Kronen EMA-85 User manual

HAND MIXER
Type: EMA-85
Translation of the
Original Instruction Manual
English

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Instruction Manual EMA-85
Version: 1.0
Date of release: 25.02.2014

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Contents
1. General Information.....................................................................................................4
2. Safety...........................................................................................................................8
3. Technical Characteristics..........................................................................................10
4. Installation and Function............................................................................................11
5. Transportation and Packaging...................................................................................16
6. Installation and Initial Operation................................................................................17
7. Use and Operating.....................................................................................................18
8. Malfunctions...............................................................................................................25
9. Maintenance ..............................................................................................................27
10. Appendix....................................................................................................................29
11. Index..........................................................................................................................30

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Attention, you have to follow the instructions to avoid
harm for you and the machine.
1. General Information
Always keep the instruction manual and all the other documents near the hand
mixer. Before using the machine the first time, make sure that you read the
instruction manual first.
Explanation of the symbols used in the documents
Limitation of liability
If you do not follow the instruction manual, the manufacturer is not liable.
Manufacturer
Kronen Küchengeräte GmbH
Gewerbestr. 3
D-77731 Willstätt
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
[e-mail]
Caution, risk of injury! Follow the instruction to avoid
injuries.

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Defects and Claims
1. Claims based on material defects shall be subject to a limitation period of 2
years after surrender of the merchandise. The Seller does not assume any
liability for material defects in pre-owned merchandise.
2. We will, at our discretion, make new delivery for or subsequently improve any
and all rendered services which are verifiably determined to be defective as a
consequence of circumstances existing before the transfer of risk.
3. We reserve title to any and all parts which have been replaced.
4. In particular, no warranty will be assumed for damage or loss resulting from
the following causes, but for which we are not accountable:
Natural wear and tear, intervention or repair work improperly performed by
the Buyer or third parties, unsuitable or incorrect use, incorrect operation,
installation, commissioning, incorrect or negligent handling, improper main-
tenance, use of unsuitable operating materials and cleaning agents, chemi-
cal, electrochemical or electrical factors, any modifications of the merchan-
dise performed without our consent.
5. The Buyer shall allow the Seller the necessary time and opportunity to per-
form any subsequent improvement or substitute delivery which we regard, in
our reasonable judgment, to be necessary.
6. In the event of legitimate complaints, the Seller shall bear the immediate
costs of the subsequent improvement or substitute delivery. The total costs
which we must bear shall be limited to the value of the order in the event that
the places of delivery are outside the territory of Germany.
7. In cases in which the Buyer shares accountability for causing the defect, in
particular in the event of breach of the obligation to prevent and reduce loss or
damage, the Seller reserves the right to assert a corresponding damage com-
pensation claim.
8. The Buyer shall, at his discretion, have the right to cancel the contract if and
when –taking into account the statutory exceptions –a period which has been
set for us for subsequent improvement or substitute delivery due to material
defects has lapsed in vain.
9. The Buyer’s rights arising from the liability for material defects may not be
assigned without the Seller’s consent.

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Terms and Conditions of Warranty
1. The Seller hereby grants to the end customer a warranty for newly manufac-
tured Kronen Küchengeräte GmbH appliances, provided that they remain in
Germany. The warranty period shall be 12 months as of the delivery of the
appliance to the end customer, but shall not exceed 18 months from the dis-
patch of the appliance from the works.
2. Kronen Küchengeräte GmbH will perform subsequent improvement or substi-
tute delivery of the defective parts within the scope of the warranty, provided
that the functional capability of the Kronen Küchengeräte GmbH appliance has
been significantly impaired. Further claims within the scope of the warranty are
excluded.
Following notification in due time of a warranty case, the Kronen Küchengeräte
GmbH service department will decide how the defect is to be remedied and will
discuss the subsequent actions with the customer, engaging an Kronen
Küchengeräte GmbH authorised customer service centre if necessary. If and
when the appliance must be shipped to a service centre for repair within the
scope of the warranty, shipment shall be made at the customer’s expense and
risk.
3. Warranty claims are excluded in the following cases:
- Normal wear and tear
- Incorrect installation of the appliance
- Wilful damage or incorrect operation
- Damage caused by calcium deposits
- Damage caused by inspection or repair by persons who are not authorised
by Kronen Küchengeräte GmbH
4. Kronen Küchengeräte GmbH restricts the terms and conditions of warranty
for appliances which are intended for sale abroad. In such cases, Kronen Küch-
gengeräte GmbH grants a warranty covering the original Küchengeräte GmbH
spare parts. This warranty covers the functional capability of the spare parts,
provided that they are installed correctly. Kronen Küchengeräte GmbH shall
provide a replacement part in the event of a functional defect. No installation or
personnel expenses which may be incurred will be assumed.
The warranty in this case is limited to 12 months as of the transfer of risk.
5. The warranty services described above are subject to the condition that all
required maintenance and care work is carried out by a customer service
authorised by Kronen Küchengeräte GmbH and that any and all care and op-
erational instructions from Kronen Küchengeräte GmbH have been followed.
The warranty may not be transferred without the written consent of Kronen
Küchengeräte GmbH.

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6. Kronen Küchengeräte GmbH grants a function warranty of 6 months for each
and every original Kronen Küchengeräte spare part, provided that it has been
installed correctly. Kronen Küchengeräte GmbH shall provide an original part in
the event of failure. No further claims, including claims for the cost of the re-
placement, can be acknowledged. Parts which are subject to above-average
wear and tear by the operator are excluded from the above warranty cover.
Copyright Protection
It is forbidden to copy all the documents delivered with the hand mixer partly or
completely without the permission of the manufacturer.
Disposal of the Machine
The hand mixer, respectively all the parts have to be disposed recycled accord-
ing to the local rules and laws. It is forbidden to dispose the hand mixer with the
household garbage.

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2. Safety
General Sources of Danger
That is why, we advise you to respect and follow the safety instructions.
-Make sure that unauthorized persons or untrained persons, especially
children, do not start and work with the hand mixer.
-It is strictly prohibited to change or remove all the safety appliances on
the hand mixer because this could result in serious danger for the us-
er.
-While you are using the machine stay concentrated and never get dis-
tracted.
-Use only the goods which are listed in the instruction manual.
-Always keep your working environment clean and dry to make sure
you don’t slip and fall.
-Before you clean the hand mixer make sure that the machine is dis-
connected from the power outlet.
-Turn off the hand mixer as soon as you hear unfamiliar noises or you
have the feeling you might get injured.
Wrongful use or limited knowledge of the safety instruc-
tions could result in accidents and injuries on hands and
fingers.

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Intended Use
The hand mixer is a technical tool which exclusively should be used for its’
intended purpose.
It is only intended to soups, sauces, stews and purees to emulsification, to mix
or beat. Any different use of the machine is strictly forbidden.
A misuse of the machine could occur if the cap nut and the mixer was not
screwed to the engine.The hand mixer is intended for industrial use and only
should be used by trained workers of the company.
Personal protective equipment is not needed for the use of the hand mixer.
Stricter company rules still apply.
It is strictly prohibited to make any reconstructions on the hand mixer.
The full responsibility for the intended use and the compliance with safety in-
structions takes the operating company.
In an emergency situation occurring away the hand mixer
from the power supply. The motor is stopped by.

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3. Technical Characteristics
Weight: Drive group 4.1 kg
EMA- / Mixer bar 500 1.4 kg
EMA- / Mixer bar 600 1.5 kg
EMA- / Mixer bar 700 1.6 kg
Dimensions: Drive group 220 x 185 x 100 mm
EMA- / Mixer bar 500 500 x 60 mm
EMA- / Mixer bar 600 600 x 60 mm
EMA- / Mixer bar 700 700 x 60 mm
Connected load: Line voltage 230 V
Mains frequency 50 Hz
Electricity 3.8 A
Performance data
and - limits: Input power 850 W
Speed 9000U/min
Recommended mains fuse 10 A
Non-ionizing radiation:
Non-ionizing radiation is not produced specific, but only technically limited by
the electrical equipment (e.g. electric motors, power lines, or magnetic coils)
delivered. In addition, the machine has no strong permanent magnets. In com-
pliance with a safety distance (distance to source field implant) of 30 cm, the
influence of active implants (e.g. pacemakers, defibrillators) can be excluded
with high probability.

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4. Installation and Function
Accordance with the hand mixer fitted mixer bars processed soups, sauces,
stews, purees or similar. The hand mixer is dipped into the kettle with the feed
to be processed.
Included in delivery
Delivery includes the motor, the cap nut and a EMA-bar or mixer bar. Also in the
box are all the documents including the instruction manual and the optional
more EMA-bars and/ or mixer bars.
Type Plate
The type plate is located opposite the handle.
It includes following information:
Manufacturer and Address
Type
Serial number
Year of construction
Nominal voltage
Line voltage
Mains frequency

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Parts and Description
Motor block (1): This consists of a sturdy plastic case, in which there
is the motor and the controls.
Cap nut (2): This serves as a fastener for the mixer bar to the motor
block.
EMA-bar (3): Used for emulsifying, mixing and breaking food. There
are different length versions. Is held in a handle he is in the hand mixer
during the working process.
Mixer bar (4): Used for mixing food. There are different length ver-
sions. Is held in a handle he is in the hand mixer during the working
process.
Tool (5): Used to resolve the rotor from the mixer bar.

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Assembled Parts
1
Motor block
2
Cap nut
3
EMA-bar with handle
4
Mixer bar with handle
8
Tool to resolve rotor
1
3
4
2
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Controls
The hand mixer has an ON / OFF switch (5)this
starts or stops the motor. On the control knob (6),
the desired speed is infinitely variable.
Safety Appliance
The safety appliance consists of:
-Starting the machine by pushing the ON / OFF switch (5).
-Engine overheating protection that turns off engine immediately if there
is any possibility of overheating. The motor can be only after a longer
cooling time (up to 20 minutes) switched on again. Repeated exposure
can damage the engine.
-Over current protection switch is exceeded, the maximum power, the
engine shuts down. The motor can be immediately by pressing the ON
/ OFF switch (5) is switched on again.
-Secured under voltage trip, the motor is protected against accidental
restart after a power interruption. Only by pressing the ON / OFF
switch (5) the motor can be operated again.
Advice: In case of loss of power or one of the safety appliances is active, you
have to start the machine again by turn on the switch.
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Accessories
EMA-bar
500 mm
600 mm
700 mm
Mixer bar
500 mm
600 mm
700 mm

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5. Transportation and Packaging
Always transport the cutter in the intended box.
Secure the hand mixer during transportation.
Check the box of possible damages when the machine is shipped. In case of
damages, talk to the responsible shipping company.
Open the box by slicing the tape with a tape cutter. Do not use sharp knives.
Lift the hand mixer out of the box and put it on the table.
Make sure that shipment consists out of the things you ordered. In case the
shipment is not complete talk to the responsible salesman.
There are no transportation devices installed on the hand mixer.
Dispose or recycle the machine according to the local laws.
Store the hand mixer at a temperature between -10 till +40°C. The maximum
humidity is 90% without condensation water.
The hand mixer bar has a sharp blade. Therefore, keep
the mixer bar only to the handle provided.

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6. Installation and Initial Operation
The hand mixer is shipped ready for use.
Before the initial operation of the mixer, the
bar must be mounted. Push the cap nut (2)on
the upper part of the mixer bar (3/4) and
tighten the cap nut (2) fixed to the motor block
(1).
Before plugging the power plug, check that
the ON / OFF switch is (5)to "0“and make
sure that the required specifications on the
label are fulfilled. In case they don’t match
don’t plug in the machine or turn it on. In this
case, call the responsible customer service.
The mains plug has to be viewed and easily accessible at any time by the oper-
ator.
The outlet has to comply with the CEE 7/7 standards.
Because the hand mixer has a protective isolation of the case, it requires no
earth connection.
Before the first use make sure you cleaned the hand mixer. Follow the instruc-
tions in chapter “7 Use and Operating” passage cleaning.
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2
3/4

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7. Use and Operating
Safety instruction for operating the cutter
“To-do-list” before operating the machine
Make sure the hand mixer is clean especially in those areas that come in con-
tact with the food. These include the EMA-bar (3) and the mixer bar (4). In case
it is necessary clean those areas according to the instructions given in para-
graph cleaning.
Inspect the case for cracks and spalling the mixer. Follow the guidelines in
paragraph "Malfunctions".
The hand mixer, hold them by the handle the motor block
and the handle of the hand mixer to prevent burns on
heated mixing bar.
Switch on the hand mixer until it is in the liquid. Never get
the mixer bar during the working process of the liquid,
there is a risk of splashing.

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Turning on
To turning on the hand mixer it must be connected to the
electricity supply and the mixer bar has to be mounted
with the cap nut firmly to the motor block. Dip the hand
mixer with maximum 2/3 his total lengths in the liquid dip.
Put the mixer bar slightly at an angle in the mix food and
the foot with the knife may not touch the container
ground.
Advice: The maximum immersion depth is marked with a
groove on the mixer bar (3 and 4).
By turning the ON / OFF switch (5)to "1" of the hand
mixer is turned on. At the knob (6) you can adjust the
speed continuously.
Advice: Put at the beginning of the operation for
approx. one second the highest speed. Then the mix
food is drawn by the whirl and is chopped up. Put
afterwards the desired speed.
Then the mixer on the floor of the pot can be fitted to stop the operation easily.
The maximum immersion depth should not be exceeded.
Nut
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Turning off
To turn off the hand mixer you leave this in the liquid and turn the ON / OFF
switch (5) to "0". The hand mixer is now turned off and can be lifted from the
liquid.
Emergency Turn off
In case of emergency you have to turn the ON/OFF switch (5) to turn off the
motor.
The hand mixer is turned off before it is lifted from the
liquid. Never get the mixer bar during the working pro-
cess of the liquid, there is a risk of splashing.