Safety en 1 Safety Observe the following safety instructions. 1.1 General information ¡ Read this instruction manual carefully. ¡ Keep the instruction manual and the product information safe for future reference or for the next owner. ¡ Do not connect the appliance if it has been damaged in transit. 1.2 Intended use Only use this appliance: ¡...
en Safety 1.3 Restriction on user group This appliance can be used by persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or a lack of experience and/or knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction con- cerning use of the appliance in a safe way and if they understand the hazards involved.
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Safety en ▶ If the power cord of this appliance is damaged, it must be re- placed by the manufacturer, the manufacturer's Customer Ser- vice or a similarly qualified person in order to prevent any risk. An ingress of moisture can cause an electric shock. ▶...
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en Safety WARNING ‒ Risk of burns! The casing, pot, tools and metal components heat up when the appliance is used. ▶ Only remove tools using the spatula. ▶ Only take hold of the pot and lid by the handles. ▶ Never take hold of the pot by its metal surfaces. ▶...
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Safety en WARNING ‒ Risk of cutting! The universal knife has sharp edges. ▶ Only grip the universal knife by the tool handle. ▶ Never touch the blade edges with bare hands. ▶ When not in use, always store the universal knife in the blade guard.
en Avoiding material damage Objects in the pot or feeding tube 2 Avoiding material dam- can cause damage. ▶ Do not insert any objects in the pot or the feeding tube, e.g. wooden spoons. ATTENTION! Heat can damage the shredding Improper use may cause material discs.
Installation and connection en 3.2 Saving energy 4 Installation and con- If you follow these instructions, your nection appliance will use less power. Use the measuring cup for all cook- 4.1 Unpacking appliance ing methods, except when frying or Remove the main unit and all tools with instructions to the contrary on the display.
en Installation and connection Make sure that surrounding fur- Main unit niture is resistant to heat and mois- XL pot featuring Smart Sensor ture. technology with tool holder and silicone seal ring 4.4 Cleaning the appliance Lid and measuring cup ▶ Clean the appliance and individual components before using for the Accompanying documents first time.
Installation and connection en Turn the cover for the outer lid 4.6 Fitting the lid clockwise towards until it no- ticeably engages. WARNING a The symbols line up. Risk of crushing! Your hands and fingers could get Place the inner lid on the cover for caught.
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en Installation and connection Note: You can change the boiling Requirement: The appliance is con- point automatism and with it the alti- nected to the electricity supply. tude above sea level, as well as the → Page 67 Home Connect settings in the basic Follow the instructions on the dis- settings at any time.
Familiarising yourself with your appliance en 5 Familiarising yourself with your appliance 5.1 Appliance You can find an overview of the parts of your appliance here.
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en Familiarising yourself with your appliance...
Familiarising yourself with your appliance en Appliance symbols and tool symbols Measuring cup Sym- Explanation Inner lid Cover for outer lid Universal knife Outer lid with seal 3D stirrer Twin whisk XL pot with Smart Sensor technology Drive shaft for shredding discs Lid lock Maximum quantity...
en Familiarising yourself with your appliance 5.3 Controls You can use the control panel to configure all functions of your appliance and to obtain information about the operating status. on/off ¡ → "Switching on the appliance", Page 79 ¡ → "Switching off the appliance", Page 79 Home button ¡...
Familiarising yourself with your appliance en Status bar ¡ Display position in the menu and network status. ¡ Display progress of Guided Cooking recipe, e.g. 5/7. Note: Info texts may hide the status bar. Toolbar ¡ Display preset tool. ¡ Select tool. Parameter bar ¡...
en Tools and accessories ▶ Only insert tools in the pot once fully assembled. ¡ Fry dishes with tool ▶ Only use the tool selected in the inserted. display or specified in the recipe. ¡ Reduce sauces with without tool. Designa- measuring ¡...
Tools and accessories en Designa- Designa- tion tion Twin ¡ Mix and heat food, Tip: You can use the whisk e.g. roux and steaming insert for boil- béchamel sauce. ing, steaming and as a ¡ Emulsify (blend to- sieve. gether) ingredients, Tips e.g mayonnaise.
en Tools and accessories Hold the universal knife by the tool 6.2 Inserting the 3D stirrer handle and remove the blade Place the stirrer on the tool holder. guard by pulling down from the handle. a The tool will noticeably engage. Close and lock the lid. Grip the universal knife by the tool handle and place on the tool 6.3 Inserting the twin whisk...
Tools and accessories en 6.4 Removing tools WARNING Risk of cutting! The cutting discs have sharp edges. WARNING ▶ Only grip the cutting discs by the Risk of burns! plastic ring in the centre. When removing tools, hot liquid may ▶ Do not reach into the filling shaft. slop out.
en Tools and accessories Place the reversible disc on the Move the inner lid with filling shaft drive shaft with the required side clockwise to lock in place. facing up. Add ingredients to the feeding → "Overview of shredding discs", tube while the appliance is run- Page 78 ning, pressing down lightly with the pusher.
operation en Accessories Features Note: Not suitable for processing soft cheese. Professional SuperCut MUZ9SC1 Cut fruit and vegetables reversible disc into thick or thin slices. Tip: Ideal for very soft or fibrous food. Reversible grating disc Grate food coarsely or finely, e.g. fruit, veget- ables or cheese.
en operation ¡ In interval operation drive Press the required temperature phases alternate with pauses. If range. you reduce the speed, the To select the required temperature, pauses become longer. move your finger along the slider. The table shows the speed per tool.
Time-setting options en Tip: You can remove food remnants with the spatula. 8 Time-setting options Your appliance features time-setting options that you can use to set the duration and the end of a process. 8.1 Setting the duration You can set a duration after which 8.3 Setting the stopwatch operation ends automatically.
Note: If setting values are given for tails. ovens in a Guided Cooking recipe, To make the recipe, press "Cook- these values refer to Bosch ovens. If ing". you use a different oven, follow the Tip: You can add the recipe to manufacturer's instructions.
Automatic programmes en Select the required automatic pro- 11.1 Using automatic pro- gramme. grammes Press "Cooking". Switch the appliance on with . → "Preparing a recipe", Page 82 Press "Automatic programmes". 11.2 Overview of automatic programmes You can find an overview of the automatic programmes here. Note: Follow the recommended settings on the display.
en Boiling point automatism Category Automatic pro- Tool gramme Steaming Steaming - High Steam ingredients. This auto- Steaming steam intensity matic programme is espe- accessor- cially suitable for meat and ve- getables, e.g. potatoes, broc- coli and carrots. Searing Searing veget- Sear vegetables.
Manual cooking en ▶ You can change the altitude in the Open the lid carefully. ▶ basic settings at any time. Take special care when adding hot → "Basic settings", Page 89 liquids to the pot and do not stand too close. To exit the basic settings, press . ▶...
en Steaming Do not fill the steaming insert bey- 14 Steaming St e a mi n g ond the marking. Close and lock the lid. You can use the steaming accessor- St e a mi n g Tip: You can also use the steaming ies to steam food on up to 3 levels at the same time.
Sous-vide en Do not fill the steaming attachment You can find recommended set- beyond the marking. tings for steaming here. → Page 111 Close the lid on the steaming at- tachment. To start the automatic programme, press "Start". After cooking you can also use the lid of the steaming attachment as a 15 Sous-vide Sous - v i d e...
en Safety systems and operating aids The main unit has 4 weight sensors 17 Safety systems and in its feet. operating aids 16.1 Using the scales You can find an overview of your ap- You can use your scales to weigh pliance's safety systems and operat- each ingredient individually or all in- ing aids here.
Basic settings en Tips 17.5 Lid lock ¡ You can pause the current process Your appliance is equipped with a lid despite the keylock by pressing . lock mechanism. This means you ¡ If you are cleaning the main unit, cannot open the outer lid with seal you can use the keylock for wipe under certain conditions of temperat- protection.
en Cleaning and servicing Setting Selection Description ¡ SSID ¡ MAC address ¡ Serial number Standby after 5 mins - 1 hr Set the duration after 15 mins which the appliance automatically switches to standby mode if there is no action on the display or if the appliance is run- ning.
Cleaning and servicing en ▶ Do not use limescale remover on 19.2 Overview of cleaning the touch display or control panel See here for an overview of how to as they may leave permanent best clean the components of your staining. appliance and the tools. ▶...
en Cleaning and servicing ¡ If lids become discoloured after Turn the cover for the outer lid anti- processing turmeric or curry clockwise towards . powder, remove this by exposing the lid to sunlight. ¡ If parts show grey discolouration, remove this with a standard limes- cale remover.
Cleaning and servicing en ▶ Never take hold of the tool holder Pull off the threaded ring with before it has completely cooled wings, overcoming the resistance down. felt. ▶ Never clean or transport the main unit if it is still hot. Requirements ¡...
en Cleaning and servicing The infrared temperature sensor Position the beating whisks vertic- must be free of dirt, smears and ally on the pins and push in firmly. scratches. Dry the main unit. 19.6 Cleaning universal knife WARNING Risk of cutting! The universal knife has sharp edges. ▶...
Cleaning and servicing en Clean the pot with a dishwashing 19.11 Using the cleaning pro- brush or soft cloth. gramme Rinse the pot with plain water. Your appliance has a special clean- Dry the pot. ing programme to automatically pre- clean the pot and the tool used after 19.10 Cleaning the tool cooking.
en Troubleshooting 20 Troubleshooting You can rectify minor faults on your appliance yourself. Read the troubleshoot- ing information before contacting after-sales service. This will avoid unneces- sary costs. WARNING Risk of electric shock! Incorrect repairs are dangerous. ▶ Repairs to the appliance should only be carried out by trained specialist staff.
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Troubleshooting en Fault Cause and troubleshooting Drive and heating ele- "Demo mode" is activated. ment are not working. Disconnect the appliance from the power supply and switch the appliance back on. "Demo mode" ap- Deactivate "Demo mode" within 5 minutes. pears on the display. → "Changing the basic settings", Page 89 Operation switches Ingredients are distributed unevenly.
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en Troubleshooting Fault Cause and troubleshooting Dishes frequently boil Sea level is not set correctly. over. ▶ Set the correct sea level. → "Basic settings", Page 89 Precise temperature is not attained. Temperature is too high. ▶ Reduce the temperature. → "What is the best way to proceed?", Page 101 SensorSpot or infrared temperature sensor is soiled.
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Troubleshooting en Fault Cause and troubleshooting Pot is leaking. Silicone seal ring is heavily soiled. ▶ Clean the silicone seal ring. Threaded ring with wings is fitted incorrectly. Check whether the threaded ring with wings is fitted ▶ correctly. → "Removing the tool holder", Page 92 → "Cleaning the tool holder", Page 95...
en Disposal If you contact Customer Service, you 21 Disposal will require the product number (E- Nr.), the production number (FD) and Find out here how to dispose of old the consecutive numbering (Z-Nr.) of appliances correctly. your appliance. The contact details for Customer Ser- 21.1 Disposing of old appli- vice can be found in the Customer ance...
Here's how en request@bshg.com or BSH Hausger- Main unit with steam- 46 cm x äte GmbH, Carl-Wery-Str. 34, 81739 ing attachment L x W 40,5 cm x Munich, Germany. 38,5 cm The source code will be made avail- Voltage 220-240 V∼ able to you on request. Frequency 50-60 Hz Please send your request to oss-...
en Here's how Select "Manual cooking". You only need to make adjust- → Page 85 ments with temperatures ranging from 93 °C to 100 °C. For the recommended settings for kneading and mixing, select the Altitude Boiling Temper- corresponding automatic pro- above sea point of ature grammes.
Here's how en Honey-nut butter ¡ 200 g forest honey, ¡ Select "Manual cook- 3-4 °C ing" cooking mode. ¡ 150 g butter in pieces, ¡ Select the universal 2 x 2 x 1 cm, 3-4 °C knife. ¡ 150 g hazelnuts ¡ Insert the universal knife. ¡ Add the forest honey. ¡...
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en Here's how ¡ If dough collects on the tool and ¡ For max. 1 kg dough, you can the appliance is vibrating strongly, then use the automatic programme redistribute the dough in the pot Proving dough (max. 1 kg). with the spatula. Food Tool Automatic...
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Here's how en Recipe Ingredients Processing Short pastry ¡ 600 g flour ¡ Select the automatic pro- gramme Dough programme ¡ 300 g margarine 1: Firm dough. ¡ 150 ml cold water ¡ Follow the instructions on ¡ 10 g salt the display. ¡ After 40 seconds add water through the filling hole.
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en Here's how Food Tool Automatic Minimum Maximum in mins pro- quantity in quantity in gramme Full-fla- 1500 voured rye sourdough Total amount of all ingredients Tip: Once the ingredients have attained the required consistency, you can end the automatic programme ahead of time. Recipe Ingredients Processing...
Here's how en Recipe Ingredients Processing Preparation: ¡ Select the automatic pro- gramme Dough programme 2: Soft dough. ¡ Follow the instructions on the display. 24.5 Mixing When mixing, combine more than two food components. Liquid dough The automatic programme is especially suitable for liquid dough (batter). Take note of the recommended settings for liquid dough.
en Here's how Recipe Ingredients Processing Cake mixture ¡ 150 g flour ¡ Select the automatic programme Dough ¡ 150 g sugar programme 3: Liquid ¡ 150 g margarine dough (batter). ¡ 3 g baking powder ¡ Follow the instructions ¡ 3 eggs on the display. ¡...
Here's how en Food Tool Minimum Maximum min. - quantity of quantity of max. in egg yolk egg yolk mins Mayonnaise 6-15 You will get the best results if you use 2 egg yolks to 500 ml oil. 24.7 Whipping During whipping, food is beaten with the twin whisk, e.g. cream, egg white or sponge mixture.
en Here's how ¡ Carefully separate the eggs. If egg ¡ Reduce the processing time to yolk gets into the egg white, it will make it easier to incorporate the not become stiff. beaten egg white in the dough. ¡ Eggs can be separated most eas- ily when cold, but become stiff most quickly at room temperature.
Here's how en 24.10 Steaming With the automatic programme Notes "Steaming" food is gently cooked in ¡ Unless indicated otherwise, the re- steam without overpressure at ap- commended settings apply to the prox. 100 °C. This prevents loss of steaming attachment and fresh nutrients and food retains its shape, food.
en Here's how Food Water in ml Steam cooking min. - max. in intensity mins Cod fillet, 180 g 32-37 each, 2 Salmon fillet, high 12-15 125 g each, 4 Crème brûlée, in 35-45 jars, 4 ¡ Please note the following tips for Steaming food steaming with cookware: Tips –...
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Here's how en ¡ The low temperatures and direct Tips transfer of heat ensure controlled ¡ Use the exact temperature and cooking as specified until done. It cooking time given in your recipe. is almost impossible to overcook ¡ Use the automatic programme for the food.
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en Here's how ▶ Do not heat the food up again. – Acidic food items, e.g. lemon ▶ Do not use conventional pack- juice or vinegar, make food firmer. aging or plastic bags. ▶ – Alcohol and garlic give food an Only use vacuum-sealing bags unpleasant aftertaste.
Here's how en Select the automatic programme Food Cooking tips "Sous-vide". the typical flavours of Follow the instructions on the dis- frying without over- play. cooking it. After sous-vide cooking, dry the va- Fish ¡ Season the fish and cuum-sealing bag and place it in a coat with hot butter.
en Here's how Melting chocolate and cooking Melting fondue cheese chocolate Remove the fondue cheese from the packaging and place in the Break the chocolate into small pot. pieces and add to the pot. Close and lock the lid. The chocolate melts without being Insert the measuring cup and stirred or burning.
Here's how en Break the egg and slowly add it to When the cooking time has been the swirling water with care. reached, take out the poached egg with a ladle. While the egg is poaching, stir carefully with the spatula re- peatedly.
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en Here's how Food Tool Min- Max- in °C min. - imum imum max. in quantity quantity mins of water of water in ml in ml Rice 2500 closed Rice 2500 25-35 closed pudding Pota- 2500 closed toes boiled in their skins Boiled 2500 closed potatoes...
Here's how en Recipe Ingredients Processing ¡ Set the temperature to 95 °C. ¡ Set the speed to 4. ¡ Cook the rice pudding until the required con- sistency is achieved. Note: Your appliance has Guided 24.16 Braising Cooking recipes for braising. During braising, food is fried in a little → "Selecting recipes", Page 82 fat.
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en Here's how Food Tool Min- Max- in °C min. - imum imum max. in quantity quantity mins in g in g White 1000 open meat, e.g. pork, poultry Minced 1000 10-15 open meat Beef in 1000 20-25 closed pieces Seafood open Veget- 130-160 -...
Applicable standard en ¡ Fry food that requires a higher temperature first. ¡ If lumps form, break them up with the spatula. Note: If you are frying with the lid off, you cannot use the stirrer. 25 Applicable standard GB 4706.1 Household and similar electrical appliances –...
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