User Manual for Flama 1705FL Chopper
Quick guide for the Flama 1705FL Chopper. Includes safety warnings, operating instructions, cleaning tips, and troubleshooting for optimal use.
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Quick guide from the manual
This appliance is designed for chopping food. Important: Do not use for more than 10 seconds continuously. Allow a 1-minute cool-down period between uses to prevent motor overload. Do not process hot ingredients (above 50°C), hard foods (nuts, coffee beans, frozen items), or glutinous substances (jam).
Description
The appliance consists of the following parts: Motorized base, Cup, Blade, Chopper lid, Central column, and Power switch.

Operating Instructions
- Place the cup on the motorized base.
- Attach the blade to the central column and ensure it is secure.
- Add food cut into medium-sized pieces. Do not exceed 2/3 of the cup's capacity.
- Place the lid on the cup.
- Plug the appliance into an electrical socket.
- Turn on the appliance by pressing down on the lid in short, vertical pulses (approx. 2 seconds each).
- To stop, release pressure on the lid.
- Wait for the blade to stop completely before removing the lid.
Cleaning and Maintenance
Always unplug the appliance before cleaning. Never submerge the motorized base in water. Other accessories can be washed in warm water with detergent or in a dishwasher (max 65°C). Handle the blade with care.
Troubleshooting
If the appliance does not work, check the power connection. If there is a burning smell, it may be normal during first uses or due to motor overload. If the blade does not rotate, check for poor assembly or if food pieces are too large.
Manufacturer information
FLAMA, SA
Practical help
Common problems
Check if the appliance is properly plugged into the electrical socket.
This is normal during the first few uses. If it persists, the motor may be overloaded; ensure you are adhering to the recommended quantities.
Motor overheating. Unplug the appliance and wait 30 minutes before using it again.
Check for poor assembly or if the food pieces are too large. Cut ingredients into smaller pieces.
Before use
- Ensure the supply voltage matches the appliance's rating plate.
- Check that the power cord and plug are free of damage.
- Ensure all parts are correctly assembled before use.
- Cut food into medium-sized pieces.
- Do not exceed 2/3 of the cup's capacity.
Specs in practice
- Max continuous use
- 10 seconds. Exceeding this requires a 1-minute cool-down.
- Max food temperature
- 50°C. Do not process hotter ingredients.
- Max dishwasher temperature
- 65°C. Accessories are dishwasher safe up to this limit.
Images and diagrams
- The parts diagram illustrates the assembly order: Motorized base (1), Cup (2), Blade (3), and Chopper lid (4).
Model compatibility
- Not suitable for hard foods like nutmeg, coffee beans, bones, or frozen items.
- Not suitable for glutinous substances like jam or marmalade.
- Not suitable for very watery or juicy foods like tomatoes.
Manual page author
Michael Turner
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