Hamilton Beach 702R User Guide - Page 5

Hamilton Beach 702R Manual

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- HOW TO OPERATE THE CONTROLS Your food processor has two switches: ON OFF PULSE HIGH-LOW Switch: This is for selecting speed. Move the switch to either high or low speed before turning on the motor with the ON-OFF-PULSE switch. ON-OFF-PULSE Switch (Fig. C): This is a Fig. C three-position switch that gives you a choice of "ON," "OFF" or "PULSE." Selecting the ON position causes the motor to run contin- uously until you move the switch to OFF. The PULSE position will cause the motor to run only until you release the switch; then it automatically springs back to the OFF position. This instantaneous on-off action can help you control the texture of foods that require little processing (such as green peppers). HINTS FOR BEST USE • ALWAYS make sure blade or disc has completely stopped tuming before removing cover. • The bowl will hold about 6 cups of dry ingredients or 2 cups of liquid. Do not overfill. • Process dry or solid ingredients before moist ones. As a general rule, cut solid foods into 1-inch pieces before placing in food chute. • If foods such as vegetables or cheese become wedged between blade and side of bowl, turn motor off and unplug unit. Unlatch cover and remove wedged piece. • If ingredients stick to sides of bowl, turn motor off, remove cover and use a rubber spatula to gently push mixture toward blades. • Do not use your food processor to crush ice. • For most even results, chop only one type of vegetable at a time. • Do not overprocess. Remember that most foods are processed in seconds. HOW TO USE THE S -BLADE This serrated stainless steel blade has many uses. Chop Mince Raw or cooked meats, fish or poultry, firm vegetables, onions, mushrooms, nuts Vegetables, meat, poultry, nuts Crumb Mix Cut In Puree Mash Blend Knead Grate Grind Bread, crackers, cookies, cereals Meat and vegetable mixtures, pie and pasta doughs, quick breads, cakes Shortening and butter into flour for pastry dough Cooked fruits and vegetables, baby foods Vegetables, fruits Mixtures, sauces, gravies, beverages, soups Bread doughs Hard cheese Meats, fish, poultry, nuts into paste or butters 1. Place bowl on food processor and put S-Blade in place. 2. After cutting food into pieces, place food in bowl. Latch cover onto bowl. Insert food 5

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HOW
TO
OPERATE
THE
CONTROLS
Your
food
processor
has
two
switches:
HIGH
-LOW
Switch:
This
is
for
selecting
speed.
Move
the
switch
to
either
high
or
low
speed
before
turning
on
the
motor
with
the
ON
-OFF
-PULSE
switch.
ON
-OFF
-PULSE
Switch
(Fig.
C):
This
is
a
three
-position
switch
that
gives
you
a
choice
of
"ON,"
"OFF"
or
"PULSE."
Selecting
the
ON
position
causes
the
motor
to
run
contin-
uously
until
you
move
the
switch
to
OFF.
The
PULSE
position
will
cause
the
motor
to
run
only
until
you
release
the
switch;
then
it
automatically
springs
back
to
the
OFF
position.
This
instantaneous
on
-off
action
can
help
you
control
the
texture
of
foods
that
require
little
processing
(such
as
green
peppers).
ON
OFF
PULSE
Fig.
C
HINTS
FOR
BEST
USE
ALWAYS
make
sure
blade
or
disc
has
completely
stopped
tuming
before
removing
cover.
The
bowl
will
hold
about
6
cups
of
dry
ingredients
or
2
cups
of
liquid.
Do
not
overfill.
Process
dry
or
solid
ingredients
before
moist
ones.
As
a
general
rule,
cut
solid
foods
into
1
-inch
pieces before
placing
in
food
chute.
If
foods
such
as
vegetables
or
cheese
become
wedged
between
blade
and
side
of
bowl,
turn
motor
off
and
unplug
unit.
Unlatch
cover
and
remove
wedged
piece.
If
ingredients
stick
to
sides
of
bowl,
turn
motor
off,
remove
cover
and
use
a
rubber
spatula
to
gently
push
mixture
toward
blades.
Do
not
use
your
food
processor
to
crush
ice.
For
most
even
results,
chop
only
one
type
of
vegetable
at
a
time.
Do
not
overprocess.
Remember
that
most
foods
are
processed
in
seconds.
HOW
TO
USE
THE
S
-BLADE
This
serrated
stainless
steel
blade
has
many
uses.
Chop
Raw
or
cooked
meats,
fi
sh
or
poultry,
fi
rm
vegetables,
onions,
mush-
rooms,
nuts
Mince
Vegetables,
meat,
poultry,
nuts
Crumb
Bread,
crackers,
cookies,
cereals
Mix
Meat
and
vegetable
mixtures,
pie
and
pasta
doughs,
quick
breads,
cakes
Cut
In
Shortening
and
butter
into
fl
our
for
pastry
dough
Puree
Cooked
fruits
and
vegetables,
baby
foods
Mash
Vegetables,
fruits
Blend
Mixtures,
sauces,
gravies,
beverages,
soups
Knead
Bread
doughs
Grate
Hard
cheese
Grind
Meats,
fi
sh,
poultry,
nuts
into
paste
or
butters
1.
Place
bowl
on
food
processor
and
put
S
-Blade
in
place.
2.
After
cutting
food
into
pieces,
place
food
in
bowl.
Latch
cover
onto
bowl.
Insert
food
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