Preparations
1) Take all the parts out of the box and remove
the packaging material and any protective
wrapping or stickers .
2) Clean all components as described in the
section "Cleaning and care" . Ensure that all
parts are completely dry .
3) Place the appliance on a clean and level
surface and attach it firmly in place with the
suction cups .
4) Insert the power plug into the mains socket .
Speed settings
Level
Use
Kneading
ON–2
hook 0
Beater w
2–4
Beater w
Kneading
2 3
hook 0
4–6
Beater w
6–7
Whisk q
KM 600 A1
suitable for . . .
Kneading and mixing
of firm dough or
firmer ingredients
Mixing thick cake
mixture
Mixing butter and
flour
Mixing yeast dough
Kneading yeast
dough
Kneading thick cake
mixture
Cake mix
Whisking butter with
sugar
Biscuit dough
Whipped cream
Egg white
Mayonnaise
Whisking butter until
fluffy
Working with the kneading
hook, beater and whisk
WARNING! RISK OF INJURY!
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Never place your hands or fingers in the
mixing bowl 6 during operation! Danger
of injury due to rotating parts!
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Do not change accessories unless the drive is at
a complete standstill! After being switched off,
the drive unit will continue to run for a short time .
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In cases of malfunction, switch the appliance
off and remove the plug from the wall socket
to prevent the appliance from being switched
back on unintentionally .
ATTENTION! PROPERTY DAMAGE!
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When working with the kneading hook 0,
whisk q or beater w we recommend allowing
the appliance to cool down after 10 minutes of
operation .
Please proceed as follows to prepare the appli
ance for operation with the kneading hook 0,
whisk q or beater w:
1) Press the release button 2 . The swivel
arm 1 moves upwards .
2) Insert the mixing bowl 6 in such a way that
the locking tabs on the mixing bowl 6 grip
into the recesses in the base 5 . Turn the mix
ing bowl 6 clockwise (see the symbols
and
on the base 5) so that it is locked and
firmly held in place .
3) Select the appropriate attachment 0 q w:
Beater w
Whisk q
for stirring
for whipping
batter or cake
cream .
mixture .
Kneading
hook 0 for
kneading
heavy
doughs, e .g .
yeast dough .
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