitcher momentarily
then hold at an angle and slowly draw it
upwards against the side of the Pitcher.
As the Hand Blender is drawn up you will
notice the ingredients from the bottom
of the Pitcher being drawn up. When the
ingredients are no longer being drawn up
from the bottom, return the Hand Blender
to the bottom of the Pitcher and repeat
the process until the ingredients are at the
desired consistency.
Drawing up
Using a light circular motion from your
wrist, draw the Hand Blender up slightly
and let it fall again into the ingredients.
Allow your wrist motion and the weight of
the Hand Blender to do the work.
Wrist
movement
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