HR1760 - Blender PHILIPS - Free user manual and instructions

Type	Blender
Model	HR1760
Brand	Philips
Dimensions (H x W x D)	40 cm x 20 cm x 20 cm
Weight	1.5 kg
Power consumption	700 W
Voltage	220-240 V, 50-60 Hz
Jar capacity	1.5 L
Jar material	Glass reinforced plastic
Blade material	Stainless steel
Speed settings	2 speeds + pulse
Functions	Blending, pureeing, crushing ice, mixing
Safety features	Locking lid, overload protection, non-slip feet
Cleaning	Dishwasher-safe jar and lid (top rack)
Spare parts	Jar assembly, lid, blade unit
Repairability	Spare parts available; user-replaceable blade
Warranty	2 years

Frequently Asked Questions - HR1760 PHILIPS

How do I clean the blender jar?

Remove the jar from the base. Rinse with warm soapy water or place on the top rack of a dishwasher. Do not immerse the motor base.

Can I crush ice with this blender?

Yes, the Philips HR1760 can crush ice using the pulse function. Add ice cubes, pulse 3-5 times, then blend until desired consistency.

What is the maximum capacity for hot liquids?

Do not blend hot liquids exceeding 60°C. Always let liquids cool before blending to avoid pressure buildup.

Why won't the blender start?

Ensure the jar is properly locked onto the base and the lid is securely closed. Check the power cord and outlet. The overload protection may have tripped; let it cool for 15 minutes.

Can I replace the blade?

Yes, the blade unit is replaceable. Order spare part HR1760/00 from Philips. Unplug before replacement.

Is the jar dishwasher safe?

Yes, the jar and lid are dishwasher safe on the top rack. The blade unit should be hand washed to preserve sharpness.

What does the pulse function do?

The pulse function gives short bursts of high speed for controlled chopping, mixing, or crushing. Press and release the pulse button as needed.

How do I remove the jar from the base?

Turn the jar clockwise to unlock from the base. Lift it straight up. Do not use excessive force.

Can I use the blender for hot soup?

Yes, but allow soup to cool below 60°C before blending. Start at low speed and gradually increase to avoid splashing.

Where can I find the user manual?

The user manual is available for free download on notice-facile.com in PDF format. Search for Philips HR1760.

USER MANUAL HR1760 PHILIPS

Comfort HRI77X, HRI76X

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ENGLISH 4

ESPAÑOL 20

HRI77X, HRI76X

Important

Read the instructions for use and look at the illustrations before you start using the appliance.
Check if the voltage indicated on the appliance corresponds to the local mains voltage (110 - 127V or 220 - 240V) before you connect the appliance.
Never use accessories or parts from other manufactures or that have not been specifically advised by Philips. Your guarantee will become invalid if such accessories or parts have been used.
If the mains cord of this appliance is damaged, it must always be replaced by Philips or a service centre authorised by Philips, as special tools and/or parts are required.
Do not use the appliance if the mains cord, the plug or other parts are damaged.
Do not exceed the quantities and preparation times indicated in the tables.
Assemble the appliance properly before putting the plug in the wall socket.
Keep the appliance out of the reach of children.
Never immerse the motor unit in water or any other fluid, nor rinse it under the tap. Use only a moist cloth to clean the motor unit.
When the jar unit or the optional accessories (mill and chopper, not supplied with this appliance) have been properly fixed onto the motor unit, you will hear a click.

Avoid touching the SHARP blades. Never touch the blades when the appliance is plugged in.
If the blades get stuck, UNPLUG THE APPLIANCE before removing the ingredients that are blocking the blades.
Let hot ingredients cool down before chopping them or pouring them into the jar (max. temperature 80^ C/175°F).

Preparing the appliance for use

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▶Type HR176x: Push excess mains cord back into the cord storage compartment on the right side of the appliance.

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▶Type HR177x: Push excess mains cord back into the cord storage compartment on the right side of the appliance.
- Wash all accessories and detachable parts (see section 'Cleaning').

Using the appliance

Blender

The blender is intended for:

• Blending fluids, e.g. dairy products, sauces, fruit juices, soups, mixed drinks, shakes.
• Mixing soft ingredients, e.g. pancake batter and mayonnaise.

- Pureeing cooked ingredients, e.g. for making baby food.

I Take the handgrip in your right hand and mount the jar unit onto the motor unit.

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2 Open the lid.

Open the lid by pressing the projection on the side of the handle.

To remove the lid, open it and then pull it upwards. You need only remove the lid for cleaning purposes.

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3 Put the ingredients in the jar.

Do not prepare recipes that contain large quantities of oil or fat.

To avoid spillage, never fill the jar above the maximum level indication (1.5 litres), particularly not when you are blending hot or foaming liquids (maximum 1.1 litres).

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4 Close the lid and insert the stopper into the opening in the lid.

To avoid spillage, always insert the stopper into the lid before you start processing.

The speed settings allow you to adjust the speed of the appliance to obtain optimal results. Consult the table for the recommended speed settings.

Settings	Recommended applications
	Making chocolate milk and blending instant juices and cocktails with alcohol
	Blending soft fruits and milkshakes with soft fruits
○	Making mayonnaise
	Blending soups, milkshakes with harder fruits (e.g. apples) and cocktails with fresh fruits
	Making different kinds of sauces (e.g. tomato sauce), pureeing hard fruits, vegetables (e.g. carrots) and cooked beans and making baby food
	Crushing ice cubes
	Chopping nuts (shelled), hard cheese, chocolate, dry bread, beef, parsley and onions

5 HR176x: Switch the appliance on by selecting the correct speed. HR177x: Select the appropriate speed setting and switch the appliance on by pressing the On/Off button.
If you are not sure which speed to select, choose the highest speed.
6 To switch the appliance off, press the OFF button (HR176x) or the On/OFF button (HR177x)
7 If you want to use the "Pulse" function:

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• HRI76x: Press the "Pulse" button. The appliance will run at max. speed and it will stop as soon as you release the "Pulse" button.
• HRI77x: Select the appropriate speed by pressing the corresponding speed button and then press the "Pulse" button. The appliance will run at the selected speed and will stop as soon as you release the "Pulse" button.

Tips

While the blender is running, you can pull the stopper of the lid and pour liquid ingredients into the blender jar.
Do not let the blender run for more than 3 minutes at a time. If you have not finished blending after 3 minutes, switch the appliance off for one minute before you continue blending.
Cut solid ingredients into smaller pieces before putting them into the blender. Feed a series of small amounts into the jar rather than processing a large quantity at once.
If you are not satisfied with the results when blending solid ingredients, switch the blender off and let it run briefly a number of times by using the pulse setting. If this doesn't help, stir the ingredients with a spatula (not while the blender is running), or reduce the contents of the jar and start processing smaller amounts.
To crush ice cubes, remove the stopper and drop the ice cubes into the jar while the blender is running. Keep the lid on the jar during processing.

Never put your hand or an object in the jar while the blender is running.

Accessories

Filter (types HRI764, HRI767, HRI774 and HRI777 only)

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You can use the filter accessory to prepare extra finely blended sauces, fresh fruit juices or cocktails. All pips and skins will be caught in the filter.

I Put the filter in the blender jar.

2 Make sure the filter is properly fitted onto the bottom of the jar. The grooves on the filter and the ribs inside the blender jar will help you put the filter in the right position.

3 Put the lid on the jar to fix the filter in its proper position.

4 Put the ingredients in the filter through the opening in the lid.

5 Add water or any other liquid.

6 Put the stopper in place and switch the appliance on. Select the highest speed and let the appliance run for 40 seconds.

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7 Switch the appliance off. Pour out the drink through the spout of the blender jar.
8 For optimal results, put the jar with the remaining ingredients back onto the appliance and let it run for a few more seconds.
9 Pour out the rest of the drink.

Tips

Particularly when you are processing large quantities, we advise you not to put all the ingredients in the filter at the same time. Start processing a small quantity, let the appliance run for a moment, switch it off and then add another small quantity. Repeat this procedure until you have processed all the ingredients.

For making soy milk:

• Soak soy beans for 4 hours before processing them.
• You can process max. 50 g of dry soy beans with max. 500 ml water.

For making fruit juices and cocktails:

- Add approx. 300 ml water (or another liquid for cocktails etc.) to 150 g fruit.

Chopper (type HRI762, HRI763, HRI772 and HRI773 only)

The chopper can be used for chopping ingredients like nuts, meat, onions, hard cheese, dried fruits, chocolate, garlic, herbs, dry bread etc.

I Place the chopper on the motor unit. Turn it in the direction of the arrow until you hear a click.

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2 Put the blade unit in the chopper.

The cutting edges of the blades are very sharp Avoid touching them!

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3 Put the ingredients in the beaker. Cut large ingredients into pieces of approximately 2 cm/l inch before processing them.

Never exceed the maximum quantity. See the table for the advised quantities and speed settings.

Ingredients	Quantities
peppercorns	5-25 g
sesame seeds	10-50 g
rice, wheat	25-75 g
soy beans	25-75 g
dried peas	25-75 g
coconut flesh	25-75 g
coffee beans	25-50 g
cheese	25-75 g
breadcrumbs	20-40 g
sugar cubes	25-50 g
nuts (shelled)	25-75 g

Select the maximum processing speed (setting 🎨) when using the mill.

Tips

To chop meat, coconut, cheese and breadcrumbs, cut the ingredients into smaller pieces before you start processing them. Chop a quantity equivalent to I teacup and remove this quantity from the beaker after chopping. Follow the same procedure with the rest of the ingredients to be chopped.

Use the blender for mixing liquids, not the chopper.

4 Put the lid on the beaker and turn it clockwise until it is properly fixed. Then switch the appliance on.

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5 If the ingredients stick to the chopper beaker wall, switch the appliance off and loosen the ingredients by adding liquid or using a spatula.

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If the appliance shakes when you switch it on because the food is not evenly distributed, put your hand on the lid.

6 When you have finished chopping, switch the appliance off, unplug it and detach the chopper by turning it in the direction of the arrow.
7 Remove the chopper from the motor unit before you empty the beaker.

Mill (type HR1761, HR1763, HR1771 and HR1773 only)

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The mill can be used for grinding and chopping ingredients such as peppercorns, sesame seeds, rice, wheat, coconut flesh, nuts (shelled), coffee beans, soy beans, dried peas, cheese, breadcrumbs, etc.

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Put the ingredients in the beaker. Process only dry ingredients. Do not fill the beaker beyond the 'MAX' indication. See the table for the advised quantities.

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Ingredients	Quantities
onions	50-100 g
meat (lean, uncooked)	50-200 g
parsley	10-20 g
fruits	75-150 g
vegetables (uncooked)	75-150 g
cheese (firm, crustless)	50-100 g
baby food	100-200 g
nuts (shelled)	25-150 g

Use the ⚙setting for chopping soft ingredients, e.g. onions and herbs.When chopping hard ingredients, it is recommended to press the Pulse setting several times at the end of the processing job to obtain a very fine chopping result.

2 Place the rubber ring on the blade unit.

3 Screw the blade unit onto the beaker.

If this requires some effort, moisten the rubber ring with a drop of water.

4 Turn the assembled mill upside down and screw it onto the motor unit in the direction of the arrow.

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5 Preferably use the mill at pulse position.

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After processing, you can use the shaker lid to sprinkle the ingredients evenly onto a dish.

Cleaning

Cleaning of the appliance, its parts and the accessories is easiest immediately after use.

Never clean the accessories or the parts of the appliance in the dishwasher.

Clean the motor unit with a moist cloth.

Do not use abrasives, scourers, alcohol, etc.

I Unplug the appliance, detach the accessories and parts you have used and clean them in warm, soapy water.

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2 Then rinse them under the tap to wash away soap residues.

3 When you have used the chopper, use warm soapy water to clean it after use.

4 Clean the jar, the lid and the filter in warm soapy water.

It is recommended to remove the rubber ring from the mill before cleaning.

5 Wipe the motor unit with a damp cloth. Do not immerse this part in water!

Quick cleaning of the blender jar

Pour lukewarm water and some washing-up liquid into the blender jar, up to the level indicated on the jar (0.5 litre).

2 Assemble the lid and the stopper.

3 HR176x: Let the appliance run for a few moments by pressing the Quick Clean button. (When you release the button, the appliance stops running). HR177x: Select speed 4 or 5 and let the appliance run for a few moments by pressing the Quick Clean button. (When you release the button, the appliance stops running).

4 Detach the blender jar and rinse it with clean water.

Guarantee & service

If you need information or if you have a problem, please visit the Philips Web site at www.philips.com or contact the Philips Customer Care Centre in your country (you will find its phone number in the worldwide guarantee leaflet). If there is no Customer Care Centre in your country, turn to your local Philips dealer or contact the Service Department of Philips Domestic Appliances and Personal Care BV.

Recipes

Do not exceed the recommended processing times.

Let the appliance cool down to room temperature after completing each recipe.

Broccoli soup

• 50 g Gouda cheese
• 250 g cooked broccoli
• 2 cooked potatoes
• 2 stock cubes (chicken or vegetable)
• a dash of cream
• a pinch of curry
• salt
• pepper
• nutmeg

▶ First cook the broccoli and retain 3/4 l of the water in which the broccoli has been cooked. Shred the cheese. Put the cooked broccoli with a

little of the cooking water and the potatoes in the blender jar and process at maximum speed (setting 🎨). Put the broccoli puree and the stock cubes in the rest of the cooking water and bring to the boil.Add the cheese and season the soup with salt, pepper, nutmeg and a dash of cream. Serve with croutons.

Cheesecake

• 4 eggs
• 525 ml milk
• 75g margarine
• 90g Parmesan cheese cut into 1 -cm cubes
• 440g sugar
• 290g corn flour
• 250g wheat flour
• I tbsp dried yeast

- Put the eggs, milk, margarine, Parmesan cheese and sugar in the jar. Let the appliance run at maximum speed (💡) for 10 seconds.

- Add the corn flour spoon by spoon and let the appliance run for 20 seconds at maximum speed (💡). Then add the wheat flour spoon by spoon and let the appliance run for another 30 seconds at maximum speed (💡). Add the dried yeast and let the appliance run for 10 more seconds. Then turn the appliance off. Put the mixture in a baking tin that has been greased with oil or margarine and then floured. Bake the cheesecake in the oven at 200° -210°C for approximately 35-40 minutes.

Gazpacho

• 250 g tomatoes
• 2 slices of white bread
• I large clove of garlic
• 15 ml red wine vinegar
• 150 ml tomato juice
• 100 g fresh red pepper
• | small onion
• 1/2 cucumber
• 15 ml olive oil
• salt
• pepper

- Put the tomato juice, olive oil and vinegar in the jar. Then add all the other ingredients. Blend the ingredients until you have obtained a smooth soup. Serve chilled.

Milkshakes

• 200 ml milk
• 30 g banana
• 30 g papaya
• 30 g apple
• 30 g sugar

▶ Peel the fruits and cut them into pieces. First put the milk in the jar, then add the fruits and the sugar. Blend approx. 30 seconds at the ⚙️ setting.

Importante

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