food processor with no instructions

Everyone online seems to agree about the manual, but a couple of questions on specific points, with answers, are online at www.productreview.com.au/listings/tefal-double-force/q-and-
I second other suggestions to look online for anything at all about the macine - reviews, recipe videos etc - and use all the hints you can find. Then you'll just have to experiment!

If you don't get instructions of food processor, you may search on there official website or make a search on search engine. Hope this help. Thanks
bakingreview.com/kitchen-aid-food-processor/

This reminds me. I am on the Fodmap diet so lots of drinks are off limits. Trying to think of something refreshing I decided to make a delicious smoothie.

Put all ingredients in the jug of my food processor and whizzed. Great...then tried to release the jug from the processor and it wouldn't budge. Gave a good strong twist and to my horror the top of jug came away from the bottom (didn’t know they came apart) and smoothie poured all over the processor, worktop and floor. What a mess, I had to rinse the processor under the tap, but luckily it still works.

I never got to drink any ?

You Tube has several demonstrations of people using it - here is one of them youtu.be/sHtSLuT9C5w

Like you gormanghast, I felt a manual must be out there somewhere, but you are right, there isn't one.

What Tefal flag up on their site as a manual is just pictures and the text at the end is just one paragraph repeated in about 50 different languages.

Your best bet is YouTube.

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Funny you mention this, but in my youth I happened to have the food processor instructions tattooed on my left leg. If you would be so kind as to provide your email address or Skype username, I will send you a few photographs, or even better read out to you over Skype. There are over 34 pages of instructions, so that gives you an indication as to the size of my leg.

Many things come without instruction booklets these days - well done for saving trees! All instructions, at least for things that are still in production, are on line. And, as Cherry says, a lot of things are demonstrated on Youtube, which is much better than complicated, or badly translated instructions.

Currys stock them. If you can't get any help on line, go into one of their stores and look at the instructions.
If it's anything like our local Currys not one member of staff will come near you

www.tefal.com/c/DOUBLE-FORCE-DO826/p/7211002686

I have had a quick Goog and you can download a manual in your choice of language on this page. I don't know if it will have more info than is in your leaflet, but it is worth a look. There are also a number of videos on Youtube.

Have you tried YouTube? My son says everything is there! Alternatively try rewording your question, hope you find an answer.