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Sage™ by Heston Blumenthal‰ Customer Service Centre ‰ Sage™ by Heston Blumenthal Customer Service Centre Phone: 0844 334 5110 www.sageappliances.co.uk [email protected] Register your product and What’s on your mind? get more from your purchase Our constant aim is to improve the Product registration takes only a few quality and features of our appliances. minutes and ensures both a record We welcome your comments and ideas of your purchase and your warranty. in assisting our ongoing development. Registration also makes it easier to get support and advice on any questions or Go to www.sageappliances.co.uk issues that you might have in the future. and click on ‘Support’. If you wish, we can also send you free recipes and additional hints and tips on making the best of your appliance. Go to www.sageappliances.co.uk and click on ‘Product Registration’. Registered in England & Wales No. 8223512. Due to continued product improvement, the products illustrated or photographed in this document may vary slightly from the actual product. Copyright BRG Appliances 2013. BFP800UK Issue - B13 the Kitchen Wizz Pro™ Instruction Booklet BFP800UK PAGECONTENT HEASDER..... 3 We recommend safety first 8 Getting to know your new appliance 10 Assembling your new appliance 14 Basic food processing techniques – Pureeing with the 4 blade processor – Mixing and whipping with the 4 blade processor – Slicing, shredding and grating with the multi - function Discs 26 Food processing at a glance – Processing tips 31 Care, cleaning & storage 33 Troubleshooting 2 PAGEWE RE HECOMMENDADER..... SAFETY FIRST At Sage™ by Heston Blumenthal‰ we are very safety conscious. We design and manufacture consumer products with the safety of you, our valued customer, foremost in mind. In addition we ask that you exercise a degree of care when using any electrical appliance and adhere to the following precautions. IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS • Wires are coloured as follows: BEFORE USE AND SAVE − Blue = Neutral FOR FUTURE REFERENCE − Brown = Live • Before using for the first − Green & Yellow = Earth time please ensure that your electricity supply is the • As the colours of the wire same as shown on the rating may not correspond with the label on the underside of the coloured markings which appliance. If you have any identify the terminals in concerns please contact your your plug, please refer to local electricity company. the following: • Your Sage™ by Heston − The Blue wire must be Blumenthal‰ appliance connected to the terminal includes a BS 13 amp which is marked ‘N’. moulded mains plug on the − The Brown wire must be supply cord. connected to the terminal • Should you need to change which is marked with the this plug, please complete letter ‘L’. the rewiring as follows − The Green & Yellow wire (after safe disposal of the must be connected to the moulded plug). terminal which is marked • Please note that a cut off plug with the letter E or the inserted into a socket is a earth symbol . serious danger risk • Please note that if a 13 amp plug is used, a 13 amp fuse should be used. 3 PAGEWE RE HECOMMENDADER..... SAFETY FIRST • Carefully read all instructions • Ensure the OFF button before operating and save for has been pressed, and the future reference. food processor is switched • Remove any packaging off at the power outlet and material and promotional unplugged before attaching labels before using the food the 4 blade processor, dough processor for the first time. blade, disc or processing lid. • Do not place the food • Always secure the processor near the edge processing bowl onto the of a bench or table during motor base before attaching operation. Ensure the surface the 4 blade processor, dough is level, clean and free of blade or discs. water, flour, etc. Vibration • Always operate the food during operation may cause processor with the processing the appliance to move. lid securely in position. • Do not place this appliance • Do not push food into the on or near a hot gas or feed chute with your fingers electric burner, or where it or other utensils. Always use could touch a heated oven. the food pusher provided. • Handle the food processor • Keep hands, knives and and attachments with care other utensils away from - remember the blades and moving 4 blade processor, discs are razor-sharp and dough blade or discs. should be kept out of reach • Do not place hands or fingers of children. in the bowl of the food • Always make sure the food processor unless the motor, processor is completely 4 blade processor, dough assembled before blade or discs have come to a operating. The appliance complete stop. will not operate unless properly assembled. 4 WEPAGE RE HECOMMENDADER..... SAFETY FIRST • Ensure the OFF button has • Care should be taken when been pressed to switch the removing the food from the motor off and the appliance processing bowl by ensuring is switched off at the power the motor, 4 blade processor, outlet and unplugged dough blade or disc, have before removing the lid completely stopped before from the bowl. disassembling. Ensure the • Do not use attachments other OFF button has been pressed than those provided with the to switch the motor off, food processor. the appliance is switched • Do not attempt to operate off at the power outlet and the food processor by any unplugged, before removing method other than those the lid from the bowl. The described in this booklet. processing bowl should then be unlocked from the • Ensure the motor, motor body and the 4 blade blades or discs have processor, dough blade or completely stopped before discs carefully removed disassembling. Ensure the before attempting to remove OFF button has been the processed food. pressed and the appliance is switched off at the power • Please do not crush ICE in outlet and unplugged when the large or small processing not in use, if left unattended bowls. This will cause and before assembling and damage to the blades (4 blade disassembling, cleaning or processor or mini blade). We storing. recommend that you use a blender for ice crushing. • Some stiff mixtures, such as dough may cause the processing blade to rotate more slowly than normal. If this happens, do not process SAVE THESE for longer than 1 minute. INSTRUCTIONS 5 WE RECOMMEND SAFETY FIRST • Do not process hot or boiling IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS liquids - allow liquids to FOR ALL ELECTRICAL cool before placing into the APPLIANCES processing bowl. • Unwind the power cord fully • Do not use the food processor before use. on slippery, unstable or • Do not let the power cord uneven surfaces such as a hang over the edge of a table, sink drain board. counter, touch hot surfaces or • To protect against electric become knotted. shock do not immerse power • Children should be cord, plug or motor base in supervised to ensure they do water or any other liquid. not play with the appliance. • Do not move the food • Do not use the appliance if processor whilst in operation. power cord, power plug or • Do not leave the food appliance becomes damaged processor unattended in any way. If damaged or when in use. maintenance other than • Do not place any part of cleaning is required, please the food processor in the contact Sage™ by Heston ‰ microwave oven. Blumenthal Customer Service on 0844 334 5110 or • Do not fill bowl above marked go to sageappliances.co.uk. liquid levels (shredding). Always add drier or thicker • This appliance is for ingredients to the processing household use only. Do bowl prior to adding fluids. not use this appliance for anything other than its • Never remove the lid while intended use. Do not use in the processor is operating. moving vehicles or boats. Always use the POWER/OFF Do not use outdoors button to stop the machine before removing the lid. • Misuse may cause injury. • Keep the appliance clean. • Regularly inspect the Follow the cleaning supply cord, plug and actual instructions provided in appliance for any damage. If this book. found damaged in anyway 6 WE RECOMMEND SAFETY FIRST or maintenance other CAUTION than cleaning is required, immediately cease use of the To avoid possible malfunction appliance and contact Sage of the processing bowl’s Customer Service on auto switch, do not place the 0844 334 5110. processing lid in the locked position when the appliance • The installation of a residual is not in use. current device (safety switch) is recommended to provide additional safety protection CAUTION when using electrical The processing blades and appliances. It is advisable that discs are extremely sharp, a safety switch with a rated handle with care at all times. residual operating current not Do not place hands, knives exceeding 30mA be installed or other utensils into the feed in the electrical circuit chute. Always use the food supplying the appliance. pusher to push the food down See your electrician for the feed chute. professional advice. • This appliance can be used by persons with reduced The symbol shown physical, sensory or mental indicates that this capabilities or lack of appliance should not be experience and knowledge disposed of in normal if they have been given household waste. It supervision or instruction should be taken to a concerning use of the local authority waste appliance in a safe way and collection centre understand the hazards designated for this involved. purpose or to a dealer providing this service. • This appliance shall not be For more information, used by children. Keep the please contact your local appliance and its cord out of council office. the reach of children. 7 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR NEW APPLIANCE A B G C D H I E J F K L M N Q S T U O Q V W P R 8 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR NEW APPLIANCE A.
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