Kenwood KHC29 User manual

TYPE KHC29

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Safety
lRead these instructions carefully and retain for future reference.
lRemove all packaging and any labels.
lIf the cord is damaged it must, for safety reasons, be replaced by
KENWOOD or an authorised KENWOOD repairer.
lTurn the speed control to ‘O’ (OFF) position and unplug:
before fitting or removing outlet covers/tools/
attachments;
after and when not in use; before cleaning. lDo not
operate your appliance for longer than the times
specified below without a rest period. Processing
continuously for longer periods can damage your appliance.
Function/
Attachment
Maximum
OperationTime
Rest Period
Between
Operations
Dough Tool
8 mins
Unplug the appliance
and allow
to cool down for
15 minutes
Blender
60 secs
Mill
30 secs
Food Mincer
10 mins
lKeep your fingers away from moving parts and fitted
attachments. Never put your hand/fingers in the hinge mechanism.
lNever leave the Kitchen Machine unattended when it is
operating. lNever use a damaged appliance. Get it checked or
repaired: see ‘Service and Customer Care’ section. lNever let the
cord hang down where a child could grab it.
lNever let the power unit, cord or plug get wet.
lEnsure that no bowl tools are fitted or stored in the bowl
when using the drive outlets. lNever use an unauthorised
attachment or more than one attachment at a time.
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ONever exceed the quantities stated in the
recommended usage chart.
OTake care when lifting this appliance. Ensure the
head is correctly latched in the down position and that the
bowl, tools, outlet covers and cord are secure before lifting.
OChildren should be supervised to ensure that they
do not play with the appliance.
ODo not move or raise the mixer head with an
attachment fitted as the Kitchen Machine could become
unstable.
ODo not operate your appliance near the edge of a
work surface.
OAppliances can be used by persons with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience
and knowledge if they have been given supervision or
instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and
if they understand the hazards involved.
OMisuse of your appliance can result in injury.
OThis appliance shall not be used by children. Keep
the appliance and its cord out of reach of children.
OOnly use the appliance for its intended domestic
use. Kenwood will not accept any liability if the appliance is
subject to improper use, or failure to comply with these
instructions.
Attachment General Safety
OKeep hands and utensils out of the blender and
food processor bowl whilst connected to the power supply.
OThe appliance will not operate if the attachments
are not correctly fitted.
OThe processing of spices is not recommended as

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they may damage the plastic parts.
OThe maximum rating is based on the attachment
that draws the greatest load. Other attachments may draw
less power.
OShould excessive vibration occur when using an
attachment, either reduce the speed or stop the machine and
remove some of the contents.
OAttachments will be damaged and may cause injury
if the interlock mechanism is subjected to excessive force.
ODO NOT process hot ingredients.
OSCALD RISK: Hot ingredients must be allowed to
cool to room temperature before placing in the food processor
bowl, mill or goblet or before blending.
Blender
ONever fit the blade unit to the power unit without
the blender goblet fitted.
OAT282 Important - The skirt on the bottom of the
goblet is fitted during manufacture and no attempt should be
made to remove it.
OOnly operate the blender with the lid in place.
OOnly use the goblet with the blade assembly
supplied.
ONever run the blender empty.
OSmoothie recipes –never blend frozen ingredients
that have formed a solid mass during freezing; break it up
before adding to the goblet.
ODo not process spices such as cloves, dill and cumin
seeds as they may damage the plastic parts.
ODo not use the blender as a storage container. Keep
it empty before and after use.

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ONever blend more than the maximum marked on
the goblet - less for frothy liquids such as milk shakes.
Food Processor
OThe knife blade and discs are extremely sharp,
handle with care. Always hold by the finger grip at the top,
away from the cutting edge, both when handling and cleaning.
OWhen slicing/grating do not let the bowl fill up as far as the
cutting disc: empty it regularly.
ODo not exceed the ‘MAX’ capacity level on the bowl.
OAlways remove the knife blade before pouring
contents from the bowl.
ONever use your fingers to push food down the feed
tube. Always use the pusher supplied.
OBefore removing the lid from the food processor
bowl switch off and wait until the blade or discs have
completely stopped.
ODo not use the lid to operate the food processor, always use
the speed control.
Food Mincer
OAlways ensure bones and rind etc. are removed
from the meat before mincing.
OWhen mincing nuts, only feed a few down at a time
and allow the scroll to pick them up before adding any more.
OAlways use the mincer pusher supplied. Never put
your fingers or utensils in the feed tube.
OWarning –the cutting blade is sharp, handle with
care both in use and when cleaning.
OEnsure the attachment is secured in position before switching
on.
Juice Extractor

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ODo not use the juicer if the filter is damaged.
OThe cutting blades on the base of the filter are very
sharp, take care when handling and cleaning the filter.
OBefore removing the lid, switch off and wait for the
filter to stop.
OOnly use the pusher supplied. Never put your
fingers in the feed tube. Unplug before unblocking the feed
tube.
OShould excessive vibration occur when using this
attachment, either adjust the speed or stop the machine,
unplug and clear any pulp from the drum (the juicer vibrates
if the pulp becomes unevenly distributed).
Compact Chopper/Mill
ODo not touch sharp blades. Keep the blade unit
away from children.
OBefore removing the mill from the machine:
switch off;
wait until the blades have completely stopped; take care not
to unscrew the jar from the blade
assembly.
OOnly use the jar and blade unit with the base
supplied.
ONever fit the blade unit to the machine without the jar fitted.
Before plugging in
O Make sure your electricity supply is the same as the one shown on the underside of your appliance.
O This appliance conforms to EC Regulation 1935/2004 on materials and articles
intended to come into contact with food.
Before using for the first time
O Wash the parts: see ‘care and cleaning’.
Key
Kitchen Machine
1Medium Speed Outlet
2Medium speed outlet cover
3High speed outlet cover
4High Speed Outlet
5Power unit
6On/Off and speed control

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7Bowl
8Tool Socket
9Mixer head
10 Head release lever
11 Splashguard
Bowl Tools
12 Beater
13 Dough hook with removable guard
14 Whisk
Attachments
Not all of the attachments listed will necessarily be
included with your kitchen machine. Attachments
are dependent upon the model variant.
For more information or to order optional
attachments not included in your pack visit the
Kenwood website www.kenwoodworld.com.
15 Plastic blender (AT282)
16 Glass blender (AT283)
17 Food processor (AT284)
18 Citrus juicer (Requires AT284)
19 Food mincer (AT281)
20 Juice extractor (AT285)
21 Compact chopper/mill (AT286)
To Use Your Bowl and Tools
Refer to Illustrations A–F
APress down on the head release lever and
gently raise the mixer head.
BFit the bowl –turn clockwise to lock.
CPush the selected tool into the tool socket –
you will hear a ‘click’ when fitted securely.
OTo prevent food ingress - always ensure the
guard is fitted onto the shaft of the dough
hook before inserting into the outlet.
DPress down on the head release lever and
lower the head gently down. Plug into the
power supply.
ESlide the splashguard onto the bowl to fit.
O During mixing, ingredients can be added
directly to the bowl via the chute.
FTurn the speed control to the desired
setting, Use pulse (P) for short bursts
of speed.
After processing turn the speed control to
‘O’ and unplug from the power supply.
Raise the mixer head and whilst holding it
steady, pull the tool from the outlet.
Hints and Tips Beater
O When creaming fat and sugar for cake
mixes, always use the fat at room
temperature or soften it first.
O Switch off and scrape the bowl with a
spatula when necessary.
O Use cold ingredients for pastry unless
your recipe states otherwise.
Dough hook
O The ingredients mix best if you put
the liquid in first.
O At intervals stop the machine and
scrape the mixture off the dough
hook.
Flour
O Different batches of flour vary in the
amount of liquid required. The stickiness
of the dough has a direct effect on the
load on the machine. Keep the machine
under observation whilst the dough is
mixing.
Whisk Important
O Do not use the whisk for heavy mixtures
e.g. creaming fat and sugar as you will
damage it.
O Best results achieved when eggs are at
room temperature.
O Before whisking egg whites, make sure
there is no grease or egg yolk on the
whisk or the bowl.
O Mayonnaise - for best results scrape
down the bowl after the addition of the
oil and run for a further 10 secs at max
speed.

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O Batter Mixes - add the flour to the bowl first, then
liquid and mix on minimum speed to incorporate
the ingredients.
Electronic Speed Sensor Control
Your mixer is fitted with an electronic speed sensor
control that is designed to maintain the speed under
different load conditions, such as when
kneading bread dough or when eggs are added
to a cake mix.
You may therefore hear some variation in
speed during the operation as the mixer
adjusts to the load and speed selected - this is
normal.
To Use your Attachments
Refer to the relevant illustrations for each attachment
and see hint and tips under each attachment section.
15 Plastic Blender
aBlade unit
bSealing ring
cGoblet
dFiller cap eLid
16 Glass Blender
aBlade holder bBlade unit
cSealing ring dGoblet eLid
fFiller cap
Assemble the Blender as shown In
illustration 15 and 16
Note: ensure the sealing ring is fitted correctly or leaking
will occur.
Lid Fitting
15 Plastic blender –turn clockwise to lock.
16 Glass blender –push down to secure.
Points to note:
O Never exceed the maximum capacities
stated –you may overload the machine.
O Some movement of the mixer head is
normal when mixing heavy loads such as
bread dough.
O If the mixer head is raised during operation,
the machine will continue to operate.
Always switch off before raising the head.
O The machine will not operate unless all the
outlet covers are correctly fitted.
O If you hear the machine labouring either
switch off and remove some of the mixture
or increase the speed.
O Your mixer has been fitted with a ‘soft
start’ feature to minimise spillage.
However if the machine is switched on
with a heavy mixture in the bowl such as
bread dough, you may notice that the
mixer takes a few seconds to reach the
selected speed.
O Always remove attachments fitted to the
outlets before raising the mixer head.

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Using the Drive Outlets
High Speed Outlet attachments
Lift off the high speed outlet cover . Ensure the medium
outlet cover is in place otherwise the appliance will not
operate.
Medium Speed Outlet attachments Lift off the medium
speed outlet cover .
Ensure the high speed outlet cover is in place otherwise
the appliance will not operate.
17 Food Processor
aSmall pusher b
Large pusher c
Feed tube dLid e
Bowl
fDrive shaft g
Knife blade
Discs (if supplied) hThick
slicing/grating disc iThin
slicing/grating disc jExtra fine
grating disc kThin julienne
style chipper disc lStandard
chipper disc mExtra thick grating disc
Assemble the Food Processor as shown in
illustration 17
1Place the drive shaft onto the outlet.
2Fit the bowl over the drive shaft with the
handle above the speed control and turn
clockwise until it locks into position.
3Fit either the knife blade, one of the discs
or the citrus juicer. The knife blade and
cutting section of the discs are sharp so
always handle with care.
Hints and Tips
O Cut meat, bread and vegetables into 2cm
cubes before processing.
O Herbs are best chopped when clean and
dry.
O Take care not to over process when using
the knife blade.
O Do not use knife blade to chop ice cubes
or other hard foods such as spices, they
may damage the attachment.
O If adding almond essence or flavouring
avoid contact with plastic as this may
stain.
Discs
1Choose which feed tube you want to use. The
pusher contains a smaller feed tube for
processing individual items or thin
ingredients.
2Put the food into the feed tube.
3Switch on and push down evenly with the
pusher - never put your fingers in the feed
tube.
To use the small feed tube - put the large pusher
inside the feed tube first.
To use the large feed tube - use both pushers
together.
O Do not let the bowl fill up as far as the cutting
disc: empty it regularly.
O Do not exceed the ‘MAX’ capacity level on the
bowl.
Hints and Tips
O When using the reversible discs ensure that
the required cutting side is uppermost.
Hints and Tips
Do not process hot ingredients
O When making mayonnaise, put
all the ingredients, except the oil, into the
blender. Then, with the machine running,
remove the filler cap and add the oil slowly
and evenly.
O Thick mixtures, e.g. pates and dips, may
need scraping down. If the mixture is
difficult to process, add more liquid.
O To blend dry ingredients - cut into pieces,
remove the filler cap, then with the
appliance running, drop the pieces down
one by one.

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O Use fresh ingredients.
O Do not cut food up too small. To stop food
slipping over during processing fill the width
of the large feed tube or use the small feed
tube.
O When slicing or grating: food placed upright
comes out shorter than food placed
horizontally.
O After use there will always be a small amount
of waste on the disc or in with the food.
18 Citrus Juicer
aCone bSieve
Note: This attachment can only be used in
conjunction with the food processor AT284.
Assemble the Citrus Juicer as shown in illustration
18
1Fit the sieve into the bowl ensuring that the
tab on the rim locks into the bowl handle.
2Fit the cone over the drive shaft turning until
it drops all the way down.
3Cut the fruit in half. Switch to speed 3 and
press the fruit onto the cone.
Hints and Tips
O For best results store and juice the fruit at
room temperature and hand roll on a
worktop before juicing.
O To help with juice extraction move the fruit
from side to side when juicing.
O When juicing large quantities, empty the sieve
regularly to prevent the build up of pulp and
seeds.
19 Food Mincer
aRing nut bScreens: medium or
coarse
(depends on model variant) cCutter
dScroll eBody fTray gPusher
Assemble the Food Mincer as shown in illustration
19 1 Fit the scroll inside the body.
2Fit the cutter –ensure it is located correctly
with the cutting side outermost.
3Fit a screen –align the pin with the notch.
4Loosely fit the ring nut.
To use the Food Mincer
1Raise the mixer head. Ensure both outlet
covers are fitted.
2With the attachment in the position shown -
align the drive tabs on the end of the scroll
with the corresponding slots in the drive
outlet.
3Push the attachment into the outlet and turn
clockwise until it locks into place.
4Tighten the ring nut manually.
5Fit the tray
6Cut meat into 2.5cm (1”) -wide strips.
7Select Max speed. Using the pusher gently
push the food through, one piece at a time.
Do not push hard - you could damage your
machine.
Hints and Tips
O Thaw frozen food thoroughly before
mincing.
O Always ensure bones and rind etc are
removed from the meat before mincing.
20 Juice Extractor
aPusher b
Lid
cLid interlock tab d
Filter ePulp
container fJuice
outlet (spout) gBase unit
hPulp container release lever i
Beaker jBeaker holder
Assemble the Juicer as shown in illustration 20
1Place the pulp container onto the base unit
and turn clockwise until it locks into
position. When correctly fitted the juice

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outlet should be located over the pulp
container release lever.
2Fit the filter and push firmly into position.
3Fit the lid onto the pulp container - turn
clockwise to align the arrow on
the lid tab with the mark on the base unit.
4Place the beaker holder onto the underside
of the attachment –the arrow on the
beaker holder should be pointing upwards
and aligned with the juice outlet.
5Whilst supporting the beaker holder, fit the
attachment to the outlet by aligning the
spout over the corner of the machine and
then turn clockwise to lock into position.
6To fit the beaker, rotate the holder away
from the spout and then place the beaker in
the holder. Rotate the beaker so that it is
located underneath the juice outlet.
7Cut the food to fit the food tube.
8Turn to Max speed, then place the food into
the feed tub. Push down evenly with the
pusher –never put your fingers in the feed
tube.
Important
O If the juicer starts to vibrate, switch off
and empty the pulp from the filter. (The
juicer vibrates if the pulp becomes
unevenly distributed).
O Some very hard foods may make your
attachment slow down or stop. If this
happens switch off and unblock the
filter.
O Switch off and empty the pulp and juice
containers regularly during use.
Hints and Tips
O Citrus Fruit - For best result use the Citrus
juicer which is available separately.
O Insert soft food slowly to get the most
juice.
O Remove stones (plums, peaches, cherries
etc).
O Remove tough skins (melons, pineapples,
cucumbers, etc).
O Soft-skinned and other foods just need
washing (apples, pears, carrots, spinach,
grapes, strawberries, celery etc).
Health recommendations
O To retain the vitamins drink the juice as soon
as possible.
O If you need to store the juice for a few hours
put it in the fridge and add a few drops of
lemon juice to keep it fresh.
O Do not drink more than three 230ml (8 fl.oz.)
glasses of juice a day unless you’re used to
it.
O Dilute juice for children with an equal
amount of water.
O Juice from dark green (broccoli, spinach etc.)
or dark red (beetroot, red cabbage etc.)
vegetables is extremely strong, so always
dilute it.
O Fruit juice is high in fructose (fruit sugar),
so people with diabetes or low blood
sugar should avoid drinking too much.
To dismantle the Juicer Reverse the assembly
procedure. To remove the pulp container from
base unit - press the release lever on the base
unit and rotate the pulp container anticlockwise.
Then lift off.
21 Compact Chopper/Mill
aBase
bBlade unit cSealing ring d
Jar
Assemble the Mill as shown in illustration 21
1Put your ingredients into the jar.
2Ensure the sealing ring is correctly fitted on
the blade unit. Leaking will occur if the seal is
not fitted correctly.
3Turn the blade unit upside down.
Lower it into the jar, blades down.

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4Screw the base onto the jar until it is finger-
tight.
5Place the mill onto the outlet with the arrow
on the mill base towards the back of the
machine. Turn the mill clockwise to lock firmly
into place until the two arrows align .
6Switch on to maximum speed.
Hints and Tips
O The processing of spices is not
recommended as they may damage the
plastic parts.
O Do not process hot ingredients allow to cool
before processing.
Recommended Usage Chart
Eggs sizes used = medium sized (Weight 53 –63g).
* This is for guidance only and will vary depending on the exact recipe and ingredients being
processed.
Bowl Tool
Recipe/ Process
(Mins)
Creaming butter/ margarine and
sugar
Fruit cake
1.8kg total
(6 egg mix)
Min Max
4
Beating eggs into cake mixes
4 Max
1 –4
Folding in flour, fruit etc
Min 1
30 –60 secs
Pastry &
Biscuits –
rubbing fat
into flour
Flour weight
450g
Min 2
2
All In one cake
mixes
Total weight
1.6kg
Min Max
45 –60 secs
Bread
Dough (stiff
yeasted)
Flour Weight
500g
Min
3
45 –60 secs
5 –7
Total Weight
805g
Soft yeasted
dough
(enriched with
butter and
eggs
Flour Weight
500g
Min
3
45 –60 secs
5 –7
Total Weight
960g
Egg whites
8
Min Max
1½ –3
Fatless sponges
620g (6 Egg
Mix)
4 –6
Cream
250 -
600ml
Min Max
2 –4
Mayonnaise
Egg yolks
4
Max
1 –2
Pancake Batter
1 l
Min
Max
10 secs
45 –50 secs

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Recommended Usage Chart
Eggs sizes used = medium sized (Weight 53 –63g).
* This is for guidance only and will vary depending on the exact recipe and ingredients being processed.
Attachments
Recipe/ Process
(Mins)
Cold liquids,
Drinks and
Smoothies
Plastic AT282
1.6l
Max
30 –60 secs
Glass AT283
1.2l
Milkshake/
Cold Milk
Plastic AT282
1.2l
Max
15 –30 secs
Glass AT283
800ml
Ice Cubes
6
(125g)
P
–
Raw Meat and Fish
400g
3 Max
15 –20 secs
Onion
250g
P
5 –10 secs
Biscuits
250 - 500g
Max
20 –30 secs
Pastry –
rubbing fat
into flour
Flour weight
450g
Max
2
All In one cake
mixes
Total weight
1.6kg
Min Max
45 –60 secs
Mayonnaise
Egg yolks
3 –4
Max
1 –2
Slice and grate cheese, carrot,
potato, cabbage, courgette,
beetroot
Do not exceed
maximum
Mark on the
bowl.
Max
–
Slice softer items such as
cucumbers and tomatoes
4 –Max
–
Parmesan cheese and potatoes
Max
–

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Potatoes for fries and firm
ingredients for salads
casseroles and dips (e.g. carrot,
swede, courgette and
cucumber)
Max
–
Grate carrots and cheeses
Max
–
All citrus fruit
1kg
3
–