Owner’s Manual
Concept 7400 Kitchen Machines
for model:
MUM 7400 UC
READ THIS MANUAL
thoroughly for important safety and operating
instructions before using this appliance.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS .................................................................. 2
Table of contents..................................................................................... 3
ABOUT YOUR KITCHEN MACHINE ....................................................... 4
The Concept 7400 ................................................................................... 4
Unpacking............................................................................................... 4
Electrical specifications ............................................................................ 4
Before using for the first time .................................................................. 5
Getting to know your Bosch Kitchen Machine ......................................... 5
Special accessories ..................................................................... 5
Power unit features .............................................................................. 5-7
Getting started ..................................................................................... 7-9
STANDARD ATTACHMENTS .................................................................. 9
Mixing bowl w/twin beating whisks and dough hook .......................... 9-10
How to use dough hook ......................................................... 10-11
Placing into operation with dough hook....................................... 11
How to use twin beating whisks .................................................. 11
Operation with dough hook and whisk assembly.......................... 12
Use of mixing bowl with twin beating whisks............................... 13
Placing into operation with twin beating whisks .......................... 14
Care and cleaning of bowl and its accessories ........................... 15
Stainless steel blender............................................................................ 15
How to use blender...................................................................... 15
Placing blender into operation...................................................... 16
Example of use of blender ........................................................... 16
Care and cleaning of blender........................................................ 17
SERVICE and REPAIR .......................................................................... 18
TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................. 18
SAMPLE RECIPES .......................................................................... 19-20
SPECIAL ACCESSORIES ..................................................................... 21
Important Notes ..................................................................................... 22
BOSCH Small Appliance Warranty ......................................................... 23
HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY
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b. Six-quart capacity stainless steel
mixing bowl (MUZ 7 ER1) with cover
with integral filling tube and filling funnel/
cap.
c. Dough hook
d. Twin beating whisks
e. Six-cup capacity stainless steel
blender (MUZ 7 MX3)
f. Motor drive cover
ABOUT YOUR KITCHEN MACHINE
Congratulations on having selected the
Bosch Concept 7400 Kitchen Machine —
the finest interpretation of the Concept
Series of kitchen machines that we and—
thankfully—cooking professionals the world
over, feel are the best household-type
kitchen machines available.
As you read through these instructions,
please pay particular attention to the
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS. Specific
safeguards for the attachments, as well as
warnings and cautions, are provided in each
section describing the operation of that
particular attachment.
Unpacking
Carefully remove the power unit from its
packaging and place it on the counter so it
is ready to use. As you remove the
accessories from the carton, check them
against figure 1 to assure that all the
standard parts are present.
The Concept 7400
Electrical Specifications
The MUM 7400 UC stainless steel kitchen
machine includes the following components,
see figure 1:
a. MUM 7400 UC stainless steel,
electronic power unit
Check to make sure that the voltage on
which your Concept 7400 is to operate is
the same as specified on the rating plate.
Standard North American models have an
Figure 1.
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electrical power rating of 700-watt maximum
power rating with the accessory attachment
that draws the most power (some accessory
attachments may draw less power).
making disks and grater attachment. See
SPECIAL ACCESSORIES at the back of
this booklet, page 21. Or, to view all currently
available accessories, visit our Web site at
Before Using for the First Time
Before using any of the attachments for the
first time, it is recommended they be
washed, rinsed well and dried. Of the
attachments supplied, all parts, except the
blender’s blade/base assembly, are
dishwasher safe:
Work on expanding the usefulness of the
Bosch Kitchen Machine is a continuing
process. If there is some type of accessory
in which you are interested in, that is not
included at the back of the book, please
either write us at:
> The blender’s blade/base assembly
should be washed under running water
and dried.
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Customer Support
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5551 McFadden Avenue
Huntington Beach, CA 92649
Note: It is recommended that the blender’s
blade/base assembly never be left to
stand in water or soap solution, to prevent
the bearing lubricant from being washed out.
or call us at:
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Getting to Know Your Bosch Kitchen
Machine
The Bosch Concept 7400 Kitchen Machine
comes with attachments shown in figure 1,
however, in addition to the attachments that
come with the MUM 7400 UC, Bosch offers
many special accessories.
Power Unit Features
The MUM 7400 UC power unit has the
following features, refer to figure 2:
700-watt motor
The most powerful motor offered with any
household kitchen machine.
Special Accessories
To allow you to get the most service from
your Bosch Concept 7400 Kitchen Machine,
Bosch engineers have designed a line of
special accessories to expand the
usefulness of your machine. In addition to
the attachments that come with the MUM
7400 UC, there are optional special
accessories that can be ordered separately.
These accessories include a food and meat
grinder, grain mills, citrus juicer and ice
cream maker, plus additional attachments
that can be used with the meat grinder:
fancy cookie attachment, fruit pulper, pasta-
Electronic speed control
Six-position rotary switch is located at front
of power unit: 4 speeds plus a momentary
pulse function and a stop position, “O/Off,”
see figure 2a.
Timer Control
The Bosch exclusive electronic timer is
controlled by four buttons, see figure 2b.
The timer can be set to operate the Concept
7400 for up to 30 minutes. Timing is
displayed in the digital display.
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Motor drive cover
Electronic Safety Control
Used to cover mono drive when not in use,
see figure 2d.
Monitors the power unit to assure that it is
functioning properly. Provides automatic
shutdown in case of interruption of the power
supply, stalled motor or motor overload.
Mono drive
Four electronically controlled shaft speeds
are all available from a single location; each
attachment automatically connects to the
appropriate drive speed, figure 2e.
Digital LED Display
Multifunction digital display, see figure 2c:
1. Speed Display
The speed selected is displayed as
bars across the top of the digital
display: A single bar is illuminated for
speed 1, two bars speed 2, etc.
2. Time Display
Gentle start
a special feature that brings the motor up
to speed over a two-second period; limiting
splashing.
Time selected when using the timer
control is displayed and counts down
when timer is in use.
Convenient cord storage
Convenient cord storage is located on the
back of the power unit, see 2f.
3. Error Reporting
Displays error message if there is a
problem that has caused the electronic
safety control to be activated. See
TROUBLESHOOTING section for error
codes.
Integrated hand grips
Side recesses provide for easy lifting and
carrying of power unit when not in use, see
2g.
Figure 2.
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Four rubber feet
Attachment
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Four rubber feet with formed suction cups
provide the ultimate in stability, while also
serving to isolate the power unit from the
hard surface to minimize noise and
vibration. Need clean smooth surface, see
figure 2h.
Mixing bowl w/dough hook ....... 9–11
Mixing bowl w/twin whisks ....... 11–14
Blender .....................................15–17
Table 1.
5. Operate unit
Getting Started
Once the attachment is in place, the
power unit may be operated. The
power may be manually turned on and
off using the rotary switch or operating
time may be controlled using the timer.
The operation of your Bosch Concept Series
Kitchen Machine is summarized below.
Specific instructions for using each of the
attachments, provided with Bosch Concept
7400 Kitchen Machine follow this summary.
Please read the specific instructions
thoroughly before using that attachment,
paying particular attention to the
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS and
WARNINGS provided.
Using the timer
The operation of the power unit can
be set to turn off automatically after a
set time (maximum on time is 30
minutes). The length of time of
operation may be selected with the
appliance either already on and
running, or with rotary switch in Off,
“O/Off,” position; power unit must,
however, be plugged in.
1. Place power unit on suitable work
surface.
Before using the machine with any of
the attachments, the power unit should
be placed on a suitable work surface.
The surface should be sturdy, smooth
and clean; make sure that there is no
flour or oil on the surface. A clean
smooth surface will provide the best
footing for the suction cup feet on
the power unit and will limit slipping
and/or “walking.”
To use timer function:
1. Turn on the timer function by
depressing the “time on” button,
see figure 2b. The display will show
minutes and seconds separated by
a colon. The initial display will be
“00:00” with the separating colon
flashing.
2. Plug power unit into power supply.
Unwind the power unit’s cord to
appropriate length and plug it into
a convenient nearby receptacle.
2. Select the operating time desired
by pressing the “+” button to
increase the time in 10-second
increments or the “-” button to
decrease the time in 10-second
increments.
3. Remove motor drive cover.
Remove motor drive cover from mono-
drive.
Holding either button down for more
than 2 seconds will cause the time
to increase or decrease rapidly.
Also, if the running time desired is
close to 30 minutes, the timer can
quickly be set to 30 minutes by
4. Select the attachment to be used.
Select attachment you wish to use
and place on power unit. See specific
instructions for attachment selected.
Specific instructions are located on
pages listed below:
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depressing the “-” button after first
selecting the timer function. The
time could then be adjusted down
from 30 minutes by depressing the
“-” button.
Interrupting or Pausing Timer
The timer function may be interrupted
or paused at anytime by turning the
rotary switch to the Off position, “O/
Off.” The operating time will stop at
the current time. To restart simply turn
the rotary switch back on to the
desired speed. The appliance will then
continue to operate for the remaining
time or until again interrupted.
Using the Rotary Switch
Once the attachment is in place, the
speed of its moving components can
be controlled through the use of the
rotary switch at the front of the power
unit. See figure 2a. The rotary switch
has six positions:
a. “M,” a momentary “pulse” position
that provides full speed and power
for the time it is held in position.
b. “O/Off,” the Off position.
c. Four speeds labeled 1, 2, 3 and 4.
Speed 1 is the lowest speed. The
speed increases with each
succeeding step up to the highest
speed, speed 4. The selected
speed is also indicated by the bar
at the top of the digital display, see
figure 2c, 1. The bar is broken into
four separate segments. For Speed
1 a single segment is illuminated,
for Speed 2 two segments are
illuminated. This continues until
Speed 4 when all four segments at
the top of the display are
illuminated.
Stopping Timer Function
The timer function can be turned off at
any time by depressing the “time off”
button, see figure 2b. If the rotary
switch is On, the power unit will
continue to run at the selected speed
until turned off manually.
Electronic Safety Control
The Bosch Concept 7400 Kitchen
Machine incorporates an electronic
safety control to protect the motor. If
the safety becomes activated, the
power unit will shutoff and an error
code will be displayed, see figure 2c,
3. See TROUBLESHOOTING at the
back of this manual if the electronic
safety control should become
activated.
6. Turn power unit off.
When your work with the attachment
is completed or the capacity of the
batch-feed attachment has been
reached, turn the power unit to the Off
position, “O/Off.” If you are using the
timer function, turning the rotary
switch to Off will stop the timer at the
amount of time remaining.
Timer with Rotary Switch
If the timer function had been turned
on prior to switching the power unit on
and setting the speed with the rotary
switch, the power unit will run for the
time selected and then turn itself off.
The digital display will show “00:00”
and the colon between the minutes and
seconds, as well as the four speed
segments, will flash. The rotary switch
should then be turned to the Off
position, “O/Off.” The timer will
automatically turn itself off.
7. Remove the attachment.
Remove the attachment from the
power unit, per instructions for the
specific attachment being used.
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8. Continue use.
Power unit
If the attachment was of the batch-feed
type and you wish to continue using
the attachment, empty the bowl or jar
of the attachment per its specific
instructions and reinstall the
attachment as before. Restart the
power unit by turning the rotary switch
to the desired speed. If the timer
function was being used when the
power unit was stopped, turning the
rotary switch back on to the desired
speed will cause the power unit to
continue to operate for the remaining
time or until again interrupted. Repeat
as necessary to complete necessary
work.
With the power unit turned Off and
unplugged, it should be cleaned only with
a clean, damp cloth. Then wipe off the motor
drive cover and reinstall on the power unit.
Never use coarse or caustic cleaning
products to clean the power unit. Never
immerse the power unit in water.
The power unit may be left on the counter
or stored for future use. In either case,
always be sure to replace the motor drive
cover on the mono drive. This will prevent
dust and/or flour buildup in the drive.
The Bosch Concept 7400 Kitchen Machine
has been specially designed to enable it to
be stored in a drawer. Wind the cord around
the cord holder and, using the carry grips,
lift the power unit and place in your chosen
storage area.
9. Work completed,
remove attachment.
If the attachment is of the continuous
feed type or is the batch type and you
have completed the work you wished
to perform, turn the rotary switch to
the Off position, “O/Off ” and unplug; if
the timer function was being used,
depress the “time off” button (this will
turn off timer function and the digital
timer display) and then turn rotary
switch to the Off position, “O/Off,” and
unplug. With the power unit off and
unplugged, remove the attachment
from the power unit per the instructions
for the specific attachment being used.
Attachments
The attachment(s) that has been used
should be disassembled and washed, per
their specific instructions, dried and stored
for future use.
STANDARD ATTACHMENTS
Following are the specific instructions for
the standard attachments provided with the
Bosch Concept 7400 Kitchen Machine.
Stainless Steel Mixing Bowl (MUZ 7
ER1) with Twin Beating Whisks and
Dough Hook
10. Place contents (batch feed type).
If the attachment is the batch feed
type, disassemble per the specific
attachment’s instructions and place
the contents in a suitable container.
WARNING
1. There is a risk of injury from rotating
tools when using the mixing bowl with
the dough hook or the twin beating
whisks.
11. Care and cleaning.
Once you have completed working
with the Bosch Kitchen Machine, the
next step is to disassemble and clean
the attachments. If you wish to use
another attachment, please return to
step 4, above.
2. Avoid contact with moving parts. Keep
hands, hair and clothing, as well as
spatulas, bowl scrapers and other
utensils away from dough hook and
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whisks during operation to prevent
injury and/or damage to the power unit
or accessories.
How to Use Dough Hook
The dough hook and mixing bowl are
intended to be used to knead yeast doughs
and to mix cookie and pastry doughs, and
also when adding nuts, chocolate chips,
dried fruit, hard butter or shortening,
hardened brown sugar, etc. to batters.
3. Always work with the bowl lid fitted in
place.
4. Do not change tools until the power unit
has come to a complete stop; when
switched Off, the power unit will continue
to turn for a brief period.
Use of mixing bowl with dough hook
Before beginning to attach this or any other
attachment, make sure that the power unit
is on a smooth, clean, suitable work
surface and switched to the Off position,
“O/Off,” and that you have removed the
motor drive cover.
The mixing bowl with dough hook and twin
beating whisks consists of the following
components, see figure 3:
1. Before using the mixing bowl and
dough hook for the first time, it
is recommended that the bowl,
anti-splash cover, filling funnel cap
and dough hook be washed. All
components of the mixing bowl and the
dough hook are dishwasher safe. Or
they may be washed in warm soapy
water. After washing, rinse well and dry
before using.
The driveshaft can be removed for
cleaning by pushing down on the shaft,
as shown in figure 4a. After washing,
rinse and dry the driveshaft and replace
in the bowl by pressing it in, from the
bottom, as shown in figure 4b, until it
snaps into place.
4a. Stainless steel bowl with anti-
splash cover and filling funnel cap
4b. Dough hook
4c. Twin beating whisks
Figure 4.
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2. If you have not already done so, remove
the motor drive cover from the power
unit’s mono drive (see figure 5a) and
place the stainless steel mixing bowl
on the mono drive of the power unit.
Turn the bowl counterclockwise with a
slight downward pressure until bowl is
firmly seated on the mono drive
coupling, see figure 5b.
4. Place the anti-splash cover on the bowl
so that the tabs on the bowl fit into the
recesses in the bowl cover, and turn the
cover counterclockwise to fasten the
bowl cover to the bowl. See figure 6b.
The cover has an integral filling funnel
with a cap. The funnel cap may be
removed to add ingredients, but the
cover and cap should be in place
whenever the power unit is in operation.
The anti-splash cover and cap serve to
prevent the escape of flour dust at the
beginning of the stirring and kneading
process, and also serves to prevent
accidental contact with the moving
dough hook.
CAUTION
Failure to make sure that the bowl is
properly seated on the mono drive coupling
before the power unit is turned On can result
in damage to the bowl and/or coupling.
Placing into Operation w/Dough Hook
Make sure that the power unit is on a
smooth, clean, suitable work surface and
switched to the Off position, “O/Off.” Unwind
the electrical cord to the necessary length
and plug into a convenient outlet. The mixing
bowl with dough hook is now ready for
operation. See table 1 for examples
demonstrating the use of the dough hook
attachment. Sample recipes may also be
found in the recipe section, at the back of
this manual.
Figure 5.
3. Engage the dough hook on the
driveshaft of the mixing bowl by placing
it over the center column, as shown in
figure 6a. Once in place, check to make
sure the dough hook has engaged the
driveshaft by turning the dough hook
clockwise while pushing down until it
stops.
How to Use Twin Beating Whisks
The Bosch Concept 7400 Kitchen Machine
also comes with a twin beating whisk
assembly, see figure 3c.
The twin beating whisks and mixing bowl
are intended to be used for very light
substances, such as cream, egg whites,
sauces, batters and light pastry doughs
that are thin enough to pour.
Figure 6.
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OPERATION WITH DOUGH HOOK AND WHISK ASSEMBLY
Below you will find a table listing examples of how the dough hook and the whisk
assembly are to be used for various typical applications.
Attachment Ingredients
Speed Time
Max.
Amount
Twin beating
whisks
Egg whites (2)
4
2 min.
(approx.)
20 eggs
(approx.)
Whipping cream
3
2 min.
6 cups
(approx.)
Sponge cake (any recipe)
Combine all ingredients
Whip
1
4
3x basic
recipe
1/2 min.
(6 layers)
Fold in flour mixture
Mix
M
(pulse)
4
4–6 min.
3 min
(approx.)
Basic cake batter
Combine all ingredients
1
4
1/2 min.
3 min.
3x basic
recipe
(6 layers)
Mix
Twin beating
whisks/dough
hook
Cookie dough
Cream soft butter or shortening
and sugar using twin
1
1/2 min.
3x basic
recipe
beating whisks
(9 dozen
cookies)
Combine flour alternately with
liquid using dough hook
Stir in nuts, chocolate chips,
etc. using dough hook
Note: To avoid possible damage to
whisks NEVER use whisks
to stir in such items.
4
3 min.
(approx.)
2 or 3
Dough hook
Yeast dough
Combine all wet ingredients
Add flour in portions
1
1/2 min.
5 min.
3x basic
recipe
1 or 2
(approx.)
(10, 1 lb.
loaves)
Table 1. Examples of operation using whisk assembly and dough hook. Speed 1 should
be used for initial stirring and combining. Place all ingredients into the mixing bowl, liquids
first. Shortening must be soft (room temperature).
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The dough hook should be used for all
heavier substances such as cookie doughs,
yeast doughs, pastry doughs and other
heavy doughs. The dough hook should
always be used when adding nuts,
chocolate chips, dried fruits, hard butter or
other fats, hardened brown sugar, etc. to a
mixture.
clockwise with a slight downward
pressure until bowl is firmly seated on
the mono drive coupling, see figure 4.
CAUTION
Failure to make sure that the bowl is
properly seated on the mono drive coupling
before the power unit is turned On can
result in damage to the bowl and/or coupling.
Use of mixing bowl with twin beating whisks
Before beginning to attach this or any other
attachment, make sure that the power unit
is on a smooth, clean, suitable surface and
switched to the Off position, “O/Off,” and
that you have removed the motor drive cover.
1. Before using the mixing bowl and twin
beating whisk assembly for the first
time, it is recommended that the bowl,
anti-splash cover, filling funnel cap and
twin beating whisk assembly be
washed. All components of the mixing
bowl and the twin beating whisk
assembly are dishwasher safe. However,
it is recommended that the beating whisk
assembly be disassembled before
cleaning.
The beating whisk assembly may be
disassembled as shown in figures 7a
and 7b, and washed in the dishwasher
along with the mixing bowl and other
components. After washing, make sure
the whisk assembly components are
dry before reattaching the whisks as
shown in figures 7c and 7d.
The driveshaft should also be removed
from the mixing bowl for cleaning, if it
has not already been done. See
previous section, covering mixing bowl
and dough hook, for instructions on how
to remove driveshaft.
2. If you have not already done so, remove
the motor drive cover and place the
mixing bowl on the mono drive of the
power unit and turn the bowl counter-
Figure 7.
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3. Place and engage the twin beating
whisk assembly on the driveshaft of the
mixing bowl as shown in figure 8a.
Mixing bowl tips:
1. When using the mixing bowl to knead
or mix a recipe designed to be
prepared by hand, you will find that with
the Bosch Kitchen Machine you can
usually place all the ingredients in the
mixing bowl at once. When doing this,
always place the liquids in first. This
will assure more thorough mixing.
2. When adding ingredients to a mixture:
a. Turn the rotary switch to a lower
speed
b. Remove the cap from the filling
funnel
Figure 8.
c. Add the ingredients through the
funnel opening and replace the cap
4. Place the anti-splash cover on the bowl
so that the tabs on the bowl fit into the
recesses in the cover, and turn the anti-
splash cover counterclockwise to
fasten the bowl cover to the bowl.
3. If a large batch of dough is to be left in
the mixing bowl and allowed to rise, the
cover should be removed and placed
only loosely on the bowl so that it is
free to move if the dough should begin
to press on it.
The anti-splash cover has an integral filling
funnel with a cap. The cap may be removed
to add ingredients, as shown in figure 8b,
but the cover and cap should be in place
whenever the power unit is in operation. The
anti-splash cover and cap serve to prevent
the escape of flour dust at the beginning of
the stirring process, as well as prevent
splatter, and also serves to prevent
accidental contact with the moving whisks.
Removing Contents
Before beginning to remove the contents
from the mixing bowl, make sure that the
power unit has been turned to the Off
position, “O/Off.” Remove the anti-splash
cover by turning the cover clockwise and
lifting off. Once the cover has been
removed, the dough hook or the twin beating
whisks may be removed by turning the hook
or whisk assembly clockwise while lifting.
Placing into Operation w/Twin Beating
Whisks
Make sure that the switch is in the Off
position, “O/Off.” Unwind the electrical cord
to the necessary length and plug into the
wall outlet. The bowl with whisk assembly
is now ready for operation. See table 1 for
examples demonstrating the use of the twin
beating whisks.
The mixing bowl can be removed from the
power unit by turning the bowl clockwise
while lifting.
The contents may now be used as desired.
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Care and Cleaning
of Bowl and Its Accessories
The mixing bowl, twin beating whisks,
dough hook anti-splash cover, filling funnel
cap and bowl, either the stainless steel bowl
or plastic bowl, are dishwasher safe.
To facilitate cleaning:
> The driveshaft should be removed from
the mixing bowl, see figure 4
> The beating whisk assembly should be
disassembled, see figure 7
Figure 9.
The power unit of the kitchen machine
should be cleaned using a clean, damp
cloth only. Never use coarse or caustic
cleaning products to clean this appliance.
Never immerse the power unit in water.
9a. Cover closure/funnel
9b. Blender jar
9c. Cover
9d. Blade assembly
How to Use Blender
Stainless Steel Blender
(MUZ 7 MX3)
The blender has been designed for crushing
ice; mixing liquids; pureeing vegetables;
preparing special diet and infant foods;
pulverizing fruit, vegetables, nuts and dried
bread (for bread crumbs); and preparing
mayonnaise and sauces.
WARNING
1. There is a risk of injury from sharp
blades when using the blender
attachment.
2. Keep hands and utensils out of the
blender jar while it is attached to the
power unit.
3. Blades are sharp. Handle carefully.
4. To avoid injury, never place blade
assembly on power unit without
blender jar properly attached.
5. Always operate the blender with the
cover in place. Always hold the cover
in place when in operation to prevent
the cover from coming off.
6. The use of attachments, including
canning jars, not recommended by
the manufacturer, may cause a risk
of personal injury.
Before beginning to use this or any other
attachment, make sure that the power unit
is on a clean, smooth, suitable work
surface and switched to the Off position,
“O/Off,” and that you have removed the
motor drive cover.
1. Before using the blender for the first
time, it is recommended that the
blender jar cover, closure/funnel and
blade assembly be washed. All
components, except the blade
assembly, are dishwasher safe.
Remove the blade assembly from the
blender, see figure 10.
7. When blending hot and/or frothing
liquids, process a maximum of 18 fluid
ounces (0.5 litres) at a time.
The Bosch Concept 7400 Kitchen Machine
includes the MUZ 7 MX3 blender . The
blender accessory consists of, see figure 9.
CAUTION
Blade/base assembly is very sharp.
Handle with care.
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The blade assembly may be easily
removed, by inverting the blender,
pressing down on the quick release
handle, turning it counterclockwise until
it stops, as shown in figure 10a, and
then lifting up, see figure 10b.
quick release handle of the blade
assembly and turn clockwise to the
stop. The blade assembly is then back
in place.
3. If you have not already done so, remove
the motor drive cover and place the
blender on the mono drive. Turn
counterclockwise to lock the blender
in place, see figure 12a.
Placing Blender into Operation
Make sure that the switch is in the Off
position, “O/Off.” Unwind the electrical cord
to the necessary length and plug it into wall
outlet. The blender is now ready for
operation.
Figure 10.
Wash the blade assembly under
running water. Do not place the blade
assembly in the dishwasher or allow it
to stand in water. This will tend to wash
out the lubricant. After cleaning, rinse
thoroughly and dry before using.
Figure 12.
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Normally when blending, the blender jar
should be filled with the entire amount of
material to be blended, if possible, before
switching the appliance on. The cover and
cover closure should always be in place after
filling the blender jar, and before switching
the power unit to On. Any subsequent
additions to the blended material should be
made through the cover opening, see figure
13. For solids and/or granular material,
remove the cover closure/funnel to add the
material, as shown in figure 13a. For liquids,
the closure/funnel may be left in place and
the liquids added by pouring them into the
closure/funnel, see figure 13b.
Figure 11.
2. To assemble or reassemble blade
assembly into the blender, insert the
blade assembly into the blender jar as
shown in figure 11, press down on the
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When the blender is being used on dry
materials, such as nuts or dry bread, the
best results will be obtained when the
blender jar is filled with approximately 1/2
cup of material to be blended.
If the blender does not start (even after trying
the highest speed) after having switched it
On and the digital display is showing an
error message (i.e, “E:2”) the blade has
become blocked by the contents. The
power unit should be:
Figure 13.
Example of Use of Blender
To familiarize you with the operation of the
blender, a sample recipe for mayonnaise is
provided below:
1. Switched to Off, “O/Off,” and unplugged.
2. The mixture should be removed and the
contents at the bottom of the jar
loosened.
Mayonnaise Recipe
1
whole egg
1/3 cup of vegetable oil
Removing Contents
2
1
tablespoons lemon juice or light
vinegar
Before beginning to remove the contents
from the blender, make sure that the power
unit has been turned to the Off position,
“O/Off.” Remove the blender from the power
unit by turning the blender clockwise while
lifting. With the blender removed from the
power unit, the contents of the blender may
now be poured into a suitable container or
bowl, as desired.
teaspoon sugar
1/2 teaspoon dry mustard
1/2 teaspoon of salt
2/3 cup of vegetable oil
Mix all ingredients, except final 2/3’s cup
of oil, for a few seconds at speed 1, then
quickly pour the oil in through the opening
in the cover in a uniformly thick stream, as
shown in figure 13b. Operate the blender at
speeds 1 or 4 until mixture is thick and
smooth (approximately 10–20 seconds).
Makes 1 1/4 cups.
Care and Cleaning of Blender
All components of the blender, except the
blade assembly, are dishwasher safe. It is
recommended that the blade assembly be
cleaned only under flowing water rather than
in the dishwasher. Soap and detergent will
tend to wash out the bearing lubricant of
the blade/base assembly. Do not use
scouring cleaners on any of the blender
parts.
Tips:
The blender should be operated with careful
consideration as to what is required and/or
desired. The speed at which the blender is
operated and the length of operation for a
given job will depend upon the degree of
fineness desired or the amount being
blended.
The power unit of the kitchen machine
should be cleaned with a clean, damp cloth
only. Never use coarse or caustic cleaning
products to clean this appliance. Never
immerse the power unit in water.
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Service and Repair
The Bosch Concept Series Kitchen Machines require no special care other than the care
and cleaning noted in this manual. If you are having a problem with your machine, before
calling our Customer Support group, please refer to the TROUBLESHOOTING section below.
If after reviewing the troubleshooting section and trying its remedies, you are still having a
problem, please do contact us by either writing to us at:
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Bosch Small Appliances
Customer Support
BSH Home Appliances
5551 McFadden Avenue
Huntington Beach, CA 92649
or e-mailing us at:
or calling us at:
1 (866) 44BOSCH
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[1 (866) 442-6724]
If you do write to us, please include your e-mail address or a daytime telephone number
where you may be reached.
Also, to view our full product line, please visit our Web site:
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Fault
Cause
Remedy
Power unit shuts off. “E:1” Power to kitchen machine Turn rotary switch to the Off
is displayed, all segments was interrupted while
are flashing, timer function power unit was on.
is off.
position,“O/Off,” and then turn
back on.
Power unit shuts off. “E:1” Power unit has been
is displayed, all segments overloaded; for example,
are flashing, timer function the blender blades may
Turn power unit to the Off position
and unplug. Correct the problem.
Plug unit in and turn rotary switch
to start.
is off.
be blocked.
Power unit shuts off. “E:3” Power unit is overheated. Turn power unit to the Off position
is displayed, all segments
are flashing, timer function
is off.
and unplug. Correct the problem.
Allow unit to cool (do not operate
for 30 minutes, minimum). Plug
unit in and turn rotary switch to
start.
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Sample Recipes
Salsa
Fruit Smoothies
2
2
1/2
1
1–2
1
cups fruit juice
cups frozen fruit
can frozen juice concentrate
cup fruit-flavored yogurt
cups of ice
Chop the following ingredients in Bosch
blender or food processor, on speed 3 or 4:
1–4
Dried Arabol chilies
(start with one, add more for
increased spiciness)
clove garlic
fresh banana
1
Place all ingredients in Bosch blender and
mix until smooth, on speed 3 or 4.
Experiment with different flavor combinations
such as tropical, berry or melon.
1/8
8
cup water
ounces tomato sauce (add
half)
Next add:
1 1/2 teaspoons oregano
3/4
1
teaspoons cumin
bunch of fresh cilantro
pinch of salt
French Bread
second half of tomato sauce
4
4
6
2
1
tablespoons active dry yeast
cups hot water
tablespoons sugar
tablespoons salt
Blend all ingredients, on speed 1 or 2, until
smooth.
cup vegetable oil
Pesto
10–12 cups of flour (white or wheat)
4
tablespoons gluten
1
cup loosely packed basil
leaves
Place all ingredients in Bosch mixing bowl.
Thoroughly knead on speed 1 or 2 (8–10
minutes). Let rise in the bowl 10 minutes,
then punch down. Punch down 4 or 5 times.
Divide into 3–4 regular loaf pans or shape
into rounds. Slash tops with sharp knife and
brush with egg wash. Let raise until doubled
in size. Bake 30 minutes at 400° F.
1/2
cup grated Parmsean
1/3–1/2 cup olive oil (enough for
desiredconsistency)
1–2
1/4
cloves garlic
cup shelled pinenuts
Lightly toast pinenuts. Let cool. Place olive
oil in Bosch blender or food processor. Turn
on power and gradually add Parmesan
cheese, garlic and basil leaves. Process,
on speed 1 or 2, until smooth. Add pinenuts
and blend thoroughly.
Toss with cooked pasta or spread on bread
or crackers.
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Oatmeal-Chocolate Chip Cookies
2
1
2
1
cups packed brown sugar
cup shortening
eggs
teaspoon vanilla
1 3/4 cups flour
1
teaspoon baking soda
1/2
3
1
teaspoon salt
cups quick-cooking rolled oats
cup chocolate chips
Cream the brown sugar, shortening, eggs
and vanilla in the mixing bowl, on speed 1
or 2. Add flour, baking soda and salt. Blend
well, stir in rolled oats and chocolate chips
by hand. Drop by spoonfuls onto greased
baking sheets. Bake in a 350° F oven for
8–10 minutes. Cool before removing from
pan. Makes 5 dozen.
Acknowledgments:
The sample recipes listed above were sub-
mitted by:
Salsa - Caroline Ciarelli, BSH Home
Appliances
Pesto - Kitchen Resource
Fruit Smoothies - Marni Rader, BSH
Appliances
French Bread - Kitchen Resource
Oatmeal-Chocolate Chip Cookies -
Kitchen Resource
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SPECIAL ACCESSORIES
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Important Notes
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BOSCH Small Appliance Warranty
BSH Home Appliances (“BOSCH”) warrants all new small appliances to be free from original
defects in design, materials and workmanship for one (1) year after the sale to the original
owner.
Within the stated warranty period, BOSCH will repair or replace, at its sole option, any
small appliance or parts thereof which prove defective under the conditions of normal use
and service at no charge to you. It is the owner’s responsibility to return the appliance for
repair. Repaired and replacement small appliances and parts shall be the same or as
close in appearance as possible to the original for the purposes of this warranty.
Should you require service of your BOSCH small appliance, please contact customer
service at 1-866-44-BOSCH. Repair of BOSCH appliances should only be performed by
qualified technicians.
This warranty is limited to the original consumer purchase and is not transferable. Specifically
excluded from this warranty are failures caused by accident, misuse, neglect, abuse,
including tampering, use of frequency or voltage other than marked on the product, and
use for commercial purposes.
To the extent allowed by law, this warranty sets out your exclusive remedies, whether for
negligence or otherwise. BOSCH will not be liable for any consequential or incidental
damages, losses or expenses. THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER EXPRESSED
WARRANTIES. ANY WARRANTY IMPLIED BY LAW, WHETHER FOR
MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR OTHERWISE,
SHALL BE EFFECTIVE ONLY FOR THE PERIOD THAT THIS EXPRESSED WARRANTY
IS EFFECTIVE. BOSCH DOES NOT ASSUME ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR INCIDENTAL
OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.
No attempt to alter, modify or amend this warranty shall be effective unless authorized in
writing by an officer of BOSCH. Some states do not allow limitations on how long implied
warranties last or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so
the foregoing limitations and exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives you
specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
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