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Use the roto food cutter to slice and to assemble your
shred such foods as carrot,
roto food cutter
cucumber, cabbage, apples, potato
and cheese.
assembly
before using your Kenwood 1 Select a drum. The drums are
attachment
numbered at the back and used as
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Read these instructions carefully and
follows:
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retain for future reference. Drum No 1 - For fine shredding :-
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Remove all packaging. chocolate, nuts, carrot and cheese.
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Drum No 2 - For coarse
safety
shredding :- chocolate, nuts, carrot
and cheese.
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Never put your fingers in the feed
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Drum No 3 - For thin slicing :-
tube. Only use the pusher supplied
onion, cabbage, cucumber, carrot,
with the roto food cutter attachment.
apples, potato and chocolate.
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Do not use excessive force to push
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Drum No 4 - For thick slicing :-
the food down the feed tube - you
onion, cabbage, cucumber, carrot,
could damage your attachment.
apples, potato, chocolate and
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Handle the drums with care, they are
beetroot.
extremely sharp.
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Drum No 5 (Rasping drum) -
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Do not touch moving parts.
For grating parmesan cheese and
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Unplug the appliance before fitting or
potato for German potato
removing parts or cleaning.
dumplings.
Refer to your main Kitchen Machine 2 Fit the drum into the body of the
instruction book for additional safety
roto food cutter.
warnings. 3 Lock the drum retainer in position by
turning anti-clockwise until the
before using for the first time locating line is directly underneath
1 Wash the parts: see 'Cleaning'. the line on the body
key to use your
roto food cutter
pusher
feed tube and body
1 Remove the outlet cover by pressing
drum retainer
its top then lifting off
drums
2 With the roto food cutter in the
position shown
outlet. Rotate the roto food cutter so
that the feed tube is upright.
3 Place a collecting vessel beneath the
outlet.
4 Fill the feed tube to prevent food
from slipping sideways during
processing. Switch onto speed 3 - 4
and gently push down with the
pusher. Note: The pusher will only fit
one way.
2
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, locate in the