AENO ATB0003 Manuale utente

Installation and Operation Manual for AENOTM Electric

Multifunction Blender

Model ATB0003

Version 1.0.2 | 14.04.2023

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Introduction

This manual contains a detailed description of the electric multifunction blender

AENO ATB0003, as well as instructions for its preparation for work, operation and

maintenance.

AENOTM brand belongs to ASBIS GROUP OF COMPANIES.

All trademarks, trade names, logos and other symbols mentioned herein are the

property of their respective owners.

The material presented under the name AENOTM and contained in this manual is

protected under international and local laws, including copyright and other related

rights laws.

Any references to names of other companies, brands and equipment in this

document are for the sole purpose of explanation and description of the devices and

do not violate anyone's intellectual property rights.

Any reproduction, copying, publication, further distribution or public display of

materials presented herein (in whole or in part) is only permitted after appropriate

written permission from the copyright holder.

Any unauthorized use of materials in this manual may subject the user to civil liability

and criminal prosecution under applicable law.

Responsibility and technical support

This document was prepared in accordance with all necessary requirements and

contains detailed information on the operation of the device, which is valid at the date

of the device's issue.

This Installation and Operation Manual and the Quick Start Guide are an integral part

of the device and should always be available to the user as reference documentation.

ASBISc reserves the right to modify the device and to make edits and changes to this

document without prior notice to users and shall not be liable for possible negative

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consequences resulting from the use of an outdated version of the document, nor for

any possible technical and typographical errors or omissions, or incidental or

consequential damages that may result from the transmission of this document or

the use of devices.

In the event of discrepancies in the language versions of the document, the Russian

version of this manual shall take precedence.

ASBISc makes no warranties with respect to the material herein, including but not

limited to merchantability and suitability for a particular purpose.

If you have any technical questions, please contact your local ASBISc representative

or Technical Support department at aeno.com. The most common problems

encountered are described in Section 7 "Troubleshooting", of this document.

You can download the latest version of this manual at aeno.com/documents.

User information, including personal data, is protected from unauthorized access and

disclosure in accordance with GDPR requirements. You can read the Privacy Policy at

aeno.com/privacy-policy.

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Standards compliance

The device is CE certified and meets the requirements of the following

European Union directives:

•Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2014/30/EU;

•Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU;

•Directive 2009/125/EU on the eco-design requirements

•for energy-consuming products;

•Regulation 1935/2004/EU on materials and articles intended to come

into contact with food;

•Regulation 1275/2008/EU on standby and non-operating power

consumption;

•Regulation 801/2013/EU on the ecodesign of energy-using products.

The device complies with the UKCA labelling requirements necessary to

sell the device in the United Kingdom.

The device has passed all assessment procedures established in the

technical regulations of the Customs Union and complies with the norms

of the Customs Union countries.

The device meets the requirements of the RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU on the

restriction of the use of hazardous substances.

The crossed out dustbin symbol is used to mark electrical and electronic

equipment and indicates separate collection.

The symbol is given in accordance with Directive 2012/19/EU on Waste

Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)* and indicates that this

equipment requires separate collection after its end of life and must be

disposed of separately from unsorted municipal waste.

To protect the environment and human health, dispose of used electrical

and electronic equipment according to approved safe disposal guidelines.

* The definitions please see in Sec 8, "Glossary".

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Limitations and Warnings

Please read the information in this section of the document carefully before you start

installing and operating the device.

ATTENTION!

The warnings, precautions and instructions in this document may not contain

all possible hazards. Obey common sense when using the device.

Warning symbols and icons

Protection Class II against electric shock. Protection against electric shock

is provided by the use of double or reinforced insulation.

The device's packaging is recyclable and is partially or completely made

from recycled material.

The packaging of the device can be disposed of along with household

waste.

Safe use guidelines

ATTENTION!

The device should be operated only in a domestic environment and in the

manner described in this user manual. Failure to follow the operating

instructions in this manual may result in personal injury or property damage.

ATTENTION!

Do not wash the body of the device, the handle of the bowl, as well as the base

of the bowl with electrical contacts and the clutch shaft under running water,

avoid immersing it in water.

1. The device is designed for household use, use in the offices and other similar

environments. Do not use it in an industrial environment.

2. The device is designed for:

•adults;

•for children, under the supervision of those responsible for their safety;

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•for people with disabilities who are physically able to operate and

maintain the device in accordance with this user manual.

3. Place the device on a dry and clean horizontal surface, making sure there is no

chance of tipping over. Never tilt the device while it is operating.

4. Do not install the device near open flames, hot surfaces or heating appliances.

5. Do not touch the bowl of the device during operation due to the possible

heating of its surface.

6. Do not open the large lid of the bowl during the device's operation.

7. Observe the minimum and maximum loading levels of the bowl of the device.

8. Do not put sugar, legumes and tough fibrous plants (e.g. dill stems, parsley, raw

asparagus) in the bowl, as it can jam the blade and cause the device damage.

9. Keep the minimum distance from other objects when operating the device (at

least 15 cm).

10. Do not store the bowl in the refrigerator, as the resulting condensation can

short-circuit the electrical contacts.

11. Do not touch the blades of the device with your hands to avoid cuts. Use the

supplied brush to clean the blades.

12. Do not use the blender in areas with extreme temperature fluctuations, in

humid atmospheres, or where splashes of water, drops or condensation might

get on the electrical contacts of the blender base, to avoid fire and/or electric

shock.

13. Before connecting the device to the mains, check that the rated voltage

indicated in the technical documentation corresponds to the electrical voltage

of the mains socket.

14. Before turning on the device, make sure that the bowl is properly installed and

the lids are closed.

15. Plug and unplug the power cable from the socket only with dry hands.

16. Place the power cable so that it cannot be accidentally stepped on or hooked

on.

17. Do not place the power cable on anything with a sharp edge and do not place

anything on the top of the cable.

18. Make sure that the power cord does not hang over the edge of furniture or

touch surfaces that could damage the insulation.

19. Do not wrap the power cord around the device.

20.If the power cable is damaged, first de-energize the socket, then unplug the

device. The power cable should only be replaced by a service technician.

21. Always unplug the power cable after using or cleaning the device.

22. Use only those attachments, accessories, materials or replacement parts

recommended or supplied by ASBISc for this model.

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23. Avoid electrical components of the device (handle and the bowl base, motor

unit) coming into contact with water. Water can cause contacts short circuit,

damage to the device, or electrical shock.

24.If any liquid gets on the handle or base of the blender bowl, dry the bowl upside

down for at least 24 hours before using it again. Have the device checked by an

authorized service center.

25. If the device has fallen into water, do not touch it under any circumstances and

unplug it immediately.

26. Never use the device after water penetration. Have it checked by an authorized

service center.

27. If you notice a malfunction, stop using the device immediately and contact the

service center.

28.The device and its accessories should only be repaired by a service center

technician. Never try to repair the device by yourself.

29. Do not make any modifications to the device or accessories.

30.Clean only after turning off and unplugging the device.

31. Do not use aggressive chemicals or abrasive materials for cleaning.

32. The device should be placed for storage in its original packaging.

33. During the use, keep the packaging out of the reach of children and pets (risk

of injury or strangulation).

 
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Contents 
Introduction.......................................................................................................................................................................... 3 
Copyright................................................................................................................................................................................ 3 
Responsibility and technical support ................................................................................................................3 
Standards compliance.................................................................................................................................................. 5 
Limitations and Warnings..........................................................................................................................................6 
Contents..................................................................................................................................................................................9 
General description and characteristics...................................................................................................... 11 
1 Intended use ........................................................................................................................................................... 11 
2 Specifications........................................................................................................................................................14 
3 Scope of supply ................................................................................................................................................... 16 
4 Packaging and labelling............................................................................................................................... 17 
5 Device control panel........................................................................................................................................18 
5.1 Control panel buttons.........................................................................................................................18 
5.2 Power monitoring mode................................................................................................................20 
5.3 Standby mode........................................................................................................................................20 
5.4 Operating mode of the device....................................................................................................21 
5.5 Setting the Blade Speed................................................................................................................. 22 
5.6 Self-cleaning mode............................................................................................................................. 22 
5.7 Delayed start mode............................................................................................................................ 22 
Installation and operation...................................................................................................................................24 
1 Unpacking and preparing for operation..........................................................................................24 
2 Description of program operation .......................................................................................................25 
3 Operating the device .................................................................................................................................... 27 
4 Overload and overheat protection ......................................................................................................33 
Maintenance .................................................................................................................................................................34 
1 Cleaning the device housing....................................................................................................................34 
2 Cleaning the bowl and accessories .....................................................................................................35 
Warranty obligations..............................................................................................................................................38 
1 AENO Service Centers...................................................................................................................................38 
2 Warranty service procedure.................................................................................................................... 39 
3 Limitation of Liability .................................................................................................................................... 39 
Storage, transportation and disposal...........................................................................................................41 
Other information.....................................................................................................................................................42 
Troubleshooting.........................................................................................................................................................43 
Glossary.............................................................................................................................................................................45 

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Figures and tables

Figure 1 –Appearance of the device.................................................................................................................. 11

Figure 2 –Elements of the device ...................................................................................................................... 13

Figure 3 –Scope of supply * .................................................................................................................................... 16

Figure 4 –Device control panel ...........................................................................................................................18

Figure 5 –Installation and preparation for operation.........................................................................24

Figure 6 –Ingredient Preparation..................................................................................................................... 27

Figure 7 –Blender Bowl Label .............................................................................................................................28

Figure 8 –Small lid closing diagram ............................................................................................................... 29

Figure 9 –Large lid closing procedure...........................................................................................................29

Figure 10 –Installing the bowl on the housing........................................................................................30

Figure 11 –Motor shaft connector....................................................................................................................... 31

Figure 12 –Program Indicators............................................................................................................................ 32

Figure 13 –Removing the end product......................................................................................................... 33

Figure 14 –Cleaning the device housing......................................................................................................34

Figure 15 –Cleaning the bowl............................................................................................................................... 35

Figure 16 –Electrical contacts in the bowl handle................................................................................ 36

Figure 17 –Cleaning the device covers.......................................................................................................... 37

Figure 18 –Prohibition of contact with water........................................................................................... 37

Table 1 –Main technical data ...............................................................................................................................14

Table 2 –Delivery set .................................................................................................................................................16

Table 3 –Device control panel ............................................................................................................................19

Table 4 –Cooking programs ...............................................................................................................................21