Kompernass bifinett KH 498 User manual

Kompernaß GmbH · Burgstraße 21 · D-44867 Bochum
www.kompernass.com
ID No.: KH498-10/05 - V4
UK
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Hand Blender KH 498
Operating Manual
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KH 498
Hand Blender Bifinett KH 498
Technical data
Mains voltage: 220 - 240 V ~
50 / 60 Hz
Rated output: 300 W
KB time: 1 Minute
Capacity
Measuring cup: 500 ml
Max. capacity: 300 ml
Description of appliance /
attachments
Switch (Standard Speed)
Turbo-Switch (High Speed)
Motor unit
Hand blender
Bowl lid
Knife
Bowl
Whisk holder
Whisk
Measuring cup lid
Measuring cup
(Capacity - max. 500 ml)
Wall bracket incl. screws & plugs
Safety instructions
Danger of electric shock!
• Only connect the hand blender to
correctly installed wall sockets having
a mains current of 220 - 240 V at 50 / 60 Hz.
• Unplug the hand blender from the
socket if you notice any faulty opera-
tion and when you decide to clean it.
• Under no circumstances may the motor
unit be immersed in liquids, or liquids
be permitted to permeate into the
motor unit housing. Do not expose the
appliance to humidity and do not use
it outdoors.
• Should liquids nonetheless gain entry
into the appliance housing, immedia-
tely unplug the appliance from the
mains and arrange for it to be repaired
by qualified specialists.
• Never touch the hand blender, power
cable or plug with wet hands.
• To unplug the appliance, always pull
the plug from the socket, do not pull
the cord itself.
• Do not crease or crimp the power cable
and place it in such a way as to prevent
anyone from stepping on or tripping
over it.
• If the power cable or the motor unit
become damaged, you must have the
hand blender repaired by qualified
specialists before re-using it
• You may not open the motor unit
housing of the hand blender. In such
an event, safety is not guaranteed and
the warranty shall become void.
• Do not allow children to handle elec-
trical appliances unsupervised - they
are not able to assess the possible injury
hazards.
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