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- Page 1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents GENERAL INFORMATION ..........................3 WARNINGS BEFORE USE ........................... 4 FREIGHT, PACKAGE AND STORAGE ........................5 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE ........................... 5 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ............................ 6 MACHINE DEVICES ............................7 ACCESSORIES ..............................9 CLEANING ................................ 12 HOW TO OPERATE ............................12 HOW TO USE THE PRODUCT PROPERLY ...................... -
Page 3: General Information
GENERAL INFORMATION About the manual This manual contains information on installation, operation and maintenance of the equipment and must be consulted as a reference guide. Reading this book provides a safe and proper use of the appliance. In addition to the information provided with this manual, you must comply with local regulations. The instruction manual is an integral part of the product, and should be kept near the equipment and easily accessible to anyone who makes the installation, care and cleaning. -
Page 4: Warnings Before Use
WARNINGS BEFORE USE Before using the appliance, please check that the voltage of the electricity grid corresponds to the one indicated on the label of the device. Only connect the machine to an outlet that has a minimum capacity of 10 A and an effective earthing system. ... -
Page 5: Freight, Package And Storage
Keep this instruction manual, because it may be necessary to consult it in the future. This device complies with European Community rules in relation to electromagnetic compatibility. FREIGHT, PACKAGE AND STORAGE Shipping control Check shipping claims regarding damage caused by transport immediately after receipt. In case of apparent damage, accept the shipment only under reserve. -
Page 6: Product Description
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 1. Measuring cap 12. Stabilizing feet 2. Lid 13. Spatula 3. Magnet 14. Probe 4. Flaps for lid opening and closing 15. Heating element 5. Lid gasket 16. Liquid leaking hole 6. Lid hole 17. Mixing paddle 7. Liquid Crystal Display 18. -
Page 7: Machine Devices
MACHINE DEVICES CONTROL PANEL (8) Menu: to access to the recipe menu. +/-: to increase or decrease Speed, Time and Temperature parameters. When “+” and “-” are used as pulse buttons, the parameters increase or decrease by one digit. If you keep pressing the buttons, the parameters will quickly increase or decrease, just depending on how long the buttons will stay pressed. - Page 8 HEATING ELEMENT (15) Electrical device for heating the bowl while cooking. WARNING: do not heat the bowl when empty! WARNING: do not touch it, it could cause burns. PROBE (14) It is the element enabled to control the temperature set. LIQUID LEAKING HOLE (16) Whenever some liquids should come out of the bowl, they will go out from the appliance base, throughout this hole.
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Page 9: Accessories
When the dynamic thermostat is in operation, the word “PULSE” will be displayed, and you can easily finish the preparation. If, however, an excessive amount of ingredients or a too thick preparation takes place (which can cause a strain upon the appliance, with consequent overheating of the motor), the static thermostat comes into operation, stopping the motor immediately. - Page 10 Equivalence capacity of measuring cap: Water …………………………………………………………………………………………………..…. g. 85 Extra-virgin oil …................... g. 85 Seed oil……....................g. 75 Wine ......................g. 85 Milk …......................g. 85 Flour ......................g. 55 Semolina ....................... g. 70 Sugar ......................g. 85 Cocoa ......................g. 50 Rice .......................
- Page 11 BOWL’S OPENING AND INSERTION Make sure that the appliance is stopped, then press the buttons to open the lid. Opening the lid automatically sets operational safety that stops the engine and, consequently, the blades stop turning. Insert the bowl making sure that sounds perfectly in their seats, otherwise the safety device will prevent the motor starting.
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Page 12: Cleaning
To insert the mixing paddle, please match the hole at the bottom of the device with the upper pin linked to the blades, then push down till you hear a “click”. To remove the mixing paddle, pull it upward to remove it from the blades’ pin. The time of usage of the mixing paddle is linked to the duration of the food preparation. - Page 13 2. Speed 3. Time 4. Start/Stop WARNING: at the first use, it is possible that the device emit a low noise, due to the internal stabilization of the joints. That is normal, and it will disappear in a short time. When working you can change the parameters of speed, time and temperature and, with the “+”...
- Page 14 TURBO. “WAIT TEMPERATURE” FUNCTION The WAIT TEMPERATURE function allows HotmixHOME to reach and keep the set temperature for a certain time. In this way, the machine starts the countdown only when it reaches that SET temperature. This function allows to get always perfect results, regardless of the quantity and initial temperature of the ingredients.
- Page 15 • The display will show “WT” a side of the degree symbol. • Set the desired temperature. • Press the TIME button. • The display will continue to show “WT”. • Set the desired time. DIFFERENT USES OF THE TEMPERATURE FUNCTION Temperature can be used in 4 different ways: 1.
- Page 16 • By using the “+” and “-“ buttons, select the number of the chosen recipe. For seeing the complete recipes list, please go at the end of this manual or on hotmixhome.com/en, at the “HOTMIXHOME RECIPE BOOK” section. The consultation of this section will enable you: To print the full text of recipes, including any final stages of processing;...
- Page 17 When a stored recipe is made, it is fundamental that the ingredients are being introduced exactly in the same order as per the indications given on the display or the recipe guide. WARNING: Never let the machine unattended while working. NONSTICK FUNCTION The purpose of this function is to avoid that - once the recipe is finished - the preparation sticks to the glass, even during your absence.
- Page 18 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS DELAYED DEPARTURE There are 3 ways to operate the machine with the late departure: Manual programming: When the machine is turned on, to set the current time, press and hold the button “clock” for 5 seconds till you will hear 3 beeps. Now the display shows “- -: - -” with the first two lines that are flashing, they indicate the hour, with the “+”...
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Page 19: How To Use The Product Properly
Single step of a recipe When you pick a recipe of which you want to make a single step with the delayed start, first you need to do the above steps in the ordinary way, then once the last step is over, and before you give the start to the next step, press and hold for 5 seconds the “clock”... - Page 20 If you must chop harsh ingredients such as almonds, hazelnuts, chocolate, etc.., set the required speed and the machine, second after second, will increase its speed automatically. After chopping very hard ingredients such as ice, nuts, chocolate, etc.., ALWAYS check that blades are still screwed perfectly.
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Page 21: Recycling And Waste Disposal
Do not lift or move the unit by grasping the handle. RECYCLING AND WASTE DISPOSAL When the device stops working and must be scrapped, you must ensure that its disposal will cause the least environmental damage possible, in accordance with the following European legislation 2002/96/EC: 1. -
Page 23: Recipes
RECIPES PROGRAMS 39. ANCHOVY BUTTER 40. BASIL BUTTER 1. TO KNEAD 41. CURRY BUTTER 2. TO WHIP EGG WHITES 42. TRUFFLE BUTTER 3. TO WHIP CREAM 43. MUSTARD BUTTER 4. HARD-BOILED EGG 44. GARLIC BUTTER 5. ONSEN EGG STIFF 45. BASIL OIL 6. - Page 24 81. TUNA SAUCE 123. EXOTIC SANDWICHES 82. AMATRICIANA SAUCE 124. FONDUTA 83. PUTTANESCA SAUCE 125. FONDUTA SAVOIARDA 84. PESTO ALLA GENOVESE 126. PARMESAN MOUSSE 85. PESTO WITH ALMONDS 127. APPETIZERS WITH GRUYÉRE CHEESE 86. PESTO WITH ROCKET 128. CALZONI WITH CHICKEN AND 87.
- Page 25 PASTA, RICE AND FIRST COURSE 199. TASTY BITES 200. RABBIT ALLA CACCIATORA 164. POTATO DUMPLINGS 201. CHICKEN WITH LEMON FLAVOUR 165. SPINACH AND RICOTTA CHEESE 202. CHICKEN NUGGETS DUMPLINGS 203. CHICKEN WITH CITRUS FLAVOUR 166. ROMAN DUMPLINGS 204. CHICKEN WITH WHITE WINE FLAVOUR 167.
- Page 26 238. MONK FISH STEW WITH PEPPERS 275. CAT’S TONGUE BISCUITS 276. MUFFIN 277. ALMOND PASTRY 278. PEACH WITH CHOCOLATE SIDE DISH 279. LITTLE TIMBALE WITH WALNUT AND 239. HORSERADISH FOR BOILED MEAT CHOCOLATE 240. CAPONATA WHIT VEGETABLES 280. LITTLE TARTS WITH RICOTTA AND 241.
- Page 27 DRINKS 348. FIRST VEGETABLE BROTH (from 6 months) 311. JUICE WITH ORANGE, CARROT AND 349. CHICKEN PUREE (6 months) LEMON 350. RICOTTA CHEESE PUREE (6 months) 312. ALEXANDER 351. FENNEL PUREE (6-7 months) 313. BLOODY MARY 352. WHITE PUREE (6-7 months) 314.
- Page 28 CELIAC 391. GLUTEN FREE VEGETARIAN PIZZA 392. COURGETTES AND MUSHROOMS 384. GLUTEN FREE YELLOW EGG PASTA 393. GLUTEN FREE BRIOCHES 385. GLUTEN FREE BREAD 394. CELIAC PASTRY CREAM 386. CELIAC BECHAMEL SAUCE 395. CELIAC CATALAN CREAM 387. CELIAC CREPES 396. GLUTEN FREE SPONGE CAKE WITH 388.
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Page 29: Technical Specifications
The device is compatible with the EN 60335-2-14:2009 requirements of the following directives: EN 60335-2-15:2007+A2:2009+AC:2007 EN60335-1:2004+ A1:2005+Ap1:2005+Ap2:2006+A12:2008+A2:2008+A13:2009 EN 61000-4-2:1999+A2:2003 EN 61000-4-6:2008+ISI:2009 EN 61000-4-4:2005 EN 61000-4-5:2006 EN 61000-4-11:2007 EN 55014-1:2007 EN 55014-2:1999+A1:2004+A2:2009+ISI:2007 EN 61000-3-2:2007 EN 61000-3-3:2009 HotmixHOME satisfy all applicable regulations. - Page 30 VITAECO S.r.l. Via Bazzini, 241 41122 Modena - Italy Tel. +39 059 4924149 Fax +39 059 282735 hotmixhome.com info@hotmixhome.com...
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