AENO HB1 Hand Blender User Guide

Hand Blender HB1/HB2/HB3
Quick Start Guide

(Models: AHB001,AHB0003)
07.06.2023 | v 1.0.0

HB1 Hand Blender

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The AENO™ Immersion Blender is a kitchen appliance designed for chopping food, preparing cocktails and sauces, and whipping ingredients for various dishes.

Technical specifications

Voltage: 220–240 V (AC); 4.5 A. Frequency: 50/60 Hz. Power: 1000.0 W. Rotation speed: ≤ 15,000 rpm (±15 %). Noise level (at 0.3 m): up to 52.2 dB. Mechanical control. Smooth speed control. Overheating protection. Material: ABS plastic, stainless steel. Plug  type: C. Size: Ø 53 mm, height 242 mm. Power cable length:
1.4 m. Operating conditions: temperature +5…+40 °C, relative humidity ≤ 80 % (non-condensing). Storage conditions: temperature −10…+50 °C, relative humidity ≤ 80 % (non-condensing).

Scope of supply

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Model AHB0001: AENOTM immersion blender (A-1), blender foot (A-2), whisk holder (A-3), whisk (A-4), measuring cup (0.6 l) (A-5), quick start guide.
Model AHB0002: AENOTM immersion blender (A-1), blender foot (A-2), whisk holder (A-3), whisk (A-4), measuring cup (0.6 l) (A-5), chopper (0.5 l) (A-6), lid (A7), small s-blade (A-8), quick start guide.
Model AHB0003: AENOTM immersion blender (A-1), blender foot (A-2), whisk holder (A-3), whisk (A-4), measuring cup (0.6 l) (A-5), chopper (0.5 l) (A-6), lid (A7), small s-blade (A-8), food processor (2 l) (A-9), lid (A-10), s-blade (A-11), doublesided grating/shredding blade (A-12), grating/shredding blade holder (A-13), tamper stick (A-14), quick start guide.

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Safe use guidelines

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Please read this document carefully before using the device. The device is intended for domestic use only. Do not use the device outdoors. Make sure that the rated voltage and frequency indicated in the technical documentation correspond to the parameters of  the mains supply. Do not connect the device to the mains supply until it is fully assembled. Use the device with dry hands only. Make sure that the power cord is not twisted, bent, pressed under anything, and not in contact with hot objects or heat sources.  Maximum continuous operation time: 60 s. Do not use a device that is damaged or fell into the water. Never disassemble or repair the device yourself. Repairs must be performed by a qualified service technician of an authorised service centre.
Do not use chemical or aggressive detergents, abrasive pastes, acids, solvents, or metal sponges for cleaning. Be careful when handling the blender blades.
Do not sharpen the blades. Use only original and manufacturer-recommended accessories, consumables and/or replacement parts. Do not leave the device that has been switched on unattended. Do not allow children to use and/or play with the device. For  detailed information, see full user manual available for download at aeno.com/documents.

Preparing the device for the first use

1. Carefully open the packaging and remove the device and its accessories.
   Remove all packaging material from the device and accessories.

2. Clean the device and accessories (see “Cleaning and maintenance”).

3. Prepare the ingredients: clean and/or wash the products as needed; remove herb stems, nutshells, bones, tendons, and cartilage from meat; chop large ingredients.

Assembling the device

1. Select the necessary accessories (see table below).
   Purpose of accessories
   ****| Blender foot| Chopping and mixing ingredients for sauces, cream soups, fresh  juices, smoothies, baby food, milkshakes
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   | Whisk| Mixing and whipping ingredients (e.g., cream, egg whites) for  making creams, sauces, liquid dough, desserts
   | Measuring cup| Measuring and proportioning of liquid or dry ingredients. Can be  used as a vessel for mixing, chopping or whipping ingredients (when using a blender foot or a whisk)
   | Chopper withlid| Chopping hard ingredients (e.g. meat, cheese, vegetables, herbs,  fruits, nuts, etc.)
   as well as mixing ingredients with a thick consistency
   | Food processor with lid| Chopping and mixing ingredients (s-blade); grating or shredding  vegetables, fruits, cheeses (double-sided grating/shredding blade)
2. Depending on the selected accessories, assemble the device, then add the ingredients.

Blender foot
Attach the blender foot to the blender. Add ingredients to a  vessel (e.g. the measuring cup provided). Immerse the blender  foot in the vessel with ingredients| Whisk
Insert the whisk into the whisk holder. Attach the whisk holder  to the blender.
Add ingredients to a vessel (e.g. the measuring cup provided).  Immerse the whisk in the vessel with ingredients
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WARNING! The connection point (5) (fig. C) of the blender foot or the whisk holder with the blender must not touch the ingredients.

Chopper
Insert the small sblade into the chopper. Add ingredients into the chopper, close it  with the lid. Insert the blender into the opening on the lid| Food processor (chopping, mixing)
Insert the s-blade into the food processor. Add  ingredients into the processor and close the lid.
Insert the blender into the opening on the lid.
Note. While the device is on, you can add ingredients  through the opening on the lid of the food processor  with the tamper stick
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Food processor (grating/shredding)

Insert the grating/shredding blade holder into the food processor.
Place the grating/shredding blade on the holder with fine blades (for grating) or wide blades (for shredding) facing up. Close the food processor with the lid. Insert the blender into the opening on the lid.

Note. After the blender has been turned on (see “Operating instructions” below), add ingredients for grating or shredding into the food processor through the opening on the lid. Use the supplied tamper stick to add the ingredients

WARNING! Do not exceed the “MAX” mark when filling the measuring cup, chopper, or food processor.

Operating instructions

1. Insert the plug of the power cord (1) (fig. C) into a socket.

2. Press and hold the button (2) to turn the blender on.

3. Adjust the rotation speed by applying different force on the button. The number of lit indicators (3) will change depending on the rotation speed:
   ≤ 12,400 rpm (±10 %) – 1 indicator
   ≤ 13,600 rpm (±10 %) – 2 indicators
   ≤ 14,000 rpm (±10 %) – 3 indicators
   ≤ 12,400 rpm (±10 %) – 1 indicator
   ≤ 13,600 rpm (±10 %) – 2 indicators
   ≤ 14,000 rpm (±10 %) – 3 indicators
   Note. The body of the blender (4) can get very hot when operating at high speed for a long time. Turn off the device every 10–60 seconds for 2–3 minutes, depending on the vessel load.
   WARNING! Do not open the lid of the chopper or the food processor while the device is operating. Do not block the blades or other moving parts of the device.

4. To turn off the blender, release the button (2).

5. Wait until the blades stop rotating completely.

6. Unplug the device from the socket.

7. Carefully remove the blade/blender foot/whisk from the vessel.

8. Remove the contents from the vessel.

Cleaning and maintenance

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Clean the device and accessories before using them for the first time. Clean after each subsequent use.

1. Wash all parts of the device that come into contact with food in a lukewarm solution of neutral detergent and rinse under running warm water.
2. Do not wash the blender, whisk holder, blender foot, or chopper and food processor lids in the dishwasher. If they are dirty, wipe them with a soft cloth soaked in a mild soap solution. Then wipe them with a cloth soaked in clean water.
3. Make sure that all parts are completely dry before assembly.

Troubleshooting

1. The device does not turn on. Possible reasons: the socket is defective; overheating protection was activated. Solution: check if the socket is working correctly by plugging in another device, if necessary, reconnect the device to a working socket; unplug the  device from the socket and let it cool down for 15 minutes.

2. Ingredients pour out or fall out of the vessel during operation of the device.
   Possible reasons: the vessel is placed at an angle; the vessel is overfilled.
   Solution: place the vessel on a flat, stable, horizontal surface; remove excess ingredients or select a larger vessel.

3. Ingredients in the food processor are grated instead of shredded (or vice versa). Possible reason: the blade is not installed correctly. Solution: turn off the blender, unplug it from the socket, install the blade the other side facing up.

WARNING! If none of the possible solutions have helped you eliminate the problem, contact the supplier or a service centre. Do not disassemble or attempt to repair the device yourself.

**** Recycling information These symbols indicate that you must follow the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) and Waste Battery and Battery Regulations when disposing of the device, its batteries and accumulators, and its electrical and  electronic accessories. According to the rules, this equipment must be disposed of separately at the end of its service life. Do not dispose of the device, its batteries and accumulators, or its electrical and electronic accessories together with unsorted municipal  waste, as this will harm the environment. To dispose of this equipment, it must be returned to the point of sale or turned in to a local recycling facility. You should contact your local household waste disposal service for details.

ASBISc reserves the right to modify the device and to make changes and additions to this document without prior notice to users.
The warranty period and service life is 2 years from the date of retail sale of the product.
Manufacturer’s information: ASBISc Enterprises PLC, Iapetou, 1, Agios Athanasios, 4101, Limassol, Cyprus. Made in China. All trademarks and names herein are the property of their respective owners. Up-to-date information and a detailed description of the  device, as well as connection instructions, certificates, information about companies that accept quality claims and warranties, are available for download at aeno.com/documents.

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References

• Home appliances AENO - Smart home appliances on the official website of the manufacturer AENO in Europe
• Documents | AENO in Europe
• Dokumenty | AENO w Polsce
• aeno.com/service-and-warranty
• aeno.com/sk/documents

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