croydon LARI Series Instruction Manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
FOOD BLENDER - MODEL:

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

-When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be
observed including the following:
-Before connecting your blender check if voltage of your power system
corresponds to the same specified on the appliance.
-To protect against risk of electrical shock, do not put cord, plug, base or motor in
water or other liquids.
-Never turn on motor with empty pitcher.
- Do not process products with temperature over than 50ºC(120ºF).
- Check that the lid is in position before turn on appliance.
-Avoid contact with moving parts because blades are sharp. "Handle carefully".
-Keep hands and utensils out of container while blending to prevent the
possibility of severe personal injury and or damage to blender. A plastic spatula
may be used but only when blender is "NOT RUNNING".
-Only remove the container when blender "COMPLETELY STOPPED".

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

-It is recommended to cut food in small pieces and maintain food below 3/4 height
to avoid spilling.
-To start blender, place small quantity of food before connecting it, and afterwards
complete container.
-When blender is running do not remove the lid.
-If blender action stops, turn blender off. Remove lid and use a plastic spatula
to push mixture toward blades. Replace lid and start blender again.
- High speed blenders are designed to operate in intervals that allow appliance to
cool.

CLEANING PROCEDURE

-Clean container (cup) with liquid soap and water filling to half capacity.
-Turn on blender for some seconds.
-Turn off blender, empty the container and rinse it.
-Unplug blender clean body and external cup with a wet cloth.
-Do not use harsh detergent or chemical products for cleaning.
CROYDONMAQ INDUSTRIAL LTDA.
CROYDON
Estrada São Lourenço, 891 - Capivari - Duque de Caxias.
RJ - Brasil - CEP 25243-150
Phone: 55 21 2776-1928 / 55 21 2676-1512
e-mail: croydon@croydon.com.br
LARI-16436-700
Fax: 55 21 2676-2522
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