Warning, Operating your food processor – Kenmore KFPM650 User Manual
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• Before operating the food
processor, be sure the work bowl,
blades and work bowl cover are
properly assembled on the food
processor power base (see page 8).
• The Clean Touch™ OFF/ON/PULSE
control pads take just a touch of
your finger for optimum control
and convenience in operating the
food processor. By touching the ON
control pad, the unit will run
continuously and the red indicator
light will glow until you touch the
OFF control pad.
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Operating Your Food Processor
• The PULSE control pad helps to
better regulate the degree of
processing. By alternately pressing
and releasing the PULSE pad, the
food processor will be quickly
turned on and off. The red indicator
light will glow each time the PULSE
pad is pressed. This allows you to
control the exact length and
frequency of processing since the
KitchenAid
®
Food Processor
performs in just a matter of
seconds.
NOTE: If unit fails to operate,
check to be sure that both the
work bowl and cover are
properly positioned on the power
base. See Assembling Your Food
Processor page 8.
• To stop your food processor, press
the OFF control pad. The ON
indicator light will go off. (The
PULSE indicator light only glows
when the pad is touched). Wait
until the blade or disc comes to a
complete stop before removing the
work bowl cover. Be sure you push
the OFF pad before removing the
work bowl cover or unplugging the
unit.
AUTOMATIC BRAKE: When the food
processor is turned OFF, the
automatic brake stops the action of
the blade or disc within seconds. The
brake provides an additional measure
of safety as you remove the work
bowl cover.
Pulse
On
CAUTION
: READ INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING
Off
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Pulse
On
CAUTION:
READ INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING
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NOTE: Line on the work bowl
indicates the maximum level of liquid
that can be processed.
Rotating Blade Hazard
Always use food
pusher.
Keep fingers out of
openings.
Keep away from
children.
Failure to do so can
result in amputation or
cuts.
WARNING
!