whip-it DC-Amr-Q06R Dispenser Instructions

June 10, 2024
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Dispenser Instructions

INSTRUCTIONS

  1. If using the dispenser for the first time or after a long period between usage, thoroughly wash the bottle and head with mild detergent and warm water, then with cold water to cool down. Helpful Hint: To thoroughly chill the bottle, place it in the refrigerator for 10-15 mins.

  2. While pressing down on the lever, unscrew the piston cap. Select a decorator tip and screw it on, making sure that it is secure but not too tight.

  3. Fill the bottle with well-chilled whipping cream or other prepared mixture. DO NOT exceed the maximum Fill Line on the bottle. Always dissolve or strain out any solids first before filling the bottle to avoid formation of clumps. Insoluble ingredients such as seed and pulp will prevent closure of the piston valve and impair proper functioning of the dispenser. For best results, use powdered sugar or liquid sweeteners and powdered or liquid spices. Granulated sugar or salt should be completely dissolved in liquid before use.

  4. Screw the head onto the bottle firmly and evenly, until no thread is visible.

  5. Unscrew the thread cap, then insert the Whip-It! Brand cream charger (N20) into the charger holder and screw the charger holder onto the inlet valve (shown in Fig 2) unti you hear a hissing sound, indicating that you have fully released the contents of the charger into the dspenser.
    Safety Note: When charging heavy whipping cream (fat content of 32-36%). NEVER USE MORE THAN 1 charger for 25 liter,1 charger for SO liter, and 2 chargers for 1 liter. As a precaution, position the decorator tip away from you and others when you complete this step

  6. Invert the dispenser and shake vigorously in a vertical motion about 10 times for heavy whipping cream and up to 20 or more times for lighter mixtures containing little or reduced fat content (e.g. foams). Unscrew the charger holder (you might hear a slight hissing sound) and remove the cream charger. Screw the charger holder back on or use the thread cap.

  7. To dispense, hold the dispenser with the decorator tip pointed vertically downwards about 1 cm above the surface and gently squeeze the lever. Invert the dispenser and shake vigorously in a vertical motion about 10 times for heavy whipping cream and up to 20 or more times for lighter mixtures containing little or reduced fat content (e.g. foams). For best results, serve immediately upon dispensing.

CLEANING & STORAGE

  1. Make sure all the pressure has been released from the dispenser by pressing down on the lever before removing the head.
  2.  Unscrew the decorator tip and remove the gasket from the interior of the head.
  3. From the top of the dispenser head, press down on the piston valve with one hand and remove it from the base with the other.
  4. Thoroughly hand wash the components with warm water and mild detergent. Use the small brush to clean the decorator tips, charger holder and piston valve. Allow all the parts to air dry completely before storing. Store the bottle and head separately. Only stainless steel models are dishwasher safe. However, we strongly recommend that you hand wash all the smaller parts, such as the Hat gasket, piston and piston screw.
  5. Never store the dispenser in the freezer or deep-freezing compartment.

WARRANTY

Defective dispenser caused by faulty materials or bad workmanship will be repaired free of charge within two years of the date of purchase. Limited Lifetime Warranty applies to stainless steel models only. This warranty does not cover malfunction due to improper use, use of damaged parts, or any consequential damage. In order to assure the proper functioning of your dispenser, only use original Whip-It! Brand parts and chargers. Please read the instructions carefully.
For more information, call 800.500.0583 or visit www.whipitbrand.com.

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