Cleaning The Appliance And Parts; Basic Operation; Cable Length; Recommended Speeds - Bosch VitaPower 4 MMB617 G Series User Manual

en Basic operation
6.1 Cleaning the appliance
and parts
Clean all parts that come into con-
1.
tact with food before using for the
first time.
→ "Cleaning and servicing",
Page 34
Put the cleaned and dried parts
2.
out ready for use.

Basic operation

7 Basic operation
Basic operation
7.1 Cable length
Adjust the length of the power cable
to your needs.
Adjusting cable length via cable
storage compartment
Pull the power cable out to the re-
1.
quired length.
To shorten the cable, push it into
2.
the cable storage compartment.
7.2 Recommended speeds
You can find out here which speeds
you can use to achieve optimal res-
ults.
Setting Use
Briefly blending food
with instantaneous
switching at maximum
speed.
Blending, puréeing,
emulsifying, frothing and
cutting up food.
Blending food that
should not be cut up too
small.
32
Tip: Please use our recipe sugges-
tions to gain experience with your
new appliance.
→ "Overview of recipes", Page 36
7.3 Using the blender to pro-
cess food
WARNING
Risk of injury!
Improper use may cause injuries.
Only use the appliance once it is
▶
fully assembled.
Never operate the appliance
▶
without fitting the lid.
Never place fingers in the attached
▶
blender jug.
Prepare the food.
1.
For example, cut large items of
food into pieces.
Check the seal on the EasyClick
2.
blade insert. If a seal has been re-
moved, reinsert it correctly.
→ Fig.
3
Note: The seal remains on the
EasyClick blade insert for cleaning.
If the seal is damaged or not cor-
rectly positioned, liquid may run
out.
a The seal is seated in the groove.
a The sealing lips point in the direc-
tion of the blender jug.
a The smooth sealing surface lies
against the EasyClick blade insert.
Turn the blender jug upside down.
3.
Open the retaining bracket.
4.
→ Fig.
4
Align the EasyClick blade insert
5.
with the tap in the blender jug.
Push the EasyClick blade insert
6.
into the blender jug and close the
retaining bracket until it clicks into
place.
→ Fig.
4