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Care, Cleaning and Storage
Before Cleaning
Ensure that the Ice Cream Maker
On/OFF switch is OFF, turn the power
off at the power outlet and unplug
the Ice Cream Maker from the power
outlet. Remove the motor unit with
plastic cover attached from the bowl.
Remove the mixing paddle and
disassemble the motor unit from the
plastic cover. To do this, place the
motor unit with plastic cover attached
upside-down onto the bench. Hold
the plastic cover with two hands and
press inwards on the two locking tabs
attached to the motor unit. The motor
unit should simply pop out on to the
bench and the clear plastic cover
can be lifted away.
To Clean the
Ice Cream Maker
Wash the ice cream bowl, plastic
cover and paddle in soapy water,
rinse and dry thoroughly.
The ice cream bowl should not be
immersed in hot water. Allow the
bowl to thaw before washing in cold
to luke-warm water only. Ensure the
bowl is thoroughly dry before placing
back into the freezer.
To clean the motor unit, wipe with a
soft damp cloth and dry thoroughly
with a soft dry cloth.
Always clean your Ice Cream Maker
after each use.
NOTE:
The Ice Cream Maker is not
dishwasher safe. No part of the Ice
Cream Maker should be placed
in a dishwasher for cleaning.
NOTE:
It is a good idea to place
your ice cream bowl back in the
freezer after cleaning so that it is
ready for use the next time you
would like to enjoy ice cream.
WARNING: Never store
any other part of the Ice
Cream Maker other than
the bowl in the freezer.
Storage
Before storage, ensure that the
Ice Cream Maker is switched off
by turning off at the power outlet
and then removing the plug from
the power outlet. Ensure the Ice
Cream Maker is completely cool,
clean and dry. Store the Ice Cream
Maker upright on the bench or in a
convenient cupboard. Do not place
anything on top of the Ice Cream
Maker during storage.
WARNING: Do not
place the ice cream
bowl into hot water.
WARNING: Handle the
ice cream maker and
attachments with care
when handling and
during cleaning.