Little Devil EQ - Blender Chandler - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Blender
Brand	Chandler
Model	Little Devil EQ
Dimensions (W x D x H)	15.2 x 15.2 x 38.1 cm
Weight	2.3 kg
Power Source	AC 120V~60Hz, 250W
Motor Power	250 W
Capacity	1.2 L
Speed Settings	2 speeds + pulse
Blade Material	Stainless steel
Jug Material	BPA-free Tritan
Dishwasher Safe Parts	Jug and lid only
Safety Features	Non-slip feet, overload protection
Cord Length	0.9 m
Warranty	2 years

Frequently Asked Questions - Little Devil EQ Chandler

Can I crush ice with the Little Devil EQ blender?

Yes, the stainless steel blades are designed to crush ice. Use the pulse function for best results.

How do I clean the blender jug?

The jug and lid are dishwasher safe. Alternatively, fill with warm water and a drop of dish soap, then blend on high for 30 seconds. Rinse thoroughly.

What is the maximum capacity for blending hot liquids?

Do not blend hot liquids above 60°C. The jug is not designed for high temperatures. Allow liquids to cool before blending.

Can I use the blender to grind coffee beans?

The Little Devil EQ is not recommended for dry grinding coffee beans. It is intended for wet blending. Use a dedicated coffee grinder for beans.

Why does the blender stop working during use?

The blender has overload protection. If it stops, unplug and let it cool for 10 minutes, then reduce the load and try again.

What is the proper way to assemble the blender?

Place the jug on the motor base, aligning the tabs. Turn the jug clockwise until it locks. Add ingredients, then secure the lid with the lid cap closed.

Can I blend nuts into butter?

Yes, but it requires patience. Start with low speed and gradually increase. Use the tamper (if included) to push nuts down. The motor may need rest intervals.

How do I sharpen the blades?

The blades are self-sharpening and do not require maintenance. If they become dull, contact Chandler customer service for replacement.

What should I do if the blender leaks?

Check the sealing ring under the blade assembly. Ensure it is properly seated. Also, do not overfill beyond the max line.

Where can I find replacement parts?

Replacement parts like jugs, lids, and blade assemblies are available on the Chandler website or authorized retailers. Use the model number Little Devil EQ.

USER MANUAL Little Devil EQ Chandler

Little Devil Equalizer - Designed by Wade Chandler Goeke

Chandler Limited, Little Devil, and the Little Devil Flame Logo are trademarks of Chandler Limited, Inc. All rights reserved.

Thank you for purchasing the Chandler Limited Little Devil Equalizer. Your Devil is handmade in the USA by real people. What does that mean? We do not use large solder or component machines that pick and solder the parts. We pay a real person to do it like they did in the golden age of gear. We do not have most of our work done in China only to do final assembly in America and then call it made in USA. We do not use surface mount components or ribbon cables commonly used in cell phones and computers to shrink their size and reduce the build time. Instead we use time proven through hole audio components, discrete transistors, and large transformers just like they did in the golden age of gear.

At Chandler we are proud of our American made products and we hope you like them!

The Little Devil Equalizer uses a 100% discrete transistor circuit and specially wound transformers. Included are item descriptions and hints to get you on your way. Please feel free to call our shop anytime for help or questions.

Prior to sending in your gear for repair, please contact our shop at the number below. We will assist you to trouble shooting the problem and if needed, we will issue you an RMA# to send in the gear.

Send repairs to: Chandler Limited, Inc. Attention: Repairs 2023 S. Charns St

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COMPATIBILITY-

The Little Devil Equalizer is tested and proven to have no start up or power errors in these racks-

API 500v 10-slot with L200 PSU

API 500-6B Lunchbox

API 500-6B HC "new version" Lunchbox

BAE 11-slot with power one supply

BAE 6-slot portable with power one supply

BAE 6-slot with Avedis designed supply

Emperical Labs 2-slot (awesome rack and worth the money!)

A-Designs 2-slot

Purple Sweet 10

As of the release of this product we have not yet tested with the Radial Workhorse.

POWER SUPPLY RECOMMENDATIONS-

With ANY 500 modules (not just the Devils) we recommend using a rack with external supply. We feel a power supply in such close proximity to the right hand slots of the rack can cause hum and noise floor issues with many modules by many manufacturers. For this reason we mainly recommend the API 500v rack with external L200 supply and the BAE 11-slot with external supply.

NOTES on BAE racks-

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TREBLE and BASS - The Devil Treble and Bass controls are English circuits as used in many of your favorite recordings and pieces of gear. It is a high and low shelving circuit as developed by JP Baxebdall and was used in classic 1073 and 1081 modules we all love, and many other known units. We started with these circuits and set the frequencies to 12k high frequency and selectable 60/110 Hz low frequency. From there I adjusted both the circuit and frequencies as my ears saw fit.

The Treble and Bass bands are both capacitor based circuits and thus have a high distinct sound that differs from modern gyrator parametric circuits. You'll find the Treble to be smooth and open sounding and the Bass warm and round.

The selectable Bass was tuned with different uses in mind. The 60Hz selection has been tuned for a deep, low bass sound suited for drums and bass guitar. The 110Hz selection has a wide sweeping curve that accents mid frequencies as well as bass. This is excellent for filling out guitars and bass and just about anything else.

MID Frequencies - As with the Treble and Bass the Mids are based on well loved English console circuits. Again they were used in 1073, 1081, and 33115 type designs as well as many other classic UK circuits. While the Treble and Bass are capacitor in design the Mids are inductor based. Those familiar with the sound of inductor circuits can testify to their wonderful sound. Modern gyrator, parametric, and plug in equalizers can't touch the "cool" provided by the inductor

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LOW FILTER - As with all the Devil EQ circuits this too has English heritage. The simple pushbutton circuit allows for three selections

by pushing different combinations. Left is 47Hz. Right is 82Hz. Both is 150Hz. Unlike most Chandler products, which have wide extended frequency response, the Devil EQ is sharply cut at 20Hz on the low end. This can help to keep the low end spectrum from becoming muddy. For this reason the filter steps start at 47Hz. You may still find it useful to switch the filter to this first step to clear out low frequency mud.

BYPASS - The Bypass on the Devil EQ is a hardwire bypass. When set to bypass there is absolutely no circuit in your signal path.

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CE Certification

Chandler Limited declares under its sole responsibility that all products manufactured by them are in compliance with EC directives 2004/108/EC Electromagnetic Compatibility; 2004/108/EG Electromagnetic Compatibility; 2006/95/EC Low Voltage Equipment Safety.