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Jamie Oliver Food processor Philips HR7782 – user manual

1000 W, 3.4 L bowl, 8 accessories – Food processor Philips HR7782

: Voltage: 220-240 V; Frequency: 50/60 Hz; Speeds: 2+ pulse; Safety: Lid and bowl detection, mechanical 1.5 sec brake; Cord length: 120 cm; Bowl capacity dry: 3.4 l; Bowl working capacity dough: 1700 g; Bowl working capacity flour: 1000 g; Bowl capacity liquid: 2 l

: Stainless steel chopping knife: chopping, Beating, creaming, crumbling, cutting, folding in, mashing, mincing; Kneading tool: For (heavy) kneading, mixing dough, batter; Citrus press: For pressing of citrus fruits; Balloon beater: For whipping, whisking, mixing and emulsifying; Number of inserts/discs: 2

Pusher, inner pusher: ABS, SAN; Knife holder, balloon beater: POM; Disks, chopping blade: Stainless steel; Kneading tool, citrus press: PP; Bowl including lid and blender: SAN; Colour(s): Star white & horizon blue

Jenny says:

December 5, 2014 at 10:56 am

I have just bought a food processor and there is nothing to tell me what each blade is used for and so few recipes
Jill says:

October 22, 2015 at 7:44 pm

I must say the so called user manual for Jamies food processor is pathethic and cheap.
Every other food processor I have purchased comes with a proper book with clear and precise instructions, not just stupid little miniature drawings of fruit and vegetables that are hardly recognizable.
Dissapointed??? yes.
Yvonne Sansom says:

November 20, 2015 at 7:45 pm

I have been trying to find a section on your website where I can buy a replacement bowl for my processor. My handle has come away from the bowl.
- marmen says:
  
  November 21, 2015 at 4:36 pm
  
  I'm sorry, but that section is not here yet. Can anyone recommend a store? Does anyone have a good experience?
sue says:

October 4, 2016 at 3:23 am

lovely machine - great big motor so should be good for mincing stuff like meat and fish, easy to clean to. I agree the instruction manual is pathetic, and there is a lack of information about the way you can use this blender. ive been looking at the internet and even then there is not much there. I guesse its the case of having confidence to try different things! just made a batch of coleslaw and its come out beautiful but I don't want this to become an expensive carrot grater!!!!