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KMX-55
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Original Instruction Manual
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  • Page 1 STICK BLENDER KMX-55 Type: Translation of the Original Instruction Manual English...
  • Page 2 Instruction Manual KMX-55 Instruction Manual EMA-55 Version: 1.2 Date of release: 10.08.2018...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents General Information ................... 4 Safety ......................8 Technical Characteristics ................ 10 Installation and Function ................11 Transportation and Packaging ..............16 Installation and Initial Operation .............. 17 Use and Operating ................... 18 Malfunctions ..................... 26 Maintenance .................... 28 10. Appendix ....................30 11.

  • Page 4: General Information

    Caution, risk of injury! Follow the instruction to avoid inju- ries. Limitation of liability If you do not follow the instruction manual, the manufacturer is not liable. Manufacturer Kronen Küchengeräte GmbH Gewerbestr. 3 D-77731 Willstätt Phone: +49 (0) 78 54/96 60-0 Fax: +49 (0) 78 54/96 60-50...
  • Page 5 Defects and Claims 1. Claims based on material defects shall be subject to a limitation period of 2 years after surrender of the merchandise. The Seller does not assume any liability for material defects in pre-owned merchandise. 2. We will, at our discretion, make new delivery for or subsequently improve any and all rendered services which are verifiably determined to be defective as a consequence of circumstances existing before the transfer of risk.
  • Page 6 5. The warranty services described above are subject to the condition that all required maintenance and care work is carried out by a customer service author- ised by Kronen Küchengeräte GmbH and that any and all care and operational instructions from Kronen Küchengeräte GmbH have been followed.
  • Page 7 6. Kronen Küchengeräte GmbH grants a function warranty of 6 months for each and every original Kronen Küchengeräte spare part, provided that it has been installed correctly. Kronen Küchengeräte GmbH shall provide an original part in the event of failure. No further claims, including claims for the cost of the replace- ment, can be acknowledged.

  • Page 8: Safety

    Safety General Sources of Danger Wrongful use or limited knowledge of the safety instruc- tions could result in accidents and injuries on hands and fingers. That is why, we advise you to respect and follow the safety instructions. Make sure that unauthorized persons or untrained persons, especially children, do not start and work with the hand mixer.
  • Page 9 Intended Use The hand mixer is a technical tool which exclusively should be used for its’ in- tended purpose. It is only intended to soups, sauces, stews and purees to emulsification, to mix or beat. Any different use of the machine is strictly forbidden. A misuse of the machine could occur if the cap nut and the mixer was not screwed to the engine.

  • Page 10: Technical Characteristics

    Technical Characteristics Weight: Drive group 2.6 kg KMX- / Mixer bar 350 1.1 kg KMX- / Mixer bar 400 1.2 kg KMX- / Mixer bar 500 1.4 kg Dimensions: Drive group 220 x 185 x 100 mm KMX- / Mixer bar 350 350 x 60 mm KMX- / Mixer bar 400 400 x 60 mm...

  • Page 11: Installation And Function

    Installation and Function Accordance with the hand mixer fitted mixer bars processed soups, sauces, stews, purees or similar. The hand mixer is dipped into the kettle with the feed to be processed. Included in delivery Delivery includes the motor, the cap nut and a EMA-bar or mixer bar. Also in the box are all the documents including the instruction manual and the optional more EMA-bars and/ or mixer bars.
  • Page 12 Parts and Description  Motor block (1): This consists of a sturdy plastic case, in which there is the motor and the controls.  Cap nut (2): This serves as a fastener for the mixer bar to the motor block. ...
  • Page 13 Assembled Parts Motor block Cap nut EMA-bar with handle Mixer bar with handle Tool to resolve rotor...
  • Page 14 Controls The hand mixer has an ON / OFF switch (5) this starts or stops the motor. On the control knob (6), the desired speed is infinitely vari- able. Safety Appliance The safety appliance consists of: Starting the machine by pushing the ON / OFF switch (5). Engine overheating protection that turns off engine immediately if there is any possibility of overheating.
  • Page 15 Accessories EMA-bar 350 mm 400 mm 500 mm Mixer bar 350 mm 400 mm 500 mm Pot holder...

  • Page 16: Transportation And Packaging

    Transportation and Packaging Always transport the cutter in the intended box. Secure the hand mixer during transportation. Check the box of possible damages when the machine is shipped. In case of damages, talk to the responsible shipping company. Open the box by slicing the tape with a tape cutter. Do not use sharp knives. Lift the hand mixer out of the box and put it on the table.

  • Page 17: Installation And Initial Operation

    Installation and Initial Operation The hand mixer is shipped ready for use. Before the initial operation of the mixer, the bar must be mounted. Push the cap nut (2) on the upper part of the mixer bar (3/4) and tighten the cap nut (2) fixed to the motor block (1).

  • Page 18: Use And Operating

    Use and Operating Safety instruction for operating the cutter Switch on the hand mixer until it is in the liquid. Never get the mixer bar during the working process of the liquid, there is a risk of splashing. The hand mixer, hold them by the handle the motor block and the handle of the hand mixer to prevent burns on heated mixing bar.
  • Page 19 Turning on To turning on the hand mixer it must be connected to the electricity supply and the mixer bar has to be mounted with the cap nut firmly to the motor block. Dip the hand mixer with maximum 2/3 his total lengths in the liquid dip.
  • Page 20 Turning off To turn off the hand mixer you leave this in the liquid and turn the ON / OFF switch (5) to "0". The hand mixer is now turned off and can be lifted from the liquid. The hand mixer is turned off before it is lifted from the liq- uid.
  • Page 21 Assembly and disassembly of the mixer bar For the assembly of the mixer bar you push the cap nut (2) on the upper part of the mixer bar (3/4) and screw the cap nut (2) firmly onto the motor block (1). For the disassembly of the mixer bar you solve the cap nut (2) of the motor block (1).
  • Page 22 Assembly and disassembly of the knife and rotor For cleaning or replacement the rotor of the EMA-bar or the blade of the mixer bar can be un- screwed. To do this, first remove the EMA bar or the mixer bar from the mo- tor block.
  • Page 23 Working with the EMA-bar The EMA-bar (3) is provided to soups, sauces, stews and purees to emulsification, or to mix and beat. Put the hand mixer at a slight angle into the liquid, make sure that the maximum im- mersion depth is not exceeded, and the rotor doesn’t touch the ground floor of the pot.
  • Page 24 Instruction Manual EMA-55 Working with the kettle holder For longer works in a large pot, it is rec- ommended that the pot holder (7) to use. First fix the kettle holder (7) on the kettle. Hang the kettle holder at the edge of the pot and turn the screw firmly.
  • Page 25 Cleaning Before you use the hand mixer the first time make sure you clean it thoroughly. Also, clean the hand mixer multiple times during the day after use. Always use standard cleansers for cleaning the hand mixer. The motor block from the hand mixer is only protected against splash water.

  • Page 26: Malfunctions

    Malfunctions Safety instructions In case of unfamiliar noises or decreasing power turn of the hand mixer immediately. In case of blockage turn of the hand mixer and unplug the hand mixer from the outlet. After doing this you can try to remove the blocking material.
  • Page 27 Error Correction Error Possible cause Solution  Machine is not plugged  Plug in the machine Machine does not start.  Overheating protection  Those malfunctions is active are to be fixed by Engine is defect customer service only.  Temperature limiter ...

  • Page 28: Maintenance

    Maintenance Safety Instructions Maintenance, if not specifically mentioned, is not to be done by the user. Maintenance is done by customer ser- vice only. Abrasion Engine and gearbox bearing are lubricated for their whole lifetime. In case the bearing is defect, customer service has to exchange them. The knives have a natural abrasion.
  • Page 29 Support / Customer Service / Hotline Sales Department and customer service: Kronen Küchengeräte GmbH Gewerbestr. 3 D-77731 Willstätt Phone: +49 (0) 78 54/96 60-0 Fax: +49 (0) 78 54/96 60-50 info@kronen-germany.de Local Sales Department and customer service: Partner Street Zip Code & Place Tel.

  • Page 30: Appendix

    Appendix Declaration of Conformity EG-machine guideline 2006/42/EG. Authorized Person: Christian Höltge KRONEN Küchengeräte GmbH Gewerbestraße 3 D-77731 Willstätt Manufacturer : KRONEN Küchengeräte GmbH Gewerbestraße 3 D-77731 Willstätt declares that the following product: Product name: Hand mixer EMA-55 Serial Number: ________________________ conform with the guideline mentioned on top - including the changes of the statement at this point of time.

  • Page 31: Index

    Index Accessories ...................... 15 Assembly / Dissassembly ................21, 22 Cleaning ......................25 Connected load ....................10 Controls ......................14 Customer service ..................... 29 Declaration of Conformity ................. 30 Defects and Claims .................... 5 Disposal ......................7 Error Correction ....................27 Included in delivery ...................

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