WMF AVANTGARDE Cooking Food Processor Instruction Manual

WMF AVANTGARDE
COOKING FOOD PROCESSOR

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

OVERVIEW OF COMPONENTS

ACCESORIES

FIRST USE

MULTIFUNCTIONAL SHREDDER

DISASSEMBLE AND CLEAN

USE THE SCALE

WMF AVANTGARDE
FOOD PROCESSOR WITH COOKING FUNCTION

Congratulations! As a passionate cook, you have decided on the WMF Avantgarde food processor with cooking function. This is your access to WMF’s digital culinary world and an unlimited variety of recipes. Here you will find something for any occasion – from a quick meal in-bet ween to a sophisticated star menu, all made easy with the step-by-step instructions on your WMF Avantgarde. We hope you have a lot of fun preparing your meals, and we wish you bon appetit!
The warranty period for this appliance is two years. For details on other warranty conditions in your country, please refer to the warranty statement.
Manufacturer:
SAS GSM
Rue Saint-Léonard F-53104 Mayenne
France

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Appliance: WMF Avantgarde
Power supply: 220 – 240 V~ /50 Hz
Power: 1550 W
(1000 W heating resistor / 550 W motor)
Temperature range: 30 to 150°C
Operating time range: 5 seconds to 2 hours
Number of speeds: 13
Frequency: 2412 – 2483.5 MHz
Maximum transmission power: 20 dBm
Standby mode: After 15 minutes of inactivity
Integrated scale: Weighs from 1 to 4000 g
Cable length: 140 cm
Dimensions: H × W × D: 350 × 330 × 390 mm
Weight: 8.4 kg

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Important information is identified in these operating instructions using symbols and signal words:

WARNING indicates a hazardous situation that can lead to serious injuries.
CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation that can lead to minor or moderate injuries.
ATTENTION indicates a situation that can lead to material damage.
NOTE provides additional information regarding safe handling of the product.
Symbols: Observe and follow the instructions.
2.1| PROPER USE

•  This appliance must not be used by persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental abilities or lack of experience and knowledge (or by children), unless they have been instructed by a person responsible for their safety.
• Children must be supervised in order to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
• Keep the appliance and power cord out of reach of children.
• Always disconnect the appliance from the power supply when it is left unattended, or is being assembled, disassembled or cleaned.
• When you use your appliance, some parts will get very hot (the pot, the lid, the removable drive shaft, the accessories, the trans- parent parts of the lid, the metal parts under the pot and the steamer insert). This can result in burns. Hold the appliance by the non-conductive plastic parts (handles and motor unit).
• Accessible surfaces may be hot when the appliance is in use. Place the appliance on a flat, sta- ble, heat resistant, clean and dry surface.
• This appliance is not intended for use with an external timer or separate remote control system.
•  Do not use the appliance if it is not working properly, is damaged, or the power cord or plug is damaged. To prevent hazards, the power cord must be replaced at an authorized service center (see contact details in the warranty statement).
• The appliance must not be immersed in water. Do not place the motor unit 10 under running water.
• This product is solely intended for indoor use in a household environment at an altitude of less than 2000 m. The manufacturer assumes no liability and reserves the right to void the warranty in the event of commercial or improper use, or failure to follow the instructions.
• This appliance is not intended for use in the following cases, which are not covered by the warranty:
  →  Staff kitchens in stores, offices and other places of work
  → Use by employees in stores, offices and other work environments
  → Farms
  → Use by guests staying in hotels, motels, B&Bs and similar accommodation.

WARNING
The appliance emits steam that can cause burns.

•  Handle the lid and locking cap with care (use gloves or a pan holder if necessary). Take hold of the locking cap using the holder provided.
• Do not operate the appliance if the seal is not seated correctly in the seal carrier and/or if the seal carrier is not correctly positioned on the lid. The cap must be in place in the lid opening while the appliance is in use (unless the instructions for a recipe state otherwise).

CAUTION
There is a risk of injury if the appliance is used improperly.

• When cleaning and emptying the pot, be careful with the sharp edges of the Ultrablade utility knife 19 and kneading/grinding knife 22 . These are extremely sharp.
• Store the Ultrablade utility knife 19 in the box after each use.
• Use caution when pouring hot liquid into the food processor as sudden boiling can cause liquid to spill.

ATTENTION
Take care when handling the appliance (cleaning, filling and pouring). Avoid spilling liquid on the mains plug connection.
ATTENTION
Do not place the appliance near walls, cupboards or under kitchen shelves as the steam generated can cause damage.
CAUTION
Some foods with skin (sausages, poultry, etc.) or large cuts of meat may splatter if boiling liquids are enclosed. We therefore recommend that you pierce them with a knife or fork before cooking.
ATTENTION
The surface of the heating element remains warm for a time after use.
Be careful to only touch the handles when the appliance is heating up and until it cools down completely (Fig. C12).
Follow the instructions in Section 6 on how to clean the appliance.

• Unplug the appliance from the power outlet.
• Do not clean the appliance while it is hot.
• Clean it with a damp cloth or sponge.
• Do not immerse the appliance in water and do not place it under running water.

2.2| PRECAUTIONS FOR USING ACCESSORIES

• The accessories, Ultrablade universal knife 19 , kneading/grinding knife 22 and the multi-functional grater with all rasping and grating discs 28 , 29 and 30 may not be used by children.
• Be careful with the rasping and grating discs when cleaning them and when emptying the container. They are very sharp.
• Keep the appliance and the mains cable out of reach of children.
• The accessories, steamer insert 24 , mixing/stirring attachment 20 , whipping/stirring tool 21 , and whisk 31 can be used by: Children from the age of 8, and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental abilities or a lack of experience and knowledge provided that use takes place under supervision, or they have received instructions regarding the safe use of the appliance, and that they understand the appliance and the dangers to which they are exposed. Children must not play with the appliance. Cleaning or maintenance of the appliance must not be carried out by children unless they are older than 8 years of age and are supervised. Keep the appliance and its cord out of the reach of children younger than 8.

2.3| ONLY FOR THE EUROPEAN MARKET

• Keep the appliance and mains cable out of the reach of children under 8 years of age. Children must not use the appliance as a toy.
• This appliance can be used by persons with limited physical, sensory or mental abilities or persons who lack sufficient experience and knowledge, provided they are supervised or have been instructed in the safe use of the appliance, and understand its dangers.
• This appliance may be used by children aged 8 years and older provided they are supervised or have received instruction on the safe use of the appliance, and fully understand the dangers involved. Cleaning and maintenance of the appliance should never be attempted by children unless they are at least 8 years of age and under adult supervision.

2.4| CONNECTING THE APPLIANCE

• The appliance must be connected to an earthed socket.
• The appliance is only designed for operation with alternating current. Check that the mains voltage corresponds to the voltage specified on the type plate of the appliance.
• Any incorrect connection will void the warranty.
• Never pull the mains plug out of the socket by the cable.
• Do not place the appliance or the mains cord near liquids, in contact with the appliance’s heat-conducting parts, near a heat source, or on a sharp edge.

2.5| INCORRECT USE

• Do not touch the lid until the appliance has stopped completely (STOP button 14 ). Wait until the food being mixed stops moving.
• Always add solid ingredients to the pot before adding liquid ingredients (Fig. C11). Do not exceed the MAX marking on the inside of the pot (Fig. C11). If the pot is too full, boiling water may spill out.

NOTE

Be sure to add 0.7 l water during the steam cooking program (Fig. C4).

• Do not put your fingers or objects into the pot while the appliance is in operation.
• Do not use the pot as a container (storage, freezing, sterilizing).
• Place the appliance on a horizontal, stable, heat resistant, clean and dry surface.
• Do not place the appliance near a heat source that is in operation (hob, electrical domestic appliance, etc.).
• Do not cover the lid with a cloth or other object, and do not try to block the lid opening. Always use the locking cap 1 .
• Make sure that no hair, scarves, ties, etc., hang into the pot while the appliance is in operation.
• Never put the accessories in the microwave.
• Do not use the appliance outdoors.
• Do not exceed the maximum quantity indicated in the instructions.
• Only store the appliance after it has cooled down.
• Never put the pot in the freezer to cool – always use the fridge.
• Do not leave the dough scraper in oil for more than 20 minutes at 150 °C.
•  Make sure your appliance is not touched or loaded during weighing or calibration. The work surface around the appliance must be clear. The mains cable must not be stretched or pinched between the work surface and the underside of the appliance.
• The four feet of the appliance must be on a horizontal work surface and the appliance must be stable during weighing.
• If you need to move your appliance for use or storage, do not push it across the work surface. Lift it up and position it in the right place without letting it bump.
• Observe, and do not exceed, the maximum permitted weight. Your WMF Avantgarde is intended for weighing foodstuffs only.

2.6| CUSTOMER SERVICE

• For your safety, do not use any accessories or replacement parts other than those provided by authorized customer service centers.
• All work other than cleaning or routine maintenance should be performed by an authorized cus- tomer service center.
• See also Table What to do if your appliance is not working in Section 7.2.

2.7| IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THE PRODUCT

NOTE
Read these instructions carefully and keep them for future reference. Observe the safety instructions.
The appliance should only be used for its intended purpose and in accordance with these operating instructions. These instructions contain information on use, cleaning and care of the appliance. No liability is accepted for damage resulting from non-observance of these operating instructions.
Keep these instructions in a safe place and give them to the new owner if the appliance is sold. Observe the attached warranty information. When using the appliance, always observe the safety instructions.

2.8| BEFORE USING FOR THE FIRST TIME

1. Carefully unpack the appliance and all its accessories, making sure that all components and accessories are present and undamaged.
2. Remove all packaging materials before using the appliance.
3. Clean the appliance, components and accessories before first use and after long periods of storage. This is described in Section 6.

COMPONENTS

1.  Locking cap with steam control function
2.  Lid
3.  Seal carrier
4. Seal ring
5. Handle with pusher
6. Drive shaft
7. Drive shaft seal
8.  Stainless steel pot
9. Locking ring for the drive
10.  Motor unit
11.  On/off switch
12.  Menu
13. Video
14.  START and STOP
15. Weighing function
16.  Cancel/Back
17.  Touchscreen
18. Storage box
19. Ultrablade utility knife
20.  Mixing/stirring attachment
21.  Whipping/stirring attachment
22.  Kneading/grinding knife
23.  Multi-chopper insert
24. Multi-chopper attachment
25.  Sealing ring for multi-chopper
26.  Rasping and grating disc A/D
27.  Rasping and grating disc C/H
28. Rasping and grating disc G
29.  Holder for multi-chopper
30.  Storage stand for grating discs
31.  Whisk
32.  Steamer basket
33. Spatula
34.  Cleaning brushes

YOUR APPLIANCE

4.1| INCLUDED ACCESSORIES
The following accessories are included in the appliance’s scope of delivery. In the table below you will find general information on accessory-specific program settings and instructions for use. Exact settings can be found in the respective recipe.

| SETTING| DURATION| QUANTITY TEMPERATURE
(MAX.) (MAX.)
---|---|---|---
| Mixing soups| 12| 3 min| 3 I| 100°C
Mixing fruit purees| 12| 40 sec| 1 kg|
Chopping vegetables| 12| 15 sec| 0.6 kg|
Chopping meat| 12| 30 sec| 1 kg|
Chopping fish| 12| 15 sec| 1 kg|

Do not chop hard products with the utility knife, use the kneading and grinding knife 22 instead.

Mixing/stirring attachment| | | | |
---|---|---|---|---|---
| Browning| 3| 5 min| 500 g| 130°C
Stews| 1| 45 min| 3 I| 95°C
Risotto| 2| 22 min| 1.5 kg| 95°C
Ratatouille, chutneys, pulses| Settings depend on the recipe
The mixing/stirring attachment mixes cooked food without chopping the ingredients.
Whipping/stirring attachment
| Whipped egg whites| 7| 5 to 10 min| 8 max.|
Mayonnaise, whipped cream| 7| 2 to 5 min| 0.51|
Sauces, creams| 4 to 7| 1 to 20 min| 11| 60 to 90`C
Mashed potatoes| 6 to 7| 1 min
1.2 kg| max.|
Polenta| 4 to 5| 1 to 16 min| 11| 90C

Sample recipe to test the performance of the WMF Avantgarde: Pork belly pie

• 1 kg pork belly
•  1 onion
•  2 garlic cloves
•  3 cl oil
•  10 cl white wine
• 5 cl brandy
• spices, salt and pepper

With the kneading/grinding knife mix at speed 12 at 100°C during 30 s. Then launch program P3 at 100°C during 2 h.

| SETTING DURATION| QUANTITY TEMPERATURE
(MAX.) (MAX.)
---|---|---
Kneading/grinding knifc
| Kncading whitc brcad dough| 5| 2 min 30 scc| 1.2 kg|
Kneading shortcrust pastry, sponge mixture, special bread dough| 5| 2 min 30 scc| 1 kg|
Kneading heavy dough (Brioche, Charlotte bundform cake, etc.)| 6| 3 min 30 see| 0.8 kg|
Mixing light dough (cakes, etc.)| 3
1-9| 40 sec
3 min| 1 kg|
Chopping hard ingredients, e.g. nuts| 12| 1 min| 0.6 kg|
Crushing ice cubes| 12| 1 min| 6 to 10|
Pancake batter, waffle batter| 10| 1 min| 2.|
Whisk
| Cream| 6| 3 min 30 sec| 20 cl|
6| 6 min| 50 cl|
6| B min| 80 cl max.|
Egg whitc foam| 6| 3 min| 2|
6| 4 min| 4|
8| 5 min| 6|
8| 6 min| 8|
Rasping and grating attachment
| Rasping and grating disc A/D| 10 max.| For fine shredding and slicing in two sizes (e.g. fruit, vegetables, soft cheese)
Rasping and grating disc C/FI| 10 max.
Rasping and grating disc G| 9 max.| Grating of hard ingredients
(c.g. raw potatoes, parmesan, chocolate)

Important: the rasping and grating discs 25 – 27 are reversible discs.
The correct assembly of the multi-chopper can be found in figures D1-D4. For a tip on how to store the rasping and grating discs, see figure D6 (storage stand for grating discs 29 ).
Caution: When using the multi-chopper 25 – 27 , be sure to use the supplied multi-chopper insert 23 (Fig. D5).
There is a risk of injury!

| SETTING| DURATION| QUANTITY (MAX.)| TEMPERATURE (MAX.)
---|---|---|---|---
Steamer basket|
| Steaming vegetables, fish or meat| | 20 to 40 min| 1 kg| 100°C
P1 – zucchini| | 20 min| 800 g|
P1 – parsnips, leeks| | 25 min| 800 g|
P1 – broccoli| | 20 min| 500 g|
P1 – fish| | 15 min| 600 g|
P2 – potatoes, carrots| | 30 min| 1 kg|
P2 – green beans| | 30 min| 800 g|
P2 – white meat| | 20 min| 600 g|
Locking cap with steam control function
Steam control cap with the functions max. (steam cooking), min. (risottos, creamy desserts, sauces, etc.) and 0 to remove the locking cap.
The “max” position maintains the maximum amount of heat and steam in the pot for all steam cooking functions (e.g. soups). This position also prevents splashes when mixing.
The “mitt” position allows the maximum amount of condensation to escape, giving food or sauces a better consistency.
Please make sure that the lid is locked at the min. or max. level, otherwise it may fall out
Drive shaft
| | Up to 130°C| From 135 to 150°C
Cooking with or without a lid| Only with lid closed| Only with lid opened
Accessories| All accessories to put on the drive shaft| Only the drive shaft (Fig. E3)
Speed| Yes| No
Maximum time| Temperature lower than or equal to 100°C: 2 h Temperature between 100 and 130°C: 1 h| Temperature higher than or equal to 135°C: 20 min
•You can brown food in the pot without the lid on. While doing so, you can stir the food and monitor the cooking process.
•The function for cooking without a lid is not suitable for jams, milk-based mixtures or tomato sauces (risk of splashing).
•Do not remove the drive shaft immediately after use. Carefully pour water into the empty pot to cool it down. Attention, there is a risk of splashing if the pot is still very hot

NOTE
The times given for steam cooking serve as a guide. Certain factors affect cook- ing times: The size of the vegetables (cut or uncut), the amount of ingredients, the variety and ripeness of the vegetables, and the amountof water in the pot, which must correspond to the marking (0.7 l). Be sure to turn the locking cap in the max. direction. If the food is undercooked, you can add extra cooking time.

4.2| MOUNTING THE POT, ACCESSORIES AND LID

•  Make sure all packaging has been removed before first use, especially the protection between the pot 8 and the motor unit 10 .

• Before using for the first time, clean all components, except for the motor unit 10 , in warm water with dishwashing liquid. The pot 8 is equipped with a removable drive shaft 6 that can be removed for easier cleaning.

• Insert the sealing ring for the pot 4 into the seal carrier 3 and attach the assembled parts on the lid (Fig. C1).

• Position the seal ring for the drive shaft 7 on the drive shaft 6 .

• Fasten the drive shaft down in the pot using the locking ring 9 (Fig. C2). If you are cooking without a lid, position the sealing ring 7 on the drive shaft 6 . Lock the assembled parts with the locking ring 9 on the pot base (Fig. C2).

• Place the required accessories in the container:
  →  Insert the accessory 19 – 23 onto the drive at the bottom of the container (Fig. C3).
  → Fill the pot with 0.7 l of cooking liquid (water, sauce, etc.) (Fig. C4) and then place the steamer insert inside the pot (Fig. C5) for steaming.

• Place the ingredients in the pot or steamer insert.

• Place the lid 2 on the pot 8 and align the two triangles. Lock the lid without force by turning it in the direction of the arrow (Fig. C6).

• Place the sealing cap 1 on the lid. There are three possible positions for the cap (Fig. C7). Please make sure that the lid is locked at the min. or max. level, otherwise it may fall out.

• Position the pot 8 on the motor unit 10 until it clicks into place (Fig. C9).

NOTE
The appliance will only start when the pot and lid are correctly positioned and locked onto the motor unit.
If one or both components are incorrectly positioned or locked, a safety warning will appear on the screen (Fig. C10).
NOTE
The appliance is equipped with a safety function for locking the lid. The lid is locked every time the appliance is in use. This prevents the lid from opening while a dish is being prepared.
Do not try to force the lid open when it is locked. This safety feature is disabled every time the appliance is turned off. If you have selected a temperature of 50°C or more and a speed of 5 or more, a 10-second countdown will appear on the control panel. Opening the lid is only possible after this countdown has ended.

4.3| SETTING THE APPLIANCE
The following control buttons will light up when they are ready for use:

steps to be followed (start, pause, next step, confirm, stop, etc.)
| Cancel/Back
| Start integrated scale
| If a video is available for the recipe being prepared, you can play it by tapping this button.
| Settings (changes to settings, WiFi connection, recipe ingredients, etc.)

Using for the first time
The WMF Avantgarde is an intelligent food processor and will help you make every meal a success. It offers a wide range of recipes at the touch of a button. Thanks to the intuitive, interactive touchscreen, you can prepare all your dishes easily and safely.
The WMF Avantgarde takes care of the preparation, mixing and cooking of your ingredients. It guides you step-by-step through all phases of the recipe. Simply follow the steps – it couldn’t be easier!
Switch on the WMF Avantgarde with the on/ off switch 11 and follow the instructions on the display. During each individual step, the symbol provides help in completing this step. You can also find a FAQ page at www.wmf.com

Country-specific settings
When using the appliance for the first time, go to the language settings:

1. Select your country.
2. Select your language.

→ After completing this step, a welcome screen appears.

Internet connection
You can now connect your WMF Avantgarde to the Internet at home. Complete this step by selecting Now, or if you want to wait, select
Later. You can also carry out this step later by accessing the settings for your WMF Avantgarde from the home screen.
An Internet connection is required to use the following features:
Access to all WMF recipes, My recipe book, In my fridge, photos and videos, as part of stepby-step instructions for your recipes, as well as product updates for a personalized product experience.

To connect your WMF Avantgarde to the Internet, you must carry out the following steps:

• Choose your network (If you cannot access your network, go to Settings, then to WiFi settings and to Turn on WiFi.)
• Enter the password for your WiFi connection ( ).
• A screen with the message Connection is being established appears while the connection loads. This step may take a few minutes.
• If you cannot connect your WMF Avantgarde to your WiFi, check that it is not near a metal plate, or a stainless steel splash guard, and that it is a reasonable distance from the router.
• A Congratulations message on the screen confirms that the connection was successful ( ).
• Finally, you need to select your time zone ( ).

4.4| WMF APP
With the WMF app you can keep an eye on your Avantgarde without being near by. You can connect the appliance to your smartphone or tablet. In this way, you can access your recipes from anywhere.
Check if your smartphone/tablet is connected to the Internet.
You can also carry out this step later by accessing the settings for your WMF Avantgarde from the home screen.
A link to your smartphone/tablet is required to use the following function: My recipe book, starting recipes from the app (remote tracking of recipe progress via a smartphone).
Setting up and linking an account
You have the option of creating and linking a WMF account in your WMF app. This is absolutely necessary in order to benefit from personalized content. Furthermore, account creation and linking is required so that you can save your favorite content in your notebooks. If you are already a WMF Club member, you can use your credentials to log into your WMF app. For more information about cookies, visit the WMF FAQ page: https://wmf.com/de/de/avantgarde Or simply scan the following QR code directly:

https://wmf.com/de/de/avantgarde

Downloading app
Download the WMF app for free from the App Store (iPhone/iPad) or Google Play (Android)*.

Or simply scan the following QR code directly:

https://link.wmf.com/sgw99d

• Google Play and Android are trademarks of Google Inc. Apple and the Apple logo are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the US and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc.

Linking account
Select your WMF Avantgarde product in the WMF app on your smartphone/tablet, and create an account, or log in if you already have one.
Your appliance generates a code that you must enter in the WMF app.
If you want to link multiple smartphones/tablets to your WMF Avantgarde, each app must be linked to the same WMF user account.
My first recipe
When you use the appliance for the first time, your WMF Avantgarde gives you the opportunity to prepare a first recipe so that you can familiarize yourself with the appliance. Select My first recipe to receive step-by-step instructions to guide you through the recipe.
Appliance features
Your WMF app can be operated in online or offline mode. It features numerous functions to inspire you every day and make every meal a great experience! 300 recipes are available in offline mode, while in online mode you can access countless more recipes!
Searching for a recipe
On the home screen, you can use the Search ( ) button to search for recipes. You can search by recipe name or by ingredients. Filters are also available to refine your search.
Recipe library
You can access the Recipe library function from the home screen. With this function, you can access all recipes available in the WMF Avantgarde community.
In offline mode, you will find 300 recipes stored for you in the recipe library. You can start the step-by-step instructions directly from one of these recipe cards.
You can also search for a recipe within the recipe library by tapping the Search ( ) symbol. To do this, simply enter a dish or ingredient in the search bar and tap OK. You can refine your search by adding filters (e.g. type of dish, preparation time of recipe).
Personal recipe books
(only available with WiFi connection and account link)
You can access the My recipe book function from the home screen. Here you can find all recipes that you have previously saved as favorites.
To use this function, you need to download the WMF app and create an account. You can create and edit your recipe books on your smartphone/tablet and access them via your WMF Avantgarde. As soon as your WMF Avantgarde is connected via WiFi, your recipe books are automatically synchronized between your appliance and the recipe database every time you prepare a recipe.
In my fridge
(only available with WiFi connection and account link)
You can access the In my fridge function from the home screen. With this feature you can search for a recipe with ingredients of your choice.
To find a recipe idea, tap the In my fridge function, then add your ingredients. Tap Search. A list of recipes that match the settings you have entered will then appear.

FUNCTIONS

5.1| OVERVIEW OF THE AUTOMATIC PROGRAMS
Your appliance has 14 preset automatic programs:

Warming up
| Braising / stews| Chunky soup| Strong steam| Brioche| | Rinsing
| Risotto| | | Shortbread| |

1. Choose the program you require.
2. The pre-programmed settings can be changed (depending on the selected recipe, the ingredients and the quantities prepared). Use the – and + buttons to set the temperature, time and speed.
3. After changing the settings, press the Start button 14 to start the program. When the program is complete, the appliance will beep.
4. When the cream soup, chunky soup, braised dishes and stews, risotto, sauce, dessert, gentle steam and intensive steam programs end, the appliance automatically switches to the keep-warm time for 45 minutes to keep the prepared food ready to eat. In the braised dishes, stews, sauce, dessert and manual pro- grams, the appliance’s motor runs at a spe- cific speed to preserve the prepared food and prevent it from sticking to the bottom of the pan. To stop the keep-warm process, simply press the Ready button. After kneading in the bread and shortbread programs, the appliance switches for 40 minutes to Dough rising mode at 30°C to give your dough a better volume. If you open the lid or remove the container from the base, a program will end. If you want to stop this mode, press the Settings 12 button and then the Reset button.
5. If an automatic program has been started, you have the option of switching off the appliance at any time by pressing the Stop button. The automatic program is then stopped. You can restart it by pressing Start. If you entered the wrong program and want to cancel the process, press the Cancel/Back button.
6. With the Heat up program you can heat up cooked food in 20 minutes (adjustable from 5 to 60 minutes).
7. You can use the rinse program to clean the pot more easily. Fill the pot with 0.7 l water and a drop of dishwashing liquid and start the program.

5.2| PRESET AUTOMATIC PROGRAMS
Find out more about the available automatic programs:

AUTOMATIC PROGRAMS| SAUCE| BROWNING / ROASTING| BRAISING / STEWS| RISOTTO| CREAM SOUP| CHUNKY SOUP|
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
Default speed (adjustable)| S6 (From S2 to S8)| S3| S1| S2| 10 pulses (S13) and S12 for 2 min| S7 to S10 for 30 sec|
Standard temperature (adjustable)| 70°C (50 to 100°C)| 130°C Not adjustable| 95°C (80 to 100°C)| 95°C (80 to 100°C)| 100°C (90 to 100°C)| 100°C (90 to 100°C)|
Standard time (adjustable)| 8 min (5 min to 40 min)| 5 min (2 min to 15 min)| 45 min (10 min to 2 h)| 20 min (10 min to 2 h)| 40 min (20 min to 60 min)| 45 min (20 min to 60 min)|
Standard keeping-warm function at the end of the program| 45 min| —| 45 min| 45 min| 45 min| 45 min|
Standard function 30°C for dough rising at the end of the program| —| —| —| —| —| —|
Example recipes| Hollandaise sauce| Steamed vegetables| Beef bourguignon| Risotto| Pumpkin soup| Chunky veg- etable soup|
Compatible accessories|

|

|

|

|

|

|

Note: Number of speeds: 13, 2 interval speeds: S1 (5s on/ 20s off), S2 (10s on/10 s off), 10 continuous progressive speeds (S3 to S12), 1 max. speed pulsating (S13)

GENTLE STEAM| STRONG STEAM| BREAD| BRIOCHE| SHORTBREAD| DESSERT| WARMING UP| RINSING
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
I| –| S5 for
2 min 30 sec| S5 for
1 min 30 see then S6
for 2 min| S3 for
40 scc, then S9
for 3 min| 54
(from S2 to
sa)| S2
(from S2 to 56)| S8
(from S5
to sa)
100T
Not
adjustable| 100t
Not
adjustable| | | | 90°C
(50 to 110°C)| 90’C
(70 to 100T)| 80°C
Not
adjustable
30 min
(1 min to 60 min)| 35 min
(1 min to 60 min)| 2 min 30 sec (30 sec to 2 min 30 sec)| 3 min 30 sec (30 sec to 3 min 30 sec)| 3 min 40 sec (1 min 40 sec to ;min 40 sec)| 15 min (5 min to 60 min)| 20 min (5
min to 60  min)| 5 mitt (1-10 min)
45 min| 45 min| | –| –| 45 owl| –| –
–| –| 40 min| 40 min| | | –| –
Steamed vegetables| Steamed potatoes for puree| Bread| Brioche| Fruitcake| Vanilla cream| Recipes With liquids| 0.71 of water +
1 drop of dishwashing liquid
| | | | | | |

Note: Some recipes may cause unexpected overflow due to the formation of bubbles, especially when using frozen vegetables. In this case, you must reduce the quantities accordingly.
5.3| MANUAL MODE
You can set the speed, temperature and cooking time of your WMF Avantgarde individually for your own recipes. To do this, access the Manual mode function from the home screen.

Two intermittent speeds (S1, S2), 10 progressive continuous speeds (S3 – S12) and a pulsating maximum speed (S13).
| Choose a cooking temperature between 30 and 150°C.
| Choose an operating time from 5 seconds to 2 hours.
+-| Increase or decrease the speed, cooking temperature, and cooking time.

5.4| SETTINGS

From the home screen you can access the Settings ( ) function.
With this function, you can update the data saved the first time you used the WMF Avantgarde.
You can also connect your appliance to WiFi or link it to the app if you didn’t do so the first time you used the appliance.
5.5| SCALE
Make sure the appliance is stable on the work surface and that the mains cable is not stretched or pinched under the unit, as this may result in an incorrect weight.
Do not touch the Avantgarde while using the scale and make sure that no objects are pressing on or against the appliance. During calibration or weighing, make sure that nothing causes your WMF Avantgarde to vibrate (e.g. an induction hob).
Using weighing function
When the weigh button 15 lights up, you can weigh your ingredients. The pot 8 must be locked onto the motor unit 10 to weigh the ingredients.
There are two possible uses for the scale:
Weighing in a recipe: You can weigh your ingredients as you prepare your recipe at the beginning of each new step:

1. Press the scale symbol (Fig. F1).
2. Wait a few seconds for the automatic calibration to be completed.
3. Weigh the ingredient shown on the screen by adding it to the pot and pressing OK. 4
4. If the step requires more than one ingredient, the screen will display the name of the next ingredient to be weighed.
5. Once all of the ingredients in the step have been weighed, press OK and continue with the recipe by following the information on the center button.

Manual weighing: You can weigh all ingredients before preparing your recipe in manual mode or with automatic programs.

1. Press the scale symbol (Fig. F1).

2. Wait a few seconds for the automatic calibration to be completed.

3. Weigh the ingredient (Fig. F2).

4. If you want to weigh more ingredients, calibrate the scale by pressing the Tare button and add the next ingredient. Without intermediate calibration, the maximum weight allowed in a single weighing is 4 kg. Above this weight, an overload message will be displayed (Fig. F2).
   NOTE
   The scale display is reset to 0 with the Tare button. You can choose from different units (g, cl, ml, oz). The unit of weight is changed with the Unit button (g, cl, ml, oz).

5. Repeat this process as many times as necessary without exceeding a total weight of 8 kg.

ATTENTION
Do not exceed the maximum levels indicated in Section 4.1 during use.
NOTE
After 15 minutes of inactivity, the appliance switches to standby mode. You can press the display 17 or one of the touch keys 15 – 16 to exit standby mode.
5.6| UPDATES
To ensure that the product functions work optimally, your WMF Avantgarde has the option of performing updates. For this, a window appears on the display asking you to accept or not accept installation of the latest available update. If you tap Accept, your WMF Avantgarde will carry out the update.

5.7| OFFLINE MODE

You can use the WMF Avantgarde in offline mode. The following functions are available in offline mode:
Recipe library: See Section 4.4 for detailed information on the recipe library. The recipe library gives you access to 300 recipes.
Automatic programs: Detailed information on using automatic programs can be found above.
Manual mode: Detailed information on using the manual mode can be found above.

CLEANING THE APPLIANCE

We recommend that you clean the entire appliance immediately after each use! To do so, first unplug the mains plug from the socket. The motor block 10 must not be immersed in water.
To clean the pot, proceed as follows:

1. Press down the locks and lift the pot (Fig. C12).

2. Place the pot on a flat surface.

3. Unlock the lid by rotating it a quarter turn clockwise. Carefully remove the lid.
   CAUTION
   When cleaning and emptying the pot, be careful with the sharp edges of the Ultrablade utility knife 19 and kneading/grinding knife 22 – these are extremely sharp.

4.  After the parts have cooled:
   → Remove drive 6 , seal 7 and locking ring 9 (Fig. E1)
   → Clean the container 8 , drive 6 , seal 7 and locking ring 9 , accessories 19 – 23 , locking cap 1 , lid 2 ,seal ring 4 and seal carrier 3 with a sponge and warm soapy water.

5. Rinse all parts under running water.
   → If food sticks to the pot, soak it in water with dishwashing liquid for a few hours.
   Then remove any residue with the spatula 25 or using the rough side of a sponge.
   → In the case of limescale build-up in the pot, use the rough side of a sponge dipped in white vinegar, if necessary.
   → To maintain the appearance and lifespan of the glass screen, clean it with a sponge.
   Do not use the rough side so as to avoid scratches.

6.  Clean the motor block 10 with a damp cloth.
   Dry it thoroughly.

For easier cleaning, please note that the pot, the assembled lid and the accessories are dishwasher-safe. The drive ( 6 / 7 ) and the locking ring 9 (Fig. E4) are not, however.
NOTE

The accessories, removable spindle and  lid parts may become discolored when using certain ingredients (curry, carrot juice,etc.). This does not pose a risk to your health, nor does it affect the operation of the appliance. To avoid discoloring, clean these parts immediately after use.
Wash the appliance’s lid to maintain its appearance and lifespan. Do not use the rough side of sponges as this can lead to scratches.
To avoid altering the material of the container 8 , always follow the instructions for your dishwasher, and do not increase salt or detergent quantities.
CAUTION
Before using the pot 8 again, always ensure that the electrical contacts under the container are clean and dry.
Cleaning the multi-chopper Clean the rasping and grating discs26 – 28 and the drive 29 with hot water and a few drops of dishwashing liquid.
Some foods can stain plastic (e.g. carrots). To soften the stain, rub the stained areas with a cloth or kitchen towel soaked in cooking oil, then clean as usual. Carry out this cleaning immediately after use in order to be able to soften the stain.

TROUBLESHOOTING

7.1| IMPORTANT NOTES
WARNING
Repairs to the wiring and work on electrical components may only be carried out by qualified specialists. Failure to follow these instructions could result in death from electric shock. Do not use the appliance if it is visibly damaged!
IMPORTANT: The appliance switches to safety mode!
Your appliance comes with electronic motor protection devices as standard to ensure a long life. This electronic safety system protects the motor from abnormal use, giving it full protection.
Under certain very extreme operating conditions which do not comply with the recommendations in the handbook (“YOUR MACHINE” table: quantities that may be too large and/or unusually long operating times and/or insufficient pauses between recipes), the electronic protection system protecting the motor trips. In this case, the appliance turns off and a safety message appears on the display to indicate that the appliance is temporarily not operational.
If a safety message appears on the display and the appliance stops working, do the following:

• Leave the appliance plugged in and the on/off switch in position 1 (Fig. C8).
• For information on changing the program settings, see the recommendations on the display (information on ingredient quantities, cooking time, temperature and accessory type).
• If you have any questions, please contact our customer service (for contact information, see the warranty statement).

IMPORTANT: This appliance is equipped with a microprocessor that controls and monitors its stability!

• In the event of instability, the motor speed is  automatically reduced. If this instability persists, the motor will stop, and a safety message appears on the screen.
•  Make sure not to overload with ingredients, and to choose a suitable speed.
• Check that you are using the recommended accessories.
• Then restart your appliance as usual.

7.2| IF YOUR APPLIANCE DOESN’T WORK

cooking time by pressing
undercooked| in most cases they are a reliable indicator of| the + button on the touchscreen 17.
| cooking times.| Use smaller pieces.
| Certain factors affect cooking times,|
| however:|
| •   The size of the ingredients (cut or not cut)|
| •   The quantity of ingredients|
| •   The variety and ripeness of the vegetables|
| •   Whether the ingredients are frozen, etc.|
| The steam control cap is not positioned| Set the steam control cap to the
| correctly or is not attached.| max. position. In this position, the
| | maximum amount of heat is retained
| | in the bowl for all cooking functions
| | (soups, steaming, etc.).
| | This position also prevents splashes
| | when mixing.
| | The low steam setting allows the
| | maximum amount of condensate to
| | escape, giving food or sauces a
| | better consistency (risotto, desserts,
| | sauces, etc.).
Steamed food is| Incorrect amount of water in the pot.| The amount of water in the pot must
undercooked| The ingredients are too chunky.| correspond to the markings (0.7 l).
| | You can also adjust the cooking time
| | and temperature in manual mode.
| | Use smaller pieces.
The appliance| It is not connected to the power supply.| Plug the appliance into a socket.
does not switch| |
on| The touchscreen 17 is still off /| Press one of the touch buttons 13
| your appliance is in stand-by mode.| – 16.
| The switch 11 is in position 0| Put the switch in position 1.
| The pot or the lid is not correctly positioned| Check that the pot or lid is positioned
| or locked.| correctly and locked according to the
| | illustrations in the manual.
The lid cannot be| The lid has not been positioned correctly.| Check that the lid is positioned
closed| | correctly ( Fig. C6 ). Check that the seal
| | is correctly installed on the seal holder
| | and that the seal holder is correctly
| | installed on the lid.
Excessive| The appliance is not on a level surface; it is| Place the appliance on a level surface.
vibration| not stable.|
| The amount of ingredients is too large.| Reduce the amount of ingredients.
| Incorrect accessories are being used.| Check that you are using the
| | recommended accessories.
Low noise during operation| The spindle of your appliancc may makc a noisc at reduced spccd or with ccrtain ingredients (rice, etc.).| This is only tcmporary and will not affcct thc lifcspan of your appliance. The noise decreases or stops with
use of the appliance and after the
detachable spindle has been cleaned a few times (see Section Cleaning the appliance).
---|---|---
Loud noises during operation| You are using the wrong accessories.| Make sure you use the right accessories (e.g., do not use the whisk
3t to knead or mix dough, use the
kneading/grinding knife go. For more information, see the recommendations
in the recipe and the information in these operating instructions.
Ingredients spill out through
the lid| The amount of ingredients is too large.| Reduce the amount of ingredients.
The lid has not been correctly positioned or locked.| Lock thc lid securely on the pot.
The scaling ring
is not positioned correctly.| Position the sealing ring on the seal holder and attach the assembled parts to the lid.
The sealing ring is defective or damaged.| The seal needs to be replaced. Contact an authorized customer service center.
Incorrect accessories are being used.| Check that you are using the recommended accessories.
Ingredients leak out of the pot| The seal is not in the correct position.| Position thc seal correctly.
The seal is damaged.| Contact an authorized customcr service center.
The sealing ring (Fig. C5) is not correctly locked.| Fix the scaling ring (Fig. C5) correctly.
The knives have difficulty in
turning| The pieces of the ingredients are too large or too hard.| Reduce the size or amount of ingredients.
Add liquid.
Smell from the motor| This can occur when using the appliance for thc first time or when it is overloaded due to large
amounts of ingredients, or pieces of food that arc too hard or too large.| Allow the motor to cool (approx. 30 minutes) and reduce the amount of ingredients in the pot.
PROBLEMS| CAUSES| SOLUTIONS
---|---|---
Safety message| Pot or lid is not locked properly.| Before turning on the appliance,
displayed| | check that the pot is properly locked
| | on the motor unit and that the
| | lid is properly locked on the pot.
| | If the problem persists, contact an
| | authorized customer service center.
| The lid is locked on the pot during the “Cook| Unlock the lid before you start the
| without lid” function.| cooking program. If the problem
| | persists, contact an authorized
| | customer service center.
The safety func-| The appliance was switched off with| Simply slide the power switch to I to
tion of the lid| the on/off switch during operation or it| reset the appliance and the safety
lock is still acti-| was disconnected from the mains during| function of the lid lock. The bar will
vated (bar| operation.| automatically return to its original
extended) which| | position and you can now lock the lid.
means the lid| |
cannot be locked| |
SECU error| The rotor does not turn.| Empty the pot and let it cool and try
message| | again. If the problem persists, contact
| | customer service.
Error message| The pot is overheated.| Stop operation for a short period of
ERR39| | time. Let the pot cool down. If the
| | problem persists,
| | contact customer service.
SECU error| Motor overheats.| Let the appliance cool down for 30
message| | minutes and reduce the amount in
| | the pot.
SECU error| The appliance is not stable.| The appliance stopped because it
message| | detected instability. Try reducing the
| | amount of ingredients in the pot.
ERR21, ERR22| The appliance is overheated.| Unplug the mains plug of the
| | appliance and contact your customer
| | service.
ERR31| The lid cannot be locked.| Turn the appliance off and on again.
ERR35| The appliance is not working correctly.| Stop operation for a short period of
| | time.
| | Unplug the mains plug and plug the
| | appliance back in. If the problem
| | persists, contact your customer service
| | center.
ERR37, ERR03,| The appliance is not working correctly.| Please contact customer service.
ERR01| |
ERR23| The appliance is overheated.| Please contact customer service.
PROBLEMS| CAUSES| SOLUTIONS
---|---|---
ERR02, ERR30| Connection problem.| The appliance cannot establish a WiFi
| | connection.
| | Make sure your home WiFi network
| | is working properly and that your
| | appliance is in a suitable place to
| | connect to your WiFi (away from
| | metal objects / obstacles, as close as
| | possible to the WiFi source).
| | Turn off the appliance and wait 10
| | seconds before turning it on again.
Is displayed| The product is not connected to the WiFi.| If your product has not connected
| | to your WiFi network, this is normal.
| | See Section 4.3 ( Internet Connection )
| | for information on connecting your
| | product.
| | Once you have connected your
| | appliance to WiFi, turn it off and wait
| | 10 seconds before turning it back on.
| | Try the following recommendations to
| | improve the signal.
| | If you cannot connect your appliance
| | to your WiFi, check that it is not
| | near a metal plate, or a stainless
| | steel splash guard, and that it is a
| | reasonable distance from the router.
Is displayed

| The product is connecting to the WiFi.| Wait for the following logo to appear
UI-1, UI-3| Your product is having trouble loading| If this problem occurs repeatedly,
| certain data via WiFi.| your WiFi signal may be too weak.
| | Try moving the product closer to the
| | router or installing a WiFi amplifier
| | closer to the product to improve WiFi
| | signal quality.
UI-2, UI-4, UI-5,| The appliance is having trouble retrieving| Turn off the appliance and wait 10
UI-6| certain local data or WiFi data.| seconds before turning it on again.
| | If the appliance is not connected,
| | connect to WiFi.
| | If the product is connected, try
| | improving the WiFi signal quality (see
| | above).
| | You will find numerous recipes in our
| | database. Continue with a similar
| | recipe
ERR34| The heating resistor does not work.| Make sure the power supply pins
| | under the pot are not soiled. If they
| | are, clean them and try again.
| | If this still does not work, contact an
| | authorized customer service center.
The appliance does not weigh correctly| | ·         Make sure that nothing or nobody is pressing against the appliance.
·         Pull the mains cable out from under the appliance and make sure it is
---|---|---
·       An object is touching the motor unit 10
·      The mains cable is under the WMF Avantgarde or is stretched tight
·       The appliance is not standing on all 4 feet
| ·       The appliance is not on a level surface| not stretched tight.
| | ·         Make sure the appliance is on a clean, level work surface.
| | ·         If the problem persists, contact customer service.
ERR45| There is a problem with the weighing| Be careful when weighing. The
| function.| product must be stable for the scale to measure accurately.
| | Make sure nothing causes the appliance to vibrate.
The scale display| There is a problem with the weighing| Please contact customer service.
stays at 0 g when I put food in the pot| function.|

**** The appliance complies with European Directives 2014/35/EU, 2014/30/EU and 2009/125/EU.

Meaning of the “crossed-out wheeled garbage can” symbol: The symbol of a crossed-out garbage can, which is regularly displayed on electrical and electronic equipment indicates that the respective device must be collected separately from unsorted municipal waste at the end of its service life.
Separate collection of old appliances
Electrical and electronic equipment that has become waste is referred to as old equipment. Owners of old equipment must dispose of it separately from unsorted municipal waste. Old devices belong, in particular not to be disposed of with household waste but in the special collection and return systems.
The separate disposal of a household appliance avoids possible negative effects on the environment and human health caused by improper disposal. It also enables recycling of the materials that make up the appliance, which in turn results in a significant saving of energy and resources.
If the products contain batteries and accumulators or lamps that can be removed from the old device non-destructively from the old device, you, as the end user, are legally obligated to remove them before disposal and to dispose of them separately as batteries or lamps disposed of.
Options for returning old appliances
Owners of old appliances from private households can return them free of charge to the collection points of the public waste disposal authorities or to the take-back points set up by manufacturers or distributors as defined by ElektroG. Information on the nearest waste collection point can be obtained from the manufacturer or distributor.
Data protection
We would like to point out to all end users of old electrical and electronic equipment that you are responsible for deleting personal data from the old equipment to be disposed of.
Subject to change.

WMF GmbH
WMF Platz 1
73312 Geislingen / Steige
Germany
+49 (0)7331 256 256
contact-de@wmf.com
wmf.com
8010001187 | HJ903810 | 11/22

References

• WMF Onlineshop | Tradition und Qualität seit 170 Jahren
• WMF Onlineshop | Tradition und Qualität seit 170 Jahren
• WMF Angebote | Jetzt Shoppen und Sparen!

Read User Manual Online (PDF format)

Read User Manual Online (PDF format)  >>

Download This Manual (PDF format)

Download this manual  >>