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Check your Blender soup maker components:
Getting Started
Remove the soup maker and accessories from the box.
Remove any packaging form the product.
Place the packaging inside the box and either store or dispose of safely.
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In the Box
Soup maker power base
Soup maker jug with built-in blade
Jug cover
Measuring Cup
Sponge and Brush
Features
2 automatic soup settings
Blender function
Reheat function
Minimum liquid safety sensor
Hot liquid overflow sensor
2 portion Size settings
Illuminated buttons
Audible warning and finish alarm
Non-slip suction feet
Locking lid with food chute
Built-in blender/mixing blade.
Safety Instruction
When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be followed.
1. Check that the voltage indicated on the rating label corresponds with that of the
local network before connection the appliance to the mains power supply.
2. This soup maker is not intended for use by persons (including children) with
reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience or
knowledge. They should be given supervision and instruction in the use of the
appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
3. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the soup
maker.
4. If the supply cord is damaged, a qualified electrician must replace it in order to
avoid a hazard, or contact the Kogan customer service team to arrange a repair
under warranty.
5. Take care to keep hands, loose clothing and other items away from the rotating
blades.
6. Do not use the soup maker if the rotating blades are damaged.
7. Do not use the soup maker without the lid being securely clipped in place.
8. Do not immerse the soup maker (Jug, cord, motor housing) in water or any other
liquids.
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9. This appliance contains no user-serviceable parts. All repairs should only be
carried out by a qualified electrician or Kogan technician. Improper repairs may
place the user at risk of harm and will void the warranty cover.
10. Do not operate the soup maker after a malfunction or if it has been dropped or
damaged in any way.
11. Do not leave the soup maker unattended whilst connected to the mains power
supply.
12. This appliance must be unplugged from the power supply after use and whilst
any maintenance such as cleaning is carried out.
13. Always use the soup maker on a stable, heat-resistant surface.
14. Ensure there is sufficient ventilation around the soup maker to allow the escape
of heat and steam.
15. The jug body becomes hot during use. Always hold using the handle provided.
16. Do not use the soup maker for any purpose other than that for which it is
designed.
17. Ensure that the supply cord is kept away from heat or sharp edges that could
cause damage.
18. Do not allow the supply cord to hang over the edge of work surface or tabletops.
19. The soup maker is intended for domestic use only. It should not be used for
commercial purposes.
20. Do not use any accessories or attachments with this appliance other than those
recommended by Kogan.
21. Wipe up the spills around the jug including its filter properly after use.
Instructions for use
The soup maker has two programmed soup settings to create chunky or smooth
consistencies. There is also a reheat function enabling precooked soup to be
reheated, ready to serve.
The built-in blender blades can be used to allow the soup maker to be used solely as
a blender to make smoothies, purees, dips and dressings.
The soup maker is fitted with several safety features including an interlocking lid cutout, a minimum liquid sensor, a hot liquid overflow sensor for safe use at all times
and safety micro-switch cut-off on the motor base.
Before using the soup maker for the first time, wipe down the jug and lid with a
damp cloth using a mild detergent, then dry thoroughly.
Do not immerse the unit or the jug in water or any other liquids.
Caution: the jug contains very sharp blades and should be handled with care at all
times.
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Place the base unit of soup maker on a heat-resistant, stable surface. Carefully
position the jug on the base unit aligning the connections in the base of the jug
handle with those in the base unit. The jug should sit securely on top of the base
unit.
Fit the lid to the soup maker by aligning the lock open symbol on the lid with the
datum mark on the top of the handle. Once aligned, turn the lid in the direction of
the arrows until the lid lock symbol aligns with the datum mark.
Ensure the measuring cup stopper is fitted to the top of the lid.
When everything is positioned is correctly, connect the soup maker to the mains
power supply and press the on/off button to turn the soup maker on. The button will
illuminate indicating the soup maker is on.
If at this point the alarm sounds, disconnect the soup maker from the mains power
supply and check that the lid is properly fitted and the fluid level is correct as
described in the trouble shooting section.
Once checked, reconnect to the mains and power up.
To start the cooking process, choose either soup functions based on how much soup
you want to make.
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With the control buttons, you have 6 options as shown below.
Option Description Time
Chunky Soup Heat and blend hard, non-soaked vegetables, fruits,
beans, etc.
30 mins
Smooth Soup Heat and blend soft, tender vegetables, fruits, etc. 20 mins
Steam/Boil Steam and boil food, such as eggs, etc. 15 mins
Blend/Mix Blend, mix vegetables or fruits, etc 5 mins
Pulse Hand press blend quickly
Reheat Reheat leftover soup, milk, chocolate, etc. 10 mins
Note: Cooking time given above is for reference only.
1. Operation Buttons:
OPTION-6 types of cooking operations: Chunky Soup, Smooth Soup, Steam/boil,
Pulse, Blend and reheat located from left to right accordingly.
2. It is very easy to operate: After pressing the “ON/OFF” button, the indicators will
flash. Then you can choose the type of cooking operation, after which the soup
maker will beep 3 times, which means cooking process has started.
3. Making smooth soup would take around 20 minutes while chunky soup, porridge
or soymilk takes around 30 minutes. When the cooking or blending is completed,
the soup maker will beep several seconds and the indicators will blink.
4. During the cooking process, the indicators may blink and beep continuously
during operation. This means there's an error with the operation or there's
something wrong. Check the following:
1) Lid is not properly locked
2) No water inside the jug, which will activate the over-dry sensor.
3) Jug is not properly placed in its main body, which will activate the safety
micro-switch.
4) Heating base and motor are over-heated, triggering the overloading setting.
Separate Jug and motor housing, then let it rest for 5 minutes to cool down.
5) Water or liquids exceed the MAXIMUM level, triggering the hot liquids
overflow sensor.
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6) Water or liquid is less than the MINIMUM level, the Minimum liquid safety
sensor works.
5. “Pulse” operation method:
After pressing “ON/OFF” to put the machine on STANDY status, press and keep
the button “Pulse” pressed to blend. Release the button to stop.
6. Steaming: Pour water between the WATER MIN and STEAM MAX marks into the
jug, use the egg steamer to hold the food to steam, it takes around 15 minutes.
7. Boiling: Pour water between the WATER MIN and BOIL MAX marks into the jug,
use the egg steamer to hold the food to steam, it takes around 15 minutes.
8.
Making soup (making soup from hard of soft ingredients)
Chop all your ingredients into approximately 2-3cm cubes and add to the soup
maker jug. Caution: it is not recommended to use uncooked meats in the soup
maker. Any meat or fish used must be precooked. Do not add any frozen
ingredients; all ingredients must be at room temperature.
Proper selection of stainless steel filter direction: Filter will divide the inner jug
into 2 sections. The section inside the filter makes smoothies, soymilk, porridge
or mixed food, while the section outside the filter makes chunky food in large
pores. Ensure the correct side is touching the bottom of the jug. We suggest the
user use the soup maker often in order to find out what the best cooking
methods are for their personal preferences.
In addition, the filter does great job in separating food to be blended, which at
the end will become chunky soup, otherwise, all food to be cooked and blended,
which at the end will become a smooth/creamy soup.
Proper installation of filter: In the bottom of the jug, there is ring like shape
around the center blade. Make sure the filter fits properly around it, and that the
filter touches the bottom of jug and is locked in by the jug cover.
Add your preferred liquid or stock to the jug. All liquids and stocks used must be
at room temperature rather than warm or hot.
Make sure the total volume of ingredients added is up to the minimum marker,
but not more than 1700ml, as the internal sensor near the base of the jug must
be covered with liquid. Under filling the soup maker jug will result in the alarm
sounding and the unit failing to operate. Should the boiling action during cooking
cause the hot contents to reach the lid, the upper sensor will switch off the
heating function to help prevent boiling over.
WARNING: Food in high starch or sugar may easily burn at the bottom of the jug.
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The cooking time for ingredients stored at a room temperature of 18°C is
approximately 25-30 minutes.
Note: the above methods described rely on uninterrupted operations. Any
interruption will result in the cancellation of the program. Restarting will result in
the cooking stages being restarted which may affect the final recipe.
Any ingredients to be added during the cooking process can be added through the
food chute in the centre of the lid. Do not unlock or remove the lid as this will stop
the program.
To completely stop the program at any time, simply press the ON/OFF button.
Once the program has finished, the soup maker will sound an audible alarm and stop
heating.
Your soup can be poured straight from the jug but be careful when removing the lid
from the jug as it will be very hot.
WARNING: heat/steam will be emitted from the lid. Care must be taken when
removing the lid and food chute.
9. Reheating
Previously prepared soup that has gone cold can be reheated in the soup maker.
Simply set up the soup maker as previously described and add the cooked soup to
the jug ensuring the volume is no less than the minimum and no more than the
maximum.
Connect the soup maker to the mains power supply and press the ON/OFF button.
Ensure the lid is correctly fitted and press the reheat button.
The reheat program will follow the sequence below:
Heating-Mixing- Heating-Mixing-Heating
This process will continue to follow the above cycle until the soup is heated and
reaches the optimum temperature of 65°C -75°C, ready to serve. The audible alarm
will then sound.
The time taken to complete this process will depend on the temperature and volume
of the soup added but should take approximately 5-8 minutes.
Note: the reheat process is not a cooking function; all soups used in this process
must be precooked.
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10.Blending
The soup maker can also be used as a blender. Simply set up the soup maker as
before and add your ingredients for blending.
Note: it is important that your ingredients reach a minimum depth of 3 - 4cm so that
the safety cutout sensor does not activate. But no more than the MAXIMUM.
It is NOT possible to blend dry ingredients, as the sensor won’t recognize them.
Connect the soup maker to the mains power supply and press the ON/OFF button.
Make sure the lid is correctly fitted and press the blend button to start the BLEND
program.
The blend cycle is a repeating 20-25 seconds high-speed blend with a slight rest. To
stop the cycle press ON/OFF button.
Cleaning and Maintenance
DO NOT clean the soup maker in a dishwasher.
Always disconnect the soup maker from the mains power supply before cleaning.
Do not immerse the soup maker in water or any liquids.
Clean the surface of the base unit and the outer of the jug with a soft, damp cloth.
Rinse the lid in warm, soapy water.
To clean the inside of the jug, rinse to remove any remaining soup or large food
particles. Wipe away any food remains using a soft cloth and mild detergent before
rinsing again.
Caution: the blades inside the jug are not removable and are very sharp; extreme
caution should be taken when cleaning the inside of the jug.
Use the soup maker’s programs to aid the removal of stubborn stains.
Simply assemble the soup maker as previously described and add 800ml of water
and a small amount of mild detergent. Fit the lid and switch the soup maker on. Press
the BLENDER or PULSE and the blades will rotate to clean the jug. You can stop the
cleaning process at any time by switching off the appliance.
Alternatively, the soup making function can be used to loosen any stubborn stains.
Add 800ml of water and a small amount of detergent and fit the lid. Press the soupmaking button to start the program to clean the jug.
You can stop the cleaning process at any time by switching off the appliance.
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Trouble shooting
Problems Solutions
The unit is not working and is beeping. 1. The jug is not fitted to the base correctly.
2. The lid is not fitted correctly.
3. There is not enough liquid in the jug.
4. There are some spills around the over-flow
sensor.
The unit has stopped mid-program
(during the operation).
1. The lid is loose.
2. Liquid level is too low due to evaporation
during cooking.
3. Liquid is higher than the maximum.
4. Jug is loosely connected with the base.
Ingredients pieces are still too large after
the cycle is complete. (Food is not well
blended.)
1.
Pieces were possibly too large initiallyuse the blend function again after the
cooking program.
2. Wrong cooking function was selected.
3. Not enough water in the jug.
The ingredients are still hard after the
cooking cycle. (Food cooked not well
enough)
1. Chop the ingredients into smaller pieces
before adding to the jug.
2. The wrong soup cycle has been selected
for the volume added.
3. Too much water or food. Filter is clogged.
4. Some food requires longer cooking: select
a heating function until food is fully cooked.
The soup is not hot and the cooking cycle
appeared to finish early.
There was too much hot liquid in the jug-
movement of the soup during cooking
reached the upper overflow sensor.
Food is burnt, and stuck to the bottom 1. Caused by ingredients with a high sugar
or starch count.
2. Too much food and too little liquid.
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