2 charging your hand blender, 3 charging lights, 1 remaining battery capacity – Philips Aluminium Collection Batidora de mano User Manual

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4.3 Charging lights

4.3.1 Remaining battery capacity

• The number of charging lights that light up

indicate the amount of power left in the

batteries.

• When you switch the appliance on or off,

the remaining battery capacity is shown for

approx. 8 seconds.

4.3.2 Charging

• The charging lights flash blue during charging.

4.3.3 Batteries fully charged

• When the batteries are fully charged, all

charging lights light up blue continuously.

4.3.4 Batteries low

• When the batteries are low, the bottom

charging light flashes blue.

4.4 Preparing the food

1

Let hot ingredients cool down before you

chop them or pour them into the beaker

(max. temperature 80°C).

2

Cut large ingredients into pieces of 2cm

before you process them.

D

Note:

If you mount the charger on the wall, you only

need the upper part of the charger.

4.2 Charging your hand blender

Charge the hand blender:

• before you use the appliance for the first

time, or

• when the bottom charging light flashes blue

to indicate that the batteries are low.

1

Put the adapter in the wall socket.

2

Put the appliance in the charger.

3

Make sure the charging lights flash blue to

indicate that the appliance is charging.

D

Note:

The adapter feels warm during charging. This

is normal.

• When you charge the appliance for the

first time or after a long period of disuse,

let it charge until all three charging lights

light up blue continuously.

• Charge the appliance for at least 15

minutes to use it for a light blending job

(soup, puree).

• When the appliance is fully charged, it

has a cordless operating time of up to 20

minutes.

4

Keep the charger plugged in continuously

and store the appliance in the charger.

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