Toastmaster TB8 User Manual
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Reassemble cutting assembly onto container. Place onto blender
motor base and cover with lid assembly. Spin dry on speed 7 for
10 seconds. Store with lid assembly ajar.
Any servicing requiring disassembly other than the above cleaning must
be performed by an authorized service center. Failure to follow this
i n s t ruction may result in a fire, electric shock or injury to persons.
DO
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Always place liquid ingredients into the container first, unless recipe
directs otherwise.
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Most foods require only seconds, not minutes, to process.
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Blend small amounts of solid food at a time for best results.
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Break or cut food into uniform 1”-2” size pieces and hard fibrous food
into uniform 1/2” pieces before processing. This will allow the food to
drop down around the blades for faster, more thorough blending
action.
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Always place lid assembly on container before turning blender on to
prevent splattering.
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To add foods while blender is operating, remove small clear insert on
lid and slowly add ingredients.
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The removable lid insert may be used as a 2 oz. measuring device.
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Always remove bones, pits, hard shells, seeds, and cores before
p ro c e s s i n g to avoid damaging the unit.
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If food sticks to sides of container and blending action stops, turn the
unit off, remove the lid assembly and carefully push food down using a
rubber spatula. Remove spatula, replace lid assembly and continue
blending.
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If motor labors while processing, turn knob to higher speed or remove
part of contents and blend in small batches.
DO NOT
CAUTION: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPERATE WITHOUT THE LOCKING
RING, BLADES, GASKET, CONTAINER, LID AND LID INSERT PROPERLY IN
PLACE.
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Do not attempt to process extremely hard food which is difficult to cut
with a kitchen knife.
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Do not fill the container with food above the 5 cup level.
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Do not store foods in the blender container.
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Do not process ice without liquids.
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Do not attempt to use the blender to mash potatoes, whip egg whites
or cream, grind raw meat, knead heavy doughs, or extract juices from
fruits and vegetables.
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