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• Position the ejector disk in the bowl, seating it firmly on the top of the drive shaft. • (Dicing only) Place a dicing plate in the bowl with the sharp side of the grid facing up and the flat edge facing the discharge chute. Gently press the plate down until it is seated on the recessed lip of the bowl and suspended above the ejector disk. Dicing requires a slicing plate to be used in tandem with a dicing plate; place the appropriate slicing plate on the tip of the drive shaft and press it down on top of the dicing plate. • (All other plates) Place the selected plate on the tip of the drive shaft and press it down on top of the ejector disk. • Place the cover on the bowl, and press down until the cover locking tab is positioned in the cover locking slot on the bowl and the cover is fully seated on the bowl. Then turn the bowl counterclockwise until the discharge chute is in the 3 o'clock position and the locking tabs on the motor base are engaged in the bowl locking slots on the bowl bottom. The interlock tab on the cover will simultaneously slide into the tower interlock slot, activating the magnetic safety interlock switch. The interlock switch prevents operation of the machine unless the cover is in its proper position. • NEVER ATTEMPT TO START THE FOOD PROCESSOR WITHOUT THE. BOWL AND COVER LOCKED INTO POSITION. • Put the food pusher insert into the food pusher insert port and turn the food pusher insert clockwise to lock it into the food pusher, Insert the assembled food pusher into the feed tube. DISASSEMBLY WITH CONTINUOUS FEED BOWL • ALWAYS UNPLUG THE CORD BEFORE DISASSEMBLING. • Turn the bowl clockwise until the interlock tab on the cover slides out of the tower interlock slot on the motor base and the bowl locking slots are disengaged from the locking tabs on the motor base, (The discharge chute will be in the 4 o'clock position.) Lift the cover off of the bowl, gently pressing the cover locking tab if necessary to disengage it from the cover locking slot on the bowl. Remove the food pusher from the feed tube, Remove the food pusher insert from the food pusher insert port. • To remove a round processing plate or the ejector disk, insert your thumb and forefinger into the 2 finger holes in the plate or ejector disk, and lift it off of the drive shaft. Handle sharp plates carefully. • To remove a dicing plate, grasp it on the flat edge and lift it out of the bowl. • Lift the bowl from the motor base. BASIC OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS - ALL UNITS • There are three possible ways of introducing food items into the bowl, depending upon which bowl and processing tool are being used and what type of food item is being processed: 1. (Batch bowl only/S-blade or mixing blade only) - the bowl may be preloaded with food items before the cover is attached and before the motor is started. 2. (Plates only/batch bowl or continuous feed bowl) - the food items may be stacked in the feed tube before the motor is started. (This method provides the greatest degree of control of the final shape of the processed food items when using plates.) If the feed tube opening is too large for accurate control of smaller amounts of food items and/or cylindrical items such as carrots or fineness. With the motor running, add the liquid ingredients through the feed tube. If the ingredients in your recipe are in the usual proportions, a ball of dough will form in 20-25 seconds after the liquid is added. • To make nut butters: Put up to 4 cups of shelled nuts into the bowl, attach the cover, rotate bowl and cover to lock, and press the "On" switch. (If desired, add sugar through the feed tube after about 1 minute of processing.) After 2-3 minutes the ground nuts will start to form a paste or butter. As needed, press the "Off' switch, remove the cover, and use a rubber spatula to scrape the nuts from the sides of the bowl and back into the blade area. Replace the cover and continue processing until the desired consistency is reached, .• To grind nuts for cakes and tortes: Put up to 8 cups of shelled nuts into the bowl, attach the cover,rotate bowl and cover to lock, and press the 'Pulse" switch repeatedly. Check the texture of the nuts frequently; avoid processing to the point where the nut powder starts to become a nut butter. If the powdered nuts are to be mixed with sugar or flour, as is usually the case, you can obtain a very fine nut powder without danger of it becoming a paste. After the nuts are coarsely chopped, add part or all of the sugar called for in the recipe, and process for at least 30 seconds , using the "On" switch. Then add part or all of the flour and process until the mixture is smooth. Processing the nuts with the flour alone works well also. • To puree or mix: To puree food items, to make sauces, or to blend or mix, put the ingredients in the bowl, attach the cover, rotate bowl and cover to lock, and press the "On' switch. Process until the desired consistency is reached. (Note: The optional #CAF30 Mixing Blade is an excellent alternative for use when mixing chicken, tuna or other types of salads, dips, or relishes, where additional cutting or chopping is not desired.) • To make bread crumbs: Tear fresh or dried bread , put it into the bowl, attach the cover, and rotate bowl and cover to lock. Press the "Pulse" switch repeatedly until the desired consistency is reached. Fine powdered bread crumbs may also be made with the optional #CAF22 Fine Grate Plate, TECHNIQUES AND TIPS - MIXING BLADE - (Batch Bowl Only) • An optional (#CAF30) Mixing Blade is available for use in the batch bowl only. The mixing blade has blunt edges. It is an excellent alternative to the S-blade for use when mixing chicken, tuna or other types of salads, dips, or relishes, where additional cutting or chopping is not desired. • Refer to the assembly instructions for the batch bowl. Attach the bowl to the motor base. Always put the mixing blade into the bowl before adding ingredients. Put the ingredients in the bowl, attach the cover, rotate bowl and cover to lock, and press the "On" switch. Additional ingredients may be added through the feed tube while the motor is running. Process until the desired consistency is reached. TECHNIQUES AND TIPS - DICING PLATES -(Continuous Feed Bowl Only) • Optional Dicing Plates available for use in the continuous feed bowl only include: 1, (#CAF23) 1/4' Dicing Plate - used in tandem with (#CAF15) 1/4" Slicing Plate: Generally used for finely dicing potatoes, carrots, zucchini, and celery. 2. (#CAF24) 1/2' Dicing Plate - used in tandem with (#CAFI8) 1/2• Slicing Plate: Works well for fruits such as apples, pineapples, peaches, etc. 3. (#CAF25) 3/4" Dicing Plate - used in tandem with (#CAF18) 1/2' Slicing Plate (results in 3/4" x 1/2" dice): Good for pineapples, potatoes, cantaloupe and other melons, etc. • Since the dicing process requires both horizontal slicing and vertical cutting, a slicing plate is required to be used in tandem with a dicing plate. The dimensions of the final diced product are varied by the slicing plate and dicing plate combination chosen. 11

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Position
the
ejector
disk
in
the
bowl,
seating
it
firmly
on
the
top
of
the
drive
shaft.
(Dicing
only)
Place
a
dicing
plate
in
the
bowl
with
the
sharp
side
of
the
grid
facing
up
and
the
flat
edge
facing
the
discharge
chute.
Gently
press
the
plate
down
until
it
is
seated
on
the
recessed
lip
of
the
bowl
and
suspended
above
the
ejector
disk.
Dicing
requires
a
slicing
plate
to
be
used
in
tandem
with
a
dicing
plate;
place
the
appropriate
slicing
plate
on
the
tip
of
the
drive
shaft
and
press
it
down
on
top
of
the
dicing
plate.
(All
other
plates)
Place
the
selected
plate
on
the
tip
of
the
drive
shaft
and
press
it
down
on
top
of
the
ejector
disk.
Place
the
cover
on
the
bowl,
and
press
down
until
the
cover
locking
tab
is
positioned
in
the
cover
locking
slot
on
the
bowl
and
the
cover
is
fully
seated
on
the
bowl.
Then
turn
the
bowl
counterclockwise
until
the
discharge
chute
is
in
the
3
o'clock
position
and
the
locking
tabs
on
the
motor
base
are
engaged
in
the
bowl
locking
slots
on
the
bowl
bottom.
The
interlock
tab
on
the
cover
will
simultaneously
slide
into
the
tower
interlock
slot,
activating
the
magnetic
safety
interlock
switch.
The
interlock
switch
prevents
operation
of
the
machine
unless
the
cover
is
in
its
proper
position.
NEVER
ATTEMPT
TO
START
THE
FOOD
PROCESSOR
WITHOUT
THE.
BOWL
AND
COVER
LOCKED
INTO
POSITION.
Put
the
food
pusher
insert
into
the
food
pusher
insert
port
and
turn
the
food
pusher
insert
clockwise
to
lock
it
into
the
food
pusher,
Insert
the
assembled
food
pusher
into
the
feed
tube.
DISASSEMBLY
WITH
CONTINUOUS
FEED
BOWL
ALWAYS
UNPLUG
THE
CORD
BEFORE
DISASSEMBLING.
Turn
the
bowl
clockwise
until
the
interlock
tab
on
the
cover
slides
out
of
the
tower
interlock
slot
on
the
motor
base
and
the
bowl
locking
slots
are
disengaged
from
the
locking tabs
on
the
motor
base,
(The
discharge
chute
will
be
in
the
4
o'clock
position.)
Lift
the
cover
off
of
the
bowl,
gently
pressing
the
cover
locking
tab
if
necessary
to
disengage
it
from
the
cover
locking
slot
on
the
bowl.
Remove
the
food
pusher
from
the
feed
tube,
Remove
the
food
pusher
insert
from
the
food
pusher
insert
port.
To
remove
a
round
processing
plate
or
the
ejector
disk,
insert
your
thumb
and
forefinger
into
the
2
finger
holes
in
the
plate
or
ejector
disk,
and
lift
it
off
of
the
drive
shaft.
Handle
sharp
plates
carefully.
To
remove
a
dicing
plate,
grasp
it
on
the
flat
edge
and
lift
it
out
of
the
bowl.
Lift
the
bowl
from
the
motor
base.
BASIC
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
-
ALL
UNITS
There
are
three
possible
ways
of
introducing
food
items
into
the
bowl,
depending
upon
which
bowl
and
processing
tool
are
being
used
and
what
type
of
food
item
is
being
processed:
1.
(Batch
bowl
only/S-blade
or
mixing
blade
only)
-
the
bowl
may
be
preloaded
with
food
items
before
the
cover
is
attached
and
before
the
motor
is
started.
2.
(Plates
only/batch
bowl
or
continuous
feed
bowl)
-
the
food
items
may
be
stacked
in
the
feed
tube
before
the
motor
is
started.
(This
method
provides
the
greatest
degree
of
control
of
the
final
shape
of
the
processed
food
items
when
using
plates.)
If
the
feed
tube
opening
is
too
large
for
accurate
control
of
smaller
amounts
of
food
items
and/or
cylindrical
items
such
as
carrots
or
fineness.
With
the
motor
running,
add
the
liquid
ingredients
through
the
feed
tube.
If
the
ingredients
in
your
recipe
are
in
the
usual
proportions,
a
ball
of
dough
will
form
in
20-25
seconds
after
the
liquid
is
added.
To
make
nut
butters:
Put
up
to
4
cups
of
shelled
nuts
into
the
bowl,
attach
the
cover,
rotate
bowl
and
cover
to
lock,
and
press
the
"On"
switch.
(If
desired,
add
sugar
through
the
feed
tube
after
about
1
minute
of
processing.)
After
2-3
minutes
the
ground
nuts
will
start
to
form
a
paste
or
butter.
As
needed,
press
the
"Off'
switch,
remove
the
cover,
and
use
a
rubber
spatula
to
scrape
the
nuts
from
the
sides
of
the
bowl
and
back
into
the
blade
area.
Replace
the
cover
and
continue
processing
until
the
desired
consistency
is
reached,
.•
To
grind
nuts
for
cakes
and
tortes:
Put
up
to
8
cups
of
shelled
nuts
into
the
bowl,
attach
the
cover,rotate
bowl
and
cover
to
lock,
and
press
the
'Pulse"
switch
repeatedly.
Check
the
texture
of
the
nuts
frequently;
avoid
processing
to
the
point
where
the
nut
powder
starts
to
become
a
nut
butter.
If
the
powdered
nuts
are
to
be
mixed
with
sugar
or
flour,
as
is
usually
the
case,
you
can
obtain
a
very
fine
nut
powder
without
danger
of
it
becoming
a
paste.
After
the
nuts
are
coarsely
chopped,
add
part
or
all
of
the
sugar
called
for
in
the
recipe,
and
process
for
at
least
30
seconds
,
using
the
"On"
switch.
Then
add
part
or
all
of
the
flour
and
process
until
the
mixture
is
smooth.
Processing
the
nuts
with
the
flour
alone
works
well
also.
To
puree
or
mix:
To
puree
food
items,
to
make
sauces,
or
to
blend
or
mix,
put
the
ingredients
in
the
bowl,
attach
the
cover,
rotate
bowl
and
cover
to
lock,
and
press
the
"On'
switch.
Process
until
the
desired
consistency
is
reached.
(Note:
The
optional
#CAF30
Mixing
Blade
is
an
excellent
alternative
for
use
when
mixing
chicken,
tuna
or
other
types
of
salads,
dips,
or
relishes,
where
additional
cutting
or
chopping
is
not
desired.)
To
make
bread
crumbs:
Tear
fresh
or
dried
bread
,
put
it
into
the
bowl,
attach
the
cover,
and
rotate
bowl
and
cover
to
lock.
Press
the
"Pulse"
switch
repeatedly
until
the
desired
consistency
is
reached.
Fine
powdered
bread
crumbs
may
also
be
made
with
the
optional
#CAF22
Fine
Grate
Plate,
TECHNIQUES
AND
TIPS
-
MIXING
BLADE
-
(Batch
Bowl
Only)
An
optional
(#CAF30)
Mixing
Blade
is
available
for
use
in
the
batch
bowl
only.
The
mixing
blade
has
blunt
edges.
It
is
an
excellent
alternative
to
the
S
-blade
for
use
when
mixing
chicken,
tuna
or
other
types
of
salads,
dips,
or
relishes,
where
additional
cutting
or
chopping
is
not
desired.
Refer
to
the
assembly instructions
for the
batch
bowl.
Attach
the
bowl
to
the
motor
base.
Always
put
the
mixing
blade
into
the
bowl
before
adding
ingredients.
Put
the
ingredients
in
the
bowl,
attach
the
cover,
rotate
bowl
and
cover
to
lock,
and
press
the
"On"
switch.
Additional
ingredients
may
be
added
through
the
feed
tube
while
the
motor
is
running.
Process
until
the
desired
consistency
is
reached.
TECHNIQUES
AND
TIPS
-
DICING
PLATES
-(Continuous
Feed
Bowl
Only)
Optional
Dicing
Plates
available
for
use
in
the
continuous
feed
bowl
only
include:
1,
(#CAF23)
1/4'
Dicing
Plate
-
used
in
tandem
with
(#CAF15)
1/4"
Slicing
Plate:
Generally
used
for
finely
dicing
potatoes,
carrots,
zucchini,
and
celery.
2.
(#CAF24)
1/2'
Dicing
Plate
-
used
in
tandem
with
(#CAFI8)
1/2•
Slicing
Plate:
Works
well
for
fruits
such
as
apples,
pineapples,
peaches,
etc.
3.
(#CAF25)
3/4"
Dicing
Plate
-
used
in
tandem
with
(#CAF18)
1/2'
Slicing
Plate
(results
in
3/4"
x
1/2"
dice):
Good
for
pineapples,
potatoes,
cantaloupe
and
other
melons,
etc.
Since
the
dicing
process
requires
both
horizontal
slicing
and
vertical
cutting,
a
slicing
plate
is
required
to
be
used
in
tandem
with
a
dicing
plate.
The
dimensions
of
the
final
diced
product
are
varied
by
the
slicing
plate
and
dicing
plate
combination
chosen.
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