Klarstein DOLCE BACIO 10032322 User Manual
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To assemble the Klarstein DOLCE BACIO 10032322, start by placing the bowl into the base unit. Ensure it is securely seated. Attach the mixing paddle inside the bowl and then place the lid on top, locking it into place.
Check that the power cord is properly connected to a functioning outlet. Ensure the lid is securely locked, as the unit will not operate unless correctly assembled. If the problem persists, inspect the fuse and replace it if necessary.
Disassemble the unit by removing the lid, mixing paddle, and bowl. Wash these components with warm soapy water, rinse, and dry thoroughly. Wipe the base with a damp cloth. Do not immerse the base in water.
Ensure the bowl was pre-frozen for at least 12 hours. The mixture should be chilled before adding to the machine. Avoid overfilling the bowl and make sure the unit is not placed near a heat source.
The maximum capacity of the Klarstein DOLCE BACIO Ice Cream Maker is approximately 2 liters. It is important not to exceed this limit to ensure proper operation and avoid overflow.
Ensure the mixture is well-chilled before use. Adding a small amount of alcohol or using stabilizers can help. Avoid frequent opening of the lid during the freezing process to maintain a consistent temperature.
Yes, the Klarstein DOLCE BACIO Ice Cream Maker can be used to make sorbet. Follow the same procedure as for ice cream, using a sorbet mixture. Ensure the ingredients are well-chilled before processing.
Regularly clean all removable parts after use. Periodically check the power cord and plug for wear and tear. Ensure the bowl is always completely dry before placing it in the freezer.
Typically, churning takes about 20-40 minutes depending on the recipe and ambient temperature. The ice cream should have a soft-serve consistency when done.
If the ice cream is too soft, ensure the bowl is fully frozen and the mixture is properly chilled. Ambient temperature or exceeding the recommended capacity can also affect the freezing process.