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USER MANUAL MultiBack Topclass 3in1 B7.001 BEEM

Introduction Dear customer, With the purchase of the MULTI-BACK TOPCLASS 3 in 1 Bread Maker, you have chosen a quality product from BEEM. The MULTI- BACK TOPCLASS 3 in 1 Bread Maker allows you to easily make various types of bread. In addition you can use the MULTI-BACK TOPCLASS 3 in 1 to make tasty jams, pastas, pizza doughs and cakes. Please read the information below to become familiar with your appli- ance fast and make a full use of its functions. Your appliance will serve your needs for many years to come pro- vided you handle it and maintain with due care. We would like to wish you much pleasure while using it. Your BEEM Blitz-Elektro-Erzeugnisse Manufaktur Details of this instruction manual This instruction manual forms an integral part of the MULTI-BACK TOPCLASS 3 in 1 Bread Maker (hereinafter referred to as "appli- ance") and contains important information for the commissioning, safety, intended use and care of the appliance. The instruction manual has to be kept near the unit at all times. It must be read and observed by all persons entrusted with operation, troubleshooting and/or cleaning of the appliance. Keep this instruction manual in a safe place and pass it on with the unit to any future owners. Copyright This document is copyrighted. Any duplication or reprinting, in whole or in part, as well as reproduc- tion of the illustrations even in modied form is only permitted with the written approval of the manufacturer.44 Details of this instruction manual BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Warning statements The following warnings are used in the present instruction manual: DANGER A warning of this category draws attention to an impending dangerous situation. If the dangerous situation is not avoided, it may lead to serious injury or even death. Follow the instructions in this warning to avoid the danger of ► serious injury or even death. WARNING A warning statement for this safety risk class indicates a potentially dangerous condition. If the dangerous condition is not prevented, it will cause injury. Follow the instructions in the warning message in order to pre- ► vent injuries of people. CAUTION A warning statement for this safety risk class indicates a damage risk. If the dangerous condition is not prevented, it will cause damage to objects. Follow the instructions in the warning message in order to pre- ► vent such damage. NOTE A note contains additional tips to facilitate the use of the appli- ► ance.45 Details of this instruction manual BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Intended use This appliance is intended for non-commercial use in closed rooms for baking different types of bread and cake and for making doughs, pastas and jams. Use in any other or further way is not considered an intended use. WARNING Danger from use for other than the intended purpose! If not used for its intended purpose and/or used in any other way, the appliance may be or become a source of danger. Use the machine only for its intended purpose. ► Observe the procedures described in this instruction manual. ► No claims of any kind will be accepted for damage or injury resulting from use of the machine for other than its intended purpose. The risk has to be borne solely by the machine owner. If used commercially, please observe the conditions of the modied warranty period. Disclaimer All technical information, data and instructions on installation, opera- tion and care of the appliance contained in this instruction manual represent the latest status at the time of printing. No claims can be derived from the information, illustrations and de- scriptions in this instruction manual. The manufacturer assumes no liability for damage or injury resulting from failure to observe the instruction manual, use for other than the intended purpose, unprofessional repairs, unauthorised modications or use of non-approved spare parts.46 Safety BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Safety This unit complies with the prescribed safety regulations. Improper use can, however, result in personal injury and/or appliance damage. For safe use of the appliance, observe the following fundamental safety precautions and the precautions described separately in the individual sections. Fundamental safety precautions Check up the appliance for visible outside damage. Do not use a ■ damaged appliance. Children must be supervised to ensure that they do not play with ■ the appliance. Do not leave the appliance unattended during operation. ■ Always pull the mains lead out of the plug socket at the plug, not ■ at the mains lead. This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including ■ children) with restricted physical, sensory or mental capabilities or with insufcient experience and/or knowledge unless they are su- pervised by a person responsibly for their safety or have received instructions from such a person in the use of the appliance. Do not use this appliance in conjunction with an external timer or ■ a separate remote control system. All repair of the appliance must be provided by authorized quali- ■ ed service and/or manufacturer's customer service staff only. Unqualied repairs result in considerable danger for the user. In addition, the warranty will be void. Repairs to the appliance during the warranty period may only be ■ carried out by service centres authorised by the manufacturer as the warranty will otherwise be voided in the event of damage or subsequent damage. Faulty parts must be replaced with original spare parts only. Only ■ such parts can ensure that safety requirements will be honoured.47 Safety BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Electric shock hazard DANGER Electric shock hazard! Contact with live leads or components poses a risk of seri- ous injury or even death! Observe the following safety precautions to avoid any electric shock hazard: Do not use the appliance if the mains lead or plug is damaged. ► Before using the appliance again, have a new mains lead in- stalled by a qualied electrician. On no account should the housing of the unit be opened. ► Electric shock hazard if live connections are touched and/or the electrical and mechanical conguration is changed. Never immerse the appliance or the mains plug in water or ► other liquids. Danger of burns WARNING The bread maker becomes very hot during operation! Observe the following safety precautions to avoid burning yourself. Do not open the appliance during the baking process. ► Wear oven gloves when removing the baking form from the ► appliance. Before any cleaning, make sure to cool down the appliance. ►48 Initial use BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Initial use Safety tips WARNING Persons may be injured or material damage may be caused during commissioning of the appliance! Observe the following safety precautions to avoid any danger: Packaging must never be used to play with. A risk of asphyxia- ► tion is involved. Observe the information on the demands on the installation lo- ► cation and on the electrical connection of the appliance to avoid personal injury and material damage. Unpacking Remove the appliance, all accessory parts, the instruction manual, the quick-start guide and the recipe book from the box. Remove all packaging materials and protective foils from the ap- pliance and the accessories before using them for the rst time. NOTE Do not remove the rating plate or any warning signs on the ► appliance.49 Initial use BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Scope of supply and transport inspection As standard, the appliance is delivered with the following parts: Bread Maker ● Bread baking form with dough hook ● Cake baking form with agitator ● Ingredients dispenser ● Measuring cup ● Measuring spoon ● Operating instructions ● Quick-start guide ● Recipe book ● NOTE Check if delivered complete and with no visible defects. Report ► an incomplete or damaged delivery to your supplier/dealer im- mediately. Disposal of the packaging The packaging protects the appliance from transport damage. The packaging material was chosen in consideration of the aspects of environmental friendliness and disposal technology involved, and thus is recyclable. Recycling the packaging material for further use allows to save raw materials and reduces the waste generation. When no longer required, dispose of the packaging materials in accordance with the local regulations in force. NOTE Keep the original packaging, if possible, during the warranty ► period in order to be able to pack the appliance properly in the event of a warranty claim. Transport damage will lead to a void warranty.50 Initial use BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Demands on the installation location For safe and trouble-free operation of the appliance, the installation location has to satisfy the following requirements: Place the appliance on a dry, at and heat-resistant surface. ■ Do not place the appliance in a hot, wet or very humid environ- ■ ment or in the vicinity of inammable materials. Select the installation location such that children cannot touch the ■ hot surfaces of the appliance. The plug socket used must be easily accessible in order to be ■ able to disconnect the appliance from the electric circuit quickly in the event of an emergency. Electrical connection For safe and trouble-free operation of the appliance, the following instructions have to be observed for the electrical connection: Before connecting the appliance, compare the connection data ■ (voltage and frequency) on the rating plate with those of your mains power supply. The data must correspond in order to avoid damage to the appliance. If in doubt, ask your electrical appliance retailer. Ensure that the mains lead is undamaged and is not laid over hot ■ surfaces and/or sharp edges. The mains lead must not be strained, kinked or come into contact ■ with the hot appliance. Lay the mains lead in such a way that it does not pose a tripping ■ hazard. The electrical safety of the appliance is only assured when it is ■ connected to a properly installed protective earth (PE) conduc- tor system. Connection to a plug socket without PE conductor is forbidden. If in doubt, have the house installation checked by a qualied electrician. The manufacturer assumes no liability for injury or damage caused by a missing or interrupted protective earth conductor.51 Initial use BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Appliance overview 1 Control panel and display 6 Dough hook 2 Cover 7 Cake baking form 3 Window 8 Agitator 4 Ingredients dispenser 9 Measuring spoon 5 Bread baking form 10 Measuring cup Inserting and removing baking form and dough hook/agitator NOTE When the term "baking form" is used in this manual, the term ► refers to both the bread baking form and the cake baking form. For conciseness, the mention of both forms has been deliber- ately avoided. The form in question is only mentioned speci- cally when instructions refer only to this particular form.52 Initial use BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Inserting dough hook/agitator Press the dough hook/agitator onto the driving pin in the middle of the baking form base. Hook and pin have at surfaces and only t together when these surfaces are aligned. The driving pin is held by a wing nut on the underside of the baking form. Removing dough hook/agitator Hold the wing nut on the underside of the baking form rmly with one hand and the dough hook/agitator rmly with the other. Pull the dough hook/agitator off the driving pin with a slight turn- ing movement while turning the wing nut in the opposite direction at the same time. NOTE You can remove the dough hook/agitator after the last knead- ► ing cycle of the selected baking programme so that it does not leave a hole in the bread after baking. Coat your hands with a little our and lift out the bread dough in order to be able to pull the dough hook/agitator up out of the baking form.53 Initial use BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Inserting the baking form First press the dough hook/agitator onto the driving pin of the baking form. Lower the baking form into the appliance so that it is not quite straight. Then turn the baking form in clockwise direction until it locks. Removing the baking form Open the appliance cover. Turn the baking form at the handle in anti-clockwise direction as far as it will go. Lift the baking form out of the appliance. WARNING Danger of burns! Housing, baking form and heater coil become very hot dur- ing operation! Wear oven gloves when removing the baking form from the ap- ► pliance at the end of the baking programme.54 Initial use BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Before using for the rst time CAUTION Danger of damage to the appliance, individual parts or non- stick coating! Do not wash the appliance or any of the individual parts in a ► dish washer. Never use sharp objects or abrasive cleaning agents to clean ► the inside of the bread maker, the forms or the dough hook/agi- tator in order to avoid damaging the non-stick coating. Ensure that all packaging materials have been removed from the appliance (protective lms, etc.). Check that all parts are present (see section Scope of supply and transport inspection). Remove the baking form from the appliance together with the dough hook/agitator (see section Inserting and removing bak- ing form and dough hook/agitator). Wipe the inside and outside of the appliance with a damp cloth (use only a mild detergent). Wash all the other individual parts (items 4 - 10 in the appliance overview) in hot water with a little added mild detergent. Dry the appliance and the individual parts thoroughly and allow them to dry completely in the air.55 Initial use BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Control panel and display NOTE Press the buttons described below several times to try out all ► the setting possibilities. Each press of a button is followed by an acoustic signal. Observe the display; it changes at every press of the button. Each combination of programme, degree of browning and ► weight is automatically displayed with the corresponding baking time. ■ : This button is used to select from the eleven preset pro- grammes. The set programme is shown in the displayed under Menu (baking programme 1 - 11). ■ : This button is used to set the weight of the nished bread. You can choose from three different sizes: = 540g, = 680g or = 900g. A line under the set weight on the display indicates your choice. ■ : This button allows you to choose between three degrees of browning for programmes 1 - 4: = light, = medium, = dark. In addition, you can shorten the baking time in bak- ing programmes 1, 2 or 3 with the setting . A line above the selected degree of browning indicates your choice. ■ : This button is used to start the selected programme. To stop the programme, hold this button depressed for about two sec- onds.56 Initial use BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

■ / : These buttons are used to increase or decrease the appliance timer settings in 10 minute steps. Note that the dis- played time indicates when the baking process will be completed. A maximum setting of 15 hours is possible. Example: On the display, the timer shows 6:30. This means that the baking programme will be nished in 6 hours and 30 minutes. When you start the programme with the button, the timer starts to run down. Your bread will be ready in 6 hours and 30 minutes. These buttons are also used to set the baking time for menu 10. When the appliance is connected to the power supply, the following basic setting appears on the display: The individual phases of the baking programmes are depicted to the left and right of the display. When the button is pressed, a trian- gle on the left or right side of the display indicates the momentary phase of the baking programme. Timer (if starting delay is active) Rising of the dough Preheating of the bread maker Baking of the dough Kneading of the dough Holding the nished product Resting of the dough End of the programme57 Operation and function BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Operation and function This section contains important information on the operation of the appliance. Safety tips DANGER Electric shock hazard! Ensure that the appliance is completely dry before use. ► WARNING Danger of burns! Housing, baking form and heater coil become very hot dur- ing operation! Do not touch any parts inside the appliance when the appliance ► is in operation. Wear oven gloves when removing the baking form from the ap- ► pliance at the end of the baking programme. WARNING Risk of injury from dough hook/agitator! Dough hook and agitator are driven by a powerful motor! Do not reach into the baking form when the appliance is in opera- ► tion.58 Operation and function BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Basic operation of the appliance NOTE Baking tips can be found in the recipe book supplied. ► Remove the baking form from the appliance and if necessary push the dough hook/agitator onto the driving pin in the base of the baking form (see section Inserting and removing baking form and dough hook/agitator). Pour the measured baking ingredients into the baking form. Ori- entate yourself here to the baking instructions in the recipe book or on the packaging of the selected bread baking mixture. NOTE You can use the measuring cup and measuring spoon supplied ► for measuring the baking ingredients. For liquids, place the measuring cup on a at surface and check the lling level at eye level. Place the baking form into the appliance (see section Inserting and removing baking form and dough hook/agitator). Close the lid. Insert the plug into a mains socket. Select the desired baking programme with button . Set the bread weight with button . Select the degree of browning of the bread crust with button . If you do not wish to start the baking programme immediately, set the time after which the bread should be nished with the buttons and . Press button to start the programme. NOTE As soon as you press ► , all other button functions are blocked.59 Operation and function BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

The appliance now starts to perform the selected baking programme. The progress of the baking program is indicated by the triangle on the left or right side of the display. NOTE You can interrupt a programme by holding the ► button pressed for about two seconds. At the end of the baking time, an acoustic signal sounds several times. The holding phase starts (menus 1-6, 10 and 11 only). NOTE You can also take the baking form out of the appliance during ► the holding time. To do this, terminate the programme by hold- ing the button pressed for about two seconds and pull the mains plug out of the plug socket. At the end of the programme, the display shows the selected starting position. Lift the baking form out of the appliance using oven gloves. Allow the bread or cake to cool down slightly before removing from the form. NOTE Pull the dough hook/agitator out of the bread after baking be- ► fore cutting the bread. You can also remove the dough hook/agitator after the last ► kneading cycle of the selected baking programme so that it does not leave a hole in the bread after baking. Coat your hands with a little our and lift out the bread dough in order to be able to pull the dough hook/agitator up out of the baking form. Further tips on an optimum baking result can be found in the ► recipe book supplied.60 Operation and function BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Baking programmes You can select from 11 preset baking programmes using the button : Menu 1 - Basic Baking of brown bread. You can add other ingredients to improve the taste, e.g. pumpkin seeds, bacon or roasted onions. This is the most frequently used programme. Menu 2 - White bread Baking of white bread. The classic variant is wheat bread, a light bread with a crisp crust. Menu 3 - Wholemeal bread Wholemeal bread is made i.a. from crushed or ground wholemeal cereal. The programme starts with preheating, i.e. the ingredient are warmed before kneading. NOTE To shorten the menus 1, 2 or 3, select the setting ► with the button . In this case the water added should be lukewarm. Menu 4 – Sweet bread Sweet breads are frequently made with milk and can contain ingredient such as chocolate shavings, raisins or nuts for added taste. Menu 5 - Accelerated baking programme This programme allows you to shorten the baking time for brown and white bread. For example, a brown bread with menu 1 and the settings and takes 3 hours and 25 minutes, with menu 5 on the other hand only 1 hour and 20 minutes. The time is saved on the resting phases of the dough. We therefore recommend that the liquids used are heated in advance for this menu. If cold liquids are used, the dough cannot rise properly. If the liquid is too hot, the yeast cannot function.61 Operation and function BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Menu 6 - Gluten-free bread For baking gluten-free products using gluten-free ours or our blends. Menu 7 - Pizza dough For kneading pizza dough. Pour all the ingredients into the bread baking form and the appliance produces a smooth pizza dough. You then only have to roll it out, add the toppings and bake. Menu 8 - Pasta dough The programme produces a smooth pasta dough in a minimum of time. Menu 9 - Jam Preparation of jams. This programme allows you to produce individu- al jams. You then just have to pour the hot jam into the jars. Menu 10 - Baking without kneading Only for baking ready-mixed doughs; the dough is not kneaded in this programme. The baking time can be varied with the buttons and (1:10; 1:20; 1:30). You can interrupt the programme at any time by holding the button pressed for two seconds. Menu 11 – Cake For making sponge cake. Use the cake baking form with the agitator for this programme. NOTE The individual times for each programme can be found in the ► table in the Annex. Recipes for bread, cakes, pasta, doughs and jams can be found ► in our recipe book. If you wish to make bread or other bakeries using ready-to-use ► baking mixes, follow the baking instructions on the package.62 Operation and function BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Timer NOTE The timer can be used for all menus except menu 10 (baking ► without kneading). There the baking time can be changed with buttons and (1:10; 1:20; 1:30). First select the desired menu (button ), the bread weight (button ) and the degree of browning (button ). Example: You have selected the following setting: Menu 1, bread weight , degree of browning . The baking time shows 3:25. Now set the desired delay time for the start of baking with but- tons and . Each press of the button changes the displayed time by 10 minutes. You can set a maximum time of 15 hours (including baking time). Example: At every press of button , the displayed time changes: 3:25 – 3:30 – 3:40 – 3:50 – 4:00 etc. If you want your bread to be nished in 6 hours, press the button until 6:00 is displayed. Start the programmed time with button . The two dots in the display ash and the set time starts to run down. The baking programme starts automatically when the start of the baking time is reached. Example: The displayed time is 6:00, the two dots are ashing. When the setting 3:25 is reached, the baking pro- gramme starts automatically.63 Operation and function BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

At the end of the set time, the bread is nished and the baking form can be removed from the appliance. Example: After 6 hours incl. baking programme, the bread is nished. The display changes to 00:00, the holding phase starts. You can take the bread out of the appli- ance or leave it in the appliance to keep warm during the holding phase. At the end of the holding phase, the display returns to the original setting: Menu 1, bread weight , degree of browning , 3:25. NOTE In warm or humid weather, the dough may rise too quickly with ► a delay time of more than two hours. To prevent the yeast rising too early, add the our to the form ► last, form a small hollow in the our and place the yeast into the hollow. Do not set long delay times if you are working with perishable ► foodstuffs (milk, eggs, etc.). Holding function The holding function prevents, for example, the bread from absorb- ing moisture. At the end of programmes 1-6, 10 and 11 the nished product is kept warm for a given time. The display shows "00:00" and an acoustic signal sounds intermittently. If you wish to take the bread out of the appliance during the holding time, switch off the appliance by holding the button pressed for two seconds. NOTE For details of the holding time, refer to the table with the indi- ► vidual programme phases in the Annex.64 Operation and function BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Ingredients dispenser The ingredients dispenser allows you to add dry ingredients such as pumpkin seeds or raisins to the dough towards the end of the knead- ing process. The bottom ap of the dispenser opens automatically during baking programmes 1-7. The opening of the ap is signalled by a clearly audible clicking and several acoustic signals. The in- gredients dispenser does not open during baking programmes 8–11 (pasta dough, jam, baking without kneading, cake). NOTE For details of the time when the ingredients dispenser opens in ► the individual programmes, refer to the table in the Annex. Take care not to overll the dispenser, as otherwise the ingre- ■ dients may become wedged and not drop into the baking form. Observe the instructions in the recipes for the quantities. Small ingredients such as sesame seeds can drop through the ■ grille in the bottom of the dispenser. For such ingredients, open the cover of the bread maker briey and add the seeds directly to the baking form when the acoustic signal for the opening of the dispenser sounds. Proceed in the same way for ingredients that can melt or stick ■ (chocolate, cheese, pieces of fruit, etc.). Clean the dispenser after every use. Soiling can also prevent the ■ ap in the bottom of the dispenser from opening. NOTE The appliance indicates with short acoustic signals when the ► ap in the bottom of the dispenser opens. At this point you can also open the cover of the bread maker briey and add the ingredients directly to the baking form. At the end of the baking process, pull the ingredients dispenser up out of the appliance, clean it, press the ap in the base closed and install the dispenser in the appliance again.65 Operation and function BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Removing the ingredients dispenser To remove the ingredients dispenser, pull it up rmly out of the appliance. Inserting the ingredients dispenser To insert the dispenser, rst close the base ap with slight pres- sure until it locks. Then press the ingredients dispenser into the appliance until it engages audibly.66 Cleaning and care BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Cleaning and care This section contains important information on cleaning and care of the appliance. Safety tips WARNING Observe the following safety precautions before starting to clean the appliance: Always pull the plug out of the plug socket before cleaning the ► appliance. Wait until the appliance has cooled down before you start to ► clean it. Never immerse the appliance or the mains plug in water or ► other liquids. CAUTION Danger of damage to the appliance, individual parts or non- stick coating! Neither the appliance nor any of the individual parts are suitable ► for washing in a dish washer. Never use sharp objects or abrasive cleaning agents to clean ► the inside of the bread maker, the forms or the dough hook/agi- tator in order to avoid damaging the non-stick coating. Cleaning Clean the appliance after every use. For simple cleaning, the ■ cover of the appliance can be removed (see following section Removing the cover). Wipe down the appliance and the inside of the housing using a ■ damp cloth. The other individual parts used can be washed in hot water with a ■ little added mild detergent. Allow the appliance to dry completely for some time. ■ After cleaning, t the cover again (see following section ■ Fitting the cover).67 Cleaning and care BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Removing the cover Position the cover upright and pull it upwards off the appliance. Fitting the cover Hold the cover upright and press the lugs of the cover into the recesses of the housing (see marks in gure above).68 Troubleshooting BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Troubleshooting Safety tips DANGER Electric shock hazard! Pull the plug out of the mains socket before starting trouble- ► shooting. WARNING Danger caused by unqualied repairs! Unqualied repairs can pose considerable dangers for the user and serious damage to the appliance. Repairs to electrical appliances may only be carried out by the ► works after-sales service or by specialists trained by the manu- facturer. Faults - causes and remedies Fault Possible cause Remedy Display shows E00. Appliance is too cold. Wait until the appliance has reached room tem- perature. Display shows E01. Appliance is still too warm after the last baking pro- gramme. Wait until the appliance has cooled down. Display shows EEE. Temperature sensor open. Call After-sales Service. Display shows HHH. Short-circuit in temperature sensor. Call After-sales Service. NOTE If you cannot resolve the problem with the steps described ► above, please contact after-sales service. For problems relating to the baking result, please refer to the ► notes in the recipe book supplied.69 Information on storage/disposal BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Information on storage/disposal Storage If you do not intend to use the appliance for a longer period of time, clean it as described in chapter Cleaning and care. Store the ap- pliance and all the accessories in a dry, clean and frost-free place. Protect the appliance from direct sunlight. Disposal Within the European Union, this product must not be disposed of in the domestic refuse. Dispose of the appliance in accordance with the EU Directive 2002/96/EU-WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment). For additional queries, please contact the local authority in charge of waste disposal. Annex Technical data Model Bread Maker MULTI-BACK TOPCLASS 3 in 1 Type number B7.001 Operating voltage 230 VAC Mains frequency 50 Hz Power consumption 650 W Dimensions 310 x 290 x 380 mm (H x W x D) Approximate weight 5.7 kg Protection class I Type of protection IP X070 Annex BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

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Certications Symbol Meaning The appliance B7.001 has been tested and certied by Intertek. The appliance conforms to the relevant EU Directives (see Dec- laration of Conformity). This appliance conforms to the Directives on the Restriction of Hazardous Substances in Elec- trical and Electronic Appliances (RoHS). This appliance conforms to the provisions of the Waste Electri- cal and Electronic Equipment Directive (WEEE). Spare parts and other accessories Item* Article No. Designation 4 900 566 001 Ingredients dispenser 5, 6 900 566 006 Bread baking form with dough hook 7, 8 900 566 011 Cake baking form with agitator 9, 10 900 566 016 Measuring spoon and measuring cup

• according to the drawing in the description of the appliance Guarantee, service and repairs This is a quality product from BEEM and was produced using the lat- est manufacturing methods. We guarantee the perfect condition of this quality product. We will remedy any faults due to material aws or manufacturing faults free of charge within the warranty period. The warranty period for this product is two years. For commercial or equivalent use, e.g. in hotels, guest houses or communal premises, or if the customer is not a consumer as dened by the German Civil Code, the warranty period is 6 months. This does not infringe the warranty disclaimer.75 Annex BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Warranty disclaimer: The warranty does not cover faults caused in particular by improper use, failure to observe instructions in the in- struction manual and safety precautions, use of force, modications, unauthorised attempted repairs and attempted repairs by unqualied third parties. Faults caused by normal wear are also excluded. If we are obliged by law to provide a warranty, we will comply with such obligation – to the exclusion of the right to cancellation or price reduction – and at our discretion, repair or replace the product free of charge. Should the remedy fail despite several attempts or should the replacement product exhibit faults attributable to us, the customer shall be entitled – at his/her discretion – to reduce the purchase price or to cancel the contract of purchase. Claims under warranty do not prolong the warranty period. For exchange or return of the appliance (withdrawal from the purchase contract) or reduction of the purchase price, the rst contact is always the dealer from whom you purchased the product. This particularly applies to returning the appliance or the claim for reductions as these have to be settled with respect to the purchase price. Refunding the purchase price or a credit note in the event of a reduction of the purchase price can only be handled by the retailer from whom you purchased the appliance. Should - contrary to expectations - faults occur, please try to re- solve the matter by telephone rst. Should this not be successful, please send the carefully packed appliance to your retailer or to the customer service address shown below. Please state your com- plete address, type and model number and the serial number of the appliance. This information can be found on the rating plate of the appliance. Please describe the fault or defect in as much detail as possible. The product or spare part order should be accompanied by a printed and dated receipt of purchase or invoice. Without a printed receipt of purchase or invoice, no services under warranty can be provided, whether for repairs, spare parts or other claims.76 Annex BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

Outside Germany and in particular in non-EU countries, you should send the article to your dealer or the local distributor. Information can be obtained – preferably by e-mail – from the After-sales Service ad- dress indicated below. Repairs not covered by the warranty can also be performed against individual payment by customer service - outside Germany by the re- tailer from whom you purchased the appliance or by a service centre, if available. Replacement parts and consumables can be ordered from your retailer or the stated customer service address. Please contact rst your dealer or the local distributor if you live outside Germany. For product information, accessory orders or questions on service handling, please contact your retailer or the stated customer service address. Outside Germany and in particular in non-EU countries, please contact your retailer or the local distributor rst. You can also use the Internet. You will nd accessories and spare parts, as well as instruction manuals in various languages on our website www.beem.de. In addition you will nd further product information.77 Annex BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

EC Declaration of Conformity Name/address of manufacturer: BEEM Blitz-Elektro-Erzeugnisse Manufaktur Handels-GmbH Dieselstrasse 19-21 D-61191 Rosbach v.d.H. We hereby declare that the product Model: Bread Maker MULTI-BACK TOPCLASS 3 in 1 Type: B7.001 conforms to the following relevant regulations: EU Directive 2006/95/EU Electrical devices for use within certain voltage limits, EU Directive 2004/108/EU Electromagnetic Compatibility. The following harmonised standards were applied in whole or in part: EN 60335-2-9:2003+A1:04+A2:06+A12:07 EN 60335-1:2002+A11,A1:04+A12, A2:06+A13:08 EN 62233:2008 EN 55014-1:2006 EN 55014-2:1997+A1:2001 EN 61000-3-2:2006 EN 61000-3-3:1995+A1:2001+A2:2005 Rosbach, 15 April 2010 Bijan Mehshat ________________________________________(Legally binding signature of the issuer)78 Index BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle

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