Philips Comfort HRI7257 Manual

Philips Blender Comfort HRI7257

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Blender

A. Motor unit

B. On/Off/Pulse knob

C. Blender jar with level indication

D. Blade unit

E. Sealing ring

F. Lid

G. Measuring cup

Mill (only types HR1721 and HR1727)

H. Jar

I. Sealing ring

J. Blade unit

Filter (only types HR1724 and HR1727)

K. Fruit filter

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Read these instructions for use carefully and look at the illustrations before using the

appliance.

Keep these instructions for future reference.

General

◗Check if the voltage indicated on the appliance corresponds to the local mains

voltage before you connect the appliance.

◗If the mains cord of this appliance is damaged, it must always be replaced by

Philips or a service centre authorised by Philips in order to avoid hazardous

situations.

◗Always unplug the appliance from the mains before assembling, disassembling or

making adjustments to any of the accessories.

◗Never switch the appliance on and off by turning the accessories.

◗Never immerse the motor unit in water or any other fluid, nor rinse it under

the tap. Use only a moist cloth to clean the motor unit.

◗Never let the appliance run unattended.

◗Keep the appliance out of the reach of children.

◗Avoid touching the blades, especially when the appliance is plugged in.The blades

are very sharp!

◗Never reach into the blender jar with your fingers or an object while the

appliance is running.

◗Never place the blade unit onto the motor unit without having the (blender or

mill) jar properly attached.

◗If the blades get stuck, unplug the appliance before removing the ingredients that

are blocking the blades.

If necessary use a spatula to remove food from the wall of the jar after you have

switched off the appliance.

◗Always make sure that the blade unit is correctly assembled before you plug the

appliance in and switch it on.

◗Never use any accessories or parts from other manufacturers that have not

been specifically advised by Philips. Your guarantee will become invalid if such

accessories or parts have been used.

Blender

◗Never fill the blender jar with ingredients that are hotter than 80 cC.

◗To prevent spillage, do not put more than 1litre of liquid in the blender jar,

especially when you are processing at a high speed. Do not put more than 1 litre

in the blender jar when you are processing hot liquids or recipes that create a

great deal of foam.

◗Never forget to place the sealing ring on the blade unit before assembling the

blender jar, otherwise leakage will occur.

◗Always make sure the lid is properly closed and the measuring cup has been

inserted properly before you switch the appliance on.

Mill

◗Never use the mill for more than 30 seconds without interruption.Allow the

mill to cool down for at least 1 minute between the processing cycles.

◗Never forget to place the sealing ring in the blade unit before you assemble the

mill jar, otherwise leakage will occur.

◗Never use the mill to grind very hard ingredients such as nutmeg, Chinese rock

sugar and ice cubes.

◗Always process cloves, star anise and aniseed together with other ingredients. If

processed separately, these ingredients may attack the plastic materials of the

appliance.

◗The mill beaker may become discoloured when the mill is used to process

ingredients such as cloves, anise and cinnamon.

◗The mill is not suitable for chopping raw meat. Use the blender instead.

◗Do not use the mill to process liquid mixtures such as fruit juice.

Filter

◗Never use the filter to process ingredients hotter than 80cC.

◗Never overload the filter. Do not put more than 50g of dried soy beans or 150g

of fruit in the filter at the same time.

◗Always make sure the lid is properly closed and the measuring cup has been

inserted properly before you switch the appliance on.

◗Cut the fruit into smaller pieces before putting it in the filter.

◗Soak dried pulses, such as soy beans, before putting them in the filter.

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Thoroughly clean the parts which will come in contact with food before you use the

appliance for the first time (see 'Cleaning').

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Measuring cup

You can use the measuring cup to measure ingredients or to prepare mayonnaise.

BThe oil should be added very slowly to obtain the right consistency. Run the blender at a

low speed when preparing mayonnaise.

Blender

The blender can be used for pureeing very finely and for blending. It can be used for

preparing soups, sauces, milkshakes, vegetables, fruits, thin batters etc.

Preparing the blender for use

1Assemble the sealing ring (E) on the blade unit (D) (fig. 1).

2Screw the blade unit anticlockwise onto the bottom of the blender jar (C) until

the blade unit is fixed properly (fig. 2).

3Mount the blender jar, with the blade unit attached onto the motor unit (A) and

fix it by turning it clockwise until you hear a 'click' .The blender jar can be

mounted in two positions (fig. 3 and fig. 4).

4Make sure that the appliance is plugged in.

How to use the blender

1Put the ingredients into the blender jar.

2Place the lid on the blender jar.

3Close the lid by pushing it down and turning the lid clockwise until you hear a

'click' (fig. 5).

4Insert the measuring cup into the opening in the lid.

5Turn the control knob to speed 1 or 2.

Turn the control knob to 'pulse' position if you want to process ingredients very briefly.

6Do not let the appliance run for more than 3 minutes at a time.

Disassemble the blender

1Unplug the appliance.

2Remove the lid and the measuring cup from the blender jar.

3Remove the blender jar with the blade unit attached to it from the motor unit.

4Always clean all the removable parts after using the appliance.

Tips

- If you want to crush ice cubes, put not more than 6 ice cubes (of approx.

24x35x25mm) in the blender jar and turn the control knob to pulse position a few

times.

- Cut meat or other solid ingredients into smaller pieces before putting them in the

blender jar.

- Do not process a large quantity of solid ingredients at the same time.To get good

results, we advise you to process these ingredients in a series of small batches.

- To make tomato juice, cut the tomatoes in four and drop the pieces through the

opening in the lid onto the rotating blades.

Filter Only types HR1724 and HR1727

With this filter you can make delicious fresh fruit juices, cocktails or soy milk.The filter

prevents pips and skins from ending up in your drink.

Never overload the filter. Do not put more than 50g of unsoaked dried soy beans or

150g of fruit in the filter at the same time.

Preparing the filter for use

1Mount the blender jar, with the blade unit attached onto the motor unit (A) and

fix it by turning it clockwise until you hear a 'click' .The blender jar can be

mounted in two positions (fig. 3 and fig. 4).

2Put the filter (K) in the blender jar (fig. 6).

Make sure that the grooves of the filter fit exactly onto the ribs inside the blender jar.

3Make sure that the appliance is plugged in.

How to use the filter

1Place the lid (F) on the blender jar.

Cut fruits into smaller pieces or pre-soak dry hard beans, such as soy beans, before

putting into filter.

2Put the ingredients in the filter (fig. 7). Do not fill the filter beyond the top of the

sieve mesh.

3Pour water or another liquid (milk, juice, etc.) into the blender jar.

4Insert the measuring cup (G) into the hole in the lid.

Let the appliance run for approx. 40 seconds.

5Switch the appliance off and remove the blender jar from the motor unit.

6Pour the drink out via the pouring lip of the blender jar (fig. 8).

Do not remove the lid, the measuring cup and the filter.

7For optimal results, put the jar with the remaining ingredients back onto the

appliance and let it run for a few more seconds.

Note: when you are processing a large quantity, we advise you not to put all the

ingredients in the filter at the same time. Start processing a small quantity and let the

appliance run for a few seconds.Then switch the appliance off and add another small

quantity, but do not exceed the top of the sieve mesh. Repeat this procedure until you

have processed all the ingredients. Always keep the lid on the blender jar during

processing.

Soy milk

Can only be prepared with the filter.

Do not process more than two batches without interruption. Let the appliance cool

down to room temperature before continue processing.

Ingredients

- 50g dry soybeans

- 500ml water

Soak the soy beans for 4 hours before processing them. Set aside to drain. Put the

soaked soy beans in the filter. Pour 500ml of water in the blender jar and blend for 40

seconds.

Pour the milk into a pan. Bring the soy milk to the boil, then add sugar and leave to

simmer until all the sugar has melted. Serve hot or cold.

Mill Only types HR 1721 and HR 1727

How to use the mill

1Put the ingredients in the jar (H) (fig. 9).

You can process wet and dry ingredients.

2Do not fill the jar beyond the "MAX" indication.

3Put the larger sealing ring (I) on the blade unit of the mill (J) (fig. 10).

Make sure that the rubber sealing ring has been placed correctly.

4Screw the blade unit on the jar by turning it clockwise (fig. 11).

5Hold the assembled mill upside down and screw it onto the motor unit (A) by

turning it clockwise until you hear a 'click' (fig. 12).

6Make sure that the appliance is plugged in.

7Switch the appliance on and let it run until the ingredients are fine enough.This

will take approx. 10-30 seconds.

Disassemble the mill

1Unplug the appliance.

2If the mill is still attached to the motor unit, turn the mill upside down and

remove the mill from the motor unit by turning it anticlockwise.

3Remove the blade unit from the jar by turning it anticlockwise.

4Always clean the removable parts immediately after use.

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We advise you to clean all the removable parts immediately after use.

Always unplug the appliance before cleaning.

◗Never clean the motor unit, the blade units, the filter and the sealing rings in the

dishwasher.

◗Always disassemble all removable parts before cleaning them. Do not forget to

remove the sealing rings from the blade units (blender and mill).

◗Avoid touching the blades.The blades are very sharp.

The blender and mill jar (without blade unit), lid and measuring cup are dishwasher-

proof.

Motor unit

1Clean the motor unit with a moist cloth. Do not rinse the motor unit under the

tap. Do not use abrasives, scourers, alcohol, etc.

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Wind excess mains cord round the base of the appliance.

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