Kenmore 204101 Use and Care Manual - Page 5

the power cord is unplugged., Place Bbnder motor/base on a dry, level, stable surface

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Your blender has been designed to work in a variety of ways to suit your blending needs. Once you plug the blender in, The LED light display is illuminated. Operate the blender in either continuous or pulse made by pressing the speed buttons. The soft start Function begins blending action slowly, and then picks up to maximum setting speed. 1. Make sure the power cord is unplugged. 2, Place Bbnder motor/base on a dry, level, stable surface, 3. Set jar assembly into place on motor/base, making sure motor/base and jar are securely tightened into place. 4. Place the _ood solids and liquids to be blended into the jar and put the lid on the jar before blending. Be sure _he measuring cup is _nplace in the middle of the lid. 5. Plug power cord into a standard 120-V, 60 Hz AC-onty, 3-prong electrical outlet. The blue LCD will display 0:00 for the timer, and the blue OFF indicalor will illuminate (Fig, 7). Fig. 6 Fig, 7

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Your blender
has
been
designed
to work
in a
variety
of ways
to suit your
blending
needs.
Once
you plug the
blender
in, The
LED light
display
is illuminated.
Operate
the blender
in
either
continuous
or
pulse made
by pressing
the
speed
buttons.
The soft start
Function begins
blending
action
slowly,
and then picks
up to
maximum
setting
speed.
1. Make
sure
the power cord is unplugged.
2, Place Bbnder motor/base on a dry, level,
stable surface,
3. Set
jar
assembly
into place
on motor/base,
making
sure motor/base
and jar
are
securely
tightened
into place.
4. Place
the
_ood solids
and liquids
to be
blended
into the jar
and put
the lid on
the jar
before
blending.
Be
sure
_he
measuring
cup is _nplace
in the middle
of the lid.
5.
Plug power
cord
into a standard
120-V, 60 Hz AC-onty,
3-prong
electrical
outlet.
The blue
LCD will
display
0:00 for the timer, and the
blue
OFF
indicalor
will
illuminate
(Fig, 7).
Fig.
6
Fig,
7