MG501N10 - Food Processor MOULINEX - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Multi-cooker food processor
Brand	Moulinex
Model	MG501N10
Power supply	220-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz
Power	1500 W
Bowl capacity	2.5 L
Weight	5 kg
Dimensions (L x W x H)	40 x 30 x 25 cm
Automatic programs	8 programs (Quiche & Cakes, Pizza, Pasta & Rice, Gourmet Sandwich, Meats, Fish & Vegetables, Frozen Foods, Plancha)
Manual mode	Yes, with thermostat setting (1 to 10) and time
Grill function	Yes, upper heating plate
180° opening	Yes, support handle
Bowl and upper plate	Removable, dishwasher safe
Drip tray	Yes, removable
Cord storage	Yes, under the appliance
Safety	Automatic stop at end of program, keep warm for 1 hour
Maintenance	Never immerse the appliance; use a damp sponge for the exterior
Spare parts	Available from Moulinex after-sales service
Repairability	Repairs exclusively by an authorized service center

Frequently Asked Questions - MG501N10 MOULINEX

How to select an automatic program?

Press the Menu button to scroll through the programs. The selected icon flashes. Use the + and - buttons to adjust the time if necessary, then place the appliance in the correct position and press Start/Stop.

How to use manual mode?

Press the Manual Mode button. Adjust the thermostat (1 to 10) using the +/- buttons, confirm with the same button, then set the cooking time. If you want to heat the upper plate, press Grill. Press Start/Stop to start preheating.

How to open the Cook'in One to the 180° open position?

In the closed position, press the handle button to open to semi-open. Close it slightly, then press the hinge button and tilt the upper part until the support touches the floor.

How to clean the bowl and upper plate?

They can go in the dishwasher. You can also wash them with hot water and dish soap, then rinse thoroughly. Do not use metal scouring pads or abrasive products. The exterior of the appliance should be cleaned with a soft damp cloth.

What to do if the screen displays 'E1' or 'E3'?

For 'E1', unplug and contact customer service. For 'E3', check that the bowl is properly installed. Unplug for a few minutes and plug back in. If the problem persists, contact after-sales service.

Can I adjust the cooking time during cooking?

Yes, once cooking has started, you can use the + and - buttons to adjust the time. This is not possible during the preheating phase.

How to extend cooking after the end of the program?

During keep warm, press the + button to add cooking time. The timer restarts. You can also press and hold Start/Stop to return to the initial configuration.

What types of recipes are suitable for the 'Pasta & Rice' program?

This program is designed to cook pasta (250g) in 7-10 minutes with preheating. It is recommended to use the appropriate position and respect the proportions.

Why is liquid flowing onto the work surface?

Cooking liquid must always be done in open mode (semi-open or 180° position) to avoid significant steam emission and overflow. Make sure the bowl is properly clipped in.

How to store the appliance after use?

Unplug and let it cool for at least 2 hours. Clean the bowl and plate. Wrap the cord under the appliance. Store it in a dry place. Never carry the appliance by the upper part or by the cord.

USER MANUAL MG501N10 MOULINEX

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Please read the "Use & Safety instructions" booklet carefully before first use.

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A. UTILISATION D'UN PROGRAMME AUTOMATIQUE

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ENTRETIEN ET NETTOYAGE

• Description 21
- Change of position 24
- Product overview 26
- Preparation 26
• Installation and connection 26
• Overview of the programmes 28
• A. Using an automatic programme 30
• B. Using the manual programme 32
• C. Changing the cooking time 34
• D. Changing the thermostat during cooking 34
• E. End of a programme (automatic or manual) 34
• F. Extending a cooking cycle (automatic or manual) 34
- Maintenance and cleaning 36
- Cooking guide 37
- Troubleshooting guide 38

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DESCRIPTION

1 Handle/Holder 180° open position
2 Handle unlock button on side of handle
3 Control panel
4 Top plate clips
5 Top plate
6 180° opening hinge button
7 Pot handle clips
8 Pot
9 Maximum volume level indicator
10 Power cord
11 Juice jug
12 Cord storage

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CHANGE OF POSITION

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To open to semi-open position

1.1 Catch the Cook'in One handle positioned above the device.
1.2 Open until top stabilization.

To open to 180^ open position

2.1 In the closed position, press the handle button to unlock it.
2.2 Open in semi - open position.
2.3 Close slightly and then press the hinge button.
2.4 Tilt the upper part until the base touches the surface.

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

1 Menu screen (depending on model)
2 Menu button
3 Start/Stop button
4 Heat zone indicator
5 Manual mode button

6 Grill button (see page 32)
7 Minus (-) button
8 Plus (+) button
9 Control panel

PREPARATION

1. Remove all packaging, stickers and other accessories from both the interior and exterior of the appliance.
2. Prior to first use, thoroughly clean the top plate and the pot with hot water and washing-up liquid; carefully rinse and dry.
3. Clip the pot and the top plate into the product.

Note: Use a damp sponge to clean the cooking plates and a soft, damp cloth for the body of the appliance.

INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION

The appliance start-up applies to all programmes

3.1. Place your Cook'in one on a flat, stable, heat resistant work surface away from water.
3.2. Plug in your appliance
3.3. Check that the pot and the top plate are installed in the product.

Caution: Do not heat without food, except for preheat.

Note: Choose the position best suited to your cooking

When using the appliance for the first time, a slight odour and/or smoke may be emitted during the first minutes of use

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OVERVIEW OF THE PROGRAMMES

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8 Automatic programme

1 Quiche & cakes programme
2 Pizza programme
3 Pasta & rice programme
4 Gourmet sandwich programme

5 Meat programme
6 Fish & vegetable programme
7 Frozen programme
8 Plancha programme

Cooking tip: There is a programme suited to each recipe style Depending on the programme selected, a default cooking time is indicated. There are several recipes per programme. It may therefore be necessary to adjust the cooking time based on the recipe selected (see the list of recommended times per recipe).

Caution: To ensure best results, it is essential to follow the recipe and to adhere to the exact quantities.

Liquid's cooking must always be done in open mode in order to avoid a large release of steam at the opening and a possible flow of liquid on the work surface.

1 manual mode (9)

Use the correct setting for the selected programme.

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A. USING AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMME

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Once the installation and connections are complete.

4.1. Scroll through the cooking programs using the Menu button.
4.2. The selected pictogram flashes.
4.3. If required, press the + and - buttons to change the time.
4.4. Place the Cook'in one in the correct position and then press Start/Stop.
4.5. The preheating starts. The display will then show a succession of horizontal bars during preheating.

Caution: There is no preheating for the pizza and quiche & cakes programmes. Cooking starts as soon as the START/STOP button is pressed.

4.6. Once preheating is completed, the Cook'in one beeps, cooking starts automatically and the display shows the cooking time you selected in step 4.3. The cooking time counts down in minutes and then in seconds for the last minute.

Note: The preheating time is set by default. You cannot change the preheating time. To force the end of preheating and start cooking immediately, press the START/STOP button twice.

For the quiche & cakes, pizza, meat, fish & vegetable and frozen programmes, the Cook'in one switches to "keep warm" mode for one hour by default.

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B. USING THE MANUAL PROGRAMME

5.1. Press the manual mode button.
5.2. A default thermostat flashes.
5.3. Press the +/- keys to change the thermostat (min. 01, max. 10).
5.4. Press the manual mode button to confirm.
5.5. A predefined cooking time flashes.
5.6. Press the + and - buttons to change the time, if required.
5.7. The pot of the appliance will always heat up by default.

If you want to use the top plate, press the Grill button. A row of red LEDs will light up on the Cook'in One central heat indicator. Press the START/STOP button to confirm and start preheating.

5.8. At the end of preheating, the Cook'in one beeps and cooking starts automatically. The display shows the cooking time you selected in step 5.6.

Note: Choose the setting best suited to your cooking.

The Cook'in one goes into "keep warm" mode for one hour by default.

C. CHANGING THE COOKING TIME

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1. Once cooking has started, press the +/- buttons to change the cooking time.

Note: The cooking time cannot be changed during preheating.

D. CHANGING THE THERMOSTAT DURING COOKING

Note: The cooking thermostat cannot be changed during the preheating phase. For the manual programme, once cooking has started. Press the manual programme button and then the +/- buttons to change the thermostat.

D. END OF A PROGRAMME (AUTOMATIC OR MANUAL)

6.1 The time reaches 00 and the product sounds an alert to signal the end of cooking.
6.2 Press START/STOP once to stop the sound alert; the display flashes 00.

Caution: The plates stay hot at the end of the cooking process. If you leave the food in the appliance, it will continue to cook.

F. EXTENDING A COOKING CYCLE (AUTOMATIC OR MANUAL)

7.1 At the end of the programme if the dish is undercooked when starting the warm-up mode, additional cooking time can be added by pressing the + button.
7.2 The time display stops flashing and the minute-by-minute countdown starts. Cooking continues.

Note: A long press on the Start/Stop button will return you to the original setting.

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MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING

8.1 Unplug the appliance.
8.2 Allow the Cook'in One to cool completely for at least two hours.
8.3 The top plate and the cooking pot are dishwasher-safe.
8.4 After use, empty the juice jug and rinse with water or washing-up liquid.
8.5 The appliance and its power cord must never be put in the dishwasher, nor under water or in any other liquid. If you do not wish to put the top plate and the pot in the dishwasher, use hot water and washing-up liquid to wash them, then rinse thoroughly to remove all residues. Dry them thoroughly. Do not use any metal scouring pads, steel wool or abrasive cleaning products to clean the top plate and pot. Only use nylon or non-metallic cleaning pads. Never immerse the appliance wholly or partly in water or in any other liquid.
8.6 We recommend winding the cord under the appliance.
8.7 Always ensure that the appliance is clean and dry prior to storage. Clean the outside of the appliance regularly.
8.8 The appliance must not be carried by the top part or the holder (1) or by the power cord.

Caution: All repairs must be carried out by an authorised service centre.

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COOKING GUIDE

Programmes Recipes Quantity		Cooking time	Recommended position	Preheating	"Keep warm" mode
1. Quiche & cakes	Quiche 1 50 min			No Yes
2. Pizza Pizza	1 25min			No Yes
3. Pasta& rice	Pasta	250g
4. Sandwich	Gourmet sandwich	2 10-15 min		Yes No
5. Meat	Minced beef	4
6. Fish & vegetables	8 Asian stir-fried vegetables	200-400g		Yes	Yes
7. Frozen	Minced beef	2-4		Yes	Yes
8. Plancha	Chicken kebab	2-4

COOKING GUIDE TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

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Problem Solution
E1 or H1 or E2	Appliance failure: Unplug the appliance and contact your customer service or authorised repair centre.
E3	Check that the pot is properly installed.Unplug the appliance and wait a few minutes.Then plug in your appliance again and turn it on.If the problem persists, contact your customer service or a repair centre.
The displayed time flashes.	If the displayed time is correct, press START/STOP to confirm.
The displayed thermostat flashes	If the displayed thermostat is correct, press START/STOP to confirm.
The illuminated programme flashes	If the displayed programme is correct, press START/STOP to confirm.
The time has reached 00, but the level of cooking is insufficient	At the end of cooking, after turning off the beep sound by pressing START/STOP once, close the appliance again and add some time using the - and + buttons, then confirm by pressing START/STOP.
Once a cooking programme has been started, it is not possible to change the cooking time	Once the programme has started, wait for the preheating time to finish before changing the time using the - and + buttons.
Key malfunction	Unplug the appliance and wait a few minutes.Then plug in your appliance again and turn it on.If the problem persists, contact your customer service or a repair centre.
The cooking result is not as expected.	Follow the Moulinex recipes available on the app.
Liquid flow on the worktop and/or on the contour of the Cook'in one.	Cooking of liquids must always be carried out in open mode in order to prevent a large amount of steam from being released on opening and liquid potentially flowing onto the worktop.
The product is not stable in the 180° open position.	Check that the handle is in the support position, 180° open (see page 23) and that it touches the worktop.
There is a gap between the top plate and the pot when the product is closed.	Check that the top plate and the pot are correctly installed.

INHALTSVERZEICHNIS

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A. VERWENDEN EINES AUTOMATISCHEN PROGRAMMS

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A. EEN AUTOMATISCH PROGRAMMA GEBRUIKEN

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CAMBIO DE POSICIÓN

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A. USAR UN PROGRAMA AUTOMÁTICO

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MANTENIMIENTO Y LIMPIEZA

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CAMBIO DI POSIZIONE

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B. USO DEL PROGRAMMA MANUALE

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GUIDA ALLA COTTURA