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Planetary M ixingAction
During operation, thefiat
beater m oves around the
stationary b owl, a t the
same timeturninginthe
opposite direction onits
ownaxis.Thediagram
shows thecomplete
coverage o fthebowlmade
bythepathof thebeater.
Your K itchenAid
TM
Mixerwillmixfasterand
morethoroughly t hanmostotherelectric
mixers. Therefore, themixing timein most
recipes mustbeadjusted to avoidoverbeating.
Mixer U se
Thebowlandbeater a redesigned t o provide
thorough mixing withoutfrequent s craping.
Scraping t hebowlonceortwiceduring mixing
is usually sufficient.
Themixermaywarmupduring use.Under
heavy loads with extended m ixing time,you
maynotbeableto comfortably touch thetop
oftheunit.Thisis normal.
PERSONAL
iNJURY HAZARD
To avoid personal injury and damage
to the beater, do not attempt
to scrape
bowl while mixer is operating;
turn
mixer off. Should scraper
or other
object drop into bowl, turn motor
OFF before removing.
Speed Control Guide
NUMBER O FSPEED
STIR
SLOW MiXiNG
MiXiNG, BEATING
BEATING,
CREAMING
Forslowstirring, c ombining, mashing, starting all mixing
procedures. Use to addflouranddryingredients t o batter, add
liquids to dryingredients, andcombine heavy mixtures.
Forslowbeating, m ashing, fasterstirring. U se to beatheavy
batters andcandies, startmashing potatoes o r othervegetables,
cut shortening i ntoflour, b eatthinorsplashy batters, a ndmix
andknead yeastdough. UsewithCanOpener attachment.
Formixing semi-heavy b atters suchascookies. Use to cream
sugarandshortening a ndaddsugarto eggwhitesfor meringues.
Medium speed forcakemixes. U se with attachments: Food
Grinder, Rotor S licer/Shredder,
andFruit/Vegetable
Strainer.
Forbeating or creaming, medium fastwhipping. Use to finish
mixing cakes, d oughnut, andotherbatters. H ighspeed for cake
mixes. U se with Citrus Juiceattachment.
8
FASTBEATING,
WHiPPiNG
Forwhipping cream, e ggwhites, a ndboiled frostings.
10
FAST
WHIPPING
Forwhipping smallamounts ofcream andeggwhites. U sewith
Pasta Maker andGrain Millattachments.
NOTE: TheSpeed Control L ever c anbesetbetween the above speeds if a fineradjustment is required.
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