Pros
- Everything around it drips with slime.
Cons
- No
Bosch MUM4880 Food Processor: 600W, White/Silver – Versatile Kitchen Appliance for Effortless Meal Preparation Review
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Very good
Rating
4.2
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Description of Bosch MUM4880 Food Processor: 600W, White/Silver – Versatile Kitchen Appliance for Effortless Meal Preparation
General characteristics Type combine Power 600 W Bowl capacity 3.9 l Blender yes, volume 1 l Control number of speeds: 4 Included Citrus juicer Meat grinder yes Nozzles dough nozzle, whipping nozzle, grater, total number of nozzles: 10 Features Overload protection yes Execution bowl: nerzh. steel, blender: plastic, case: plastic Attachment storage space yes Power cord with storage compartment, length 1.20 m Rubber feet yes Additional information interactive DVD with recipes Dimensions and weight Weight 6.5 kg
Pros
- (In comparison to MUM5) Compact. Many gadgets were completely superseded by Universal. (In comparison to what came before it) Quiet. simplicity in use and assembly. Washes quickly and easily. firmly supports itself on its suction cups, without vibrating or slipping. Modularity: The MUM4 series as a whole actually has a single foundation with many specific stage setups. If the toad is too little, you can purchase a base with a minimum cost as a set and purchase the remaining items as necessary. Although it will ultimately cost more, this is a chance for individuals who are unsure to decide if they truly need a combine or if spreading the trash out over time would be preferable.
Cons
- No, you cannot purchase a cube cutter; it is only compatible with the MUM5 series. The basic kit does not include a medium grater. When utilized, the French fries disc wobbles slightly due to its instability. However, I couldn't do that with a manual grater either. The nozzle for Korean carrots is not able to chop carrots into such long strips as the Koreans do. The drawbacks of multifunctionality include the reduction in the number of devices that once performed a wide range of tasks to only one. Everything will be lost if it malfunctions. Because the knives and the contact sleeve are secured with a single bolt, the blender did not function when it was first opened. Instead, it would twist along the thread until it stopped and stopped working. Disassembly revealed that the length of the thread on the bolt equals the thickness of the nut, and it appears that it should not self-tighten. I "fixed" it myself. When I took out one of the plastic washers (perhaps an extra one), everything resumed functioning as it should.
Pros
- (When compared to MUM5) A compact size. Universal was able to completely and successfully replace a large number of devices. (When compared to what came before it) a period of relative silence. Ease of use and assembly, if applicable. Cleans up effortlessly and rapidly. It maintains a steady standing position on its suction cups, and it does not vibrate or slip. Modularity: in point of fact, the entire MUM4 series is based on the same foundation, but it is augmented with a variety of unique stages. In the event that the toad is too constricting, you have the option of purchasing a base with a minimum discount as part of a package and then purchasing the remaining components individually. It is true that in the end it will turn out to be more expensive, but this presents an opportunity for those who are unsure as to whether or not they truly require a combine, as well as the option to spread the waste over a longer period of time.
Cons
- No, and a cube cutter is not available for purchase because it is exclusive to the MUM5 series. The basic set does not come with a grater that is medium in size. The French fries disc is not well balanced; when it is used, there is some wobbling. The nozzle that is used for Korean carrots is unable to cut the carrots into such long strips as the Koreans do. On the other hand, I was unable to achieve the same results with a manual grater. The dangers of multitasking: in the past, there were many distinct gadgets that performed different functions, but now there is just one that does everything. In the event that it malfunctions, we will be without anything. Because the knives and the contact sleeve are both fastened with the same bolt, the blender did not work when it was first opened. When the device is in use, the bolt is twisted along the thread until it comes to a stop, at which point the blender no longer functions. I "fixed" it myself by discovering, upon disassembly, that the length of the thread on the bolt equaled the thickness of the nut and that it should not have been able to self-tighten in this manner. After removing one of the plastic washers (I'm not sure if it was necessary), I found that everything functioned exactly as it should have.
Pros
- The entire thing oozes.
Cons
- No
Pros
- Everything about it drips.
Cons
- No
Pros
- Smaller in size than MUM5. In several cases, it was able to completely replace the prior technology. Calm (in comparison to the previous situation). Simple construction and operation. Can be cleaned in a flash. Suction cups keep it firmly in place; there's no shaking or sliding. The MUM4 series is modular since it uses a single base with multiple variations of specialized stages. If finances are tight, you can save money by purchasing the bare necessities in bulk and building up from there. Yes, it will turn out to be more expensive in the end, but this gives individuals who are on the fence the option to weigh the pros and cons of investing in a combine immediately versus spreading the cost over time.
Cons
- The MUM5 series is the only ones that can use the cube cutter, and you can't buy one. The basic kit does not include a medium grater. The French fry disc isn't perfectly stable; it wobbles somewhat when in use. The nozzle for Korean carrots can't make the lengthy strips that Koreans do (but then again, I couldn't accomplish that on a manual grater either). The dangers of multitasking: where once multiple tools served various purposes, now just one does it all. If it fails, we'll be completely screwed. Because the blender's knives and contact sleeve are fastened with a single bolt, the blender didn't operate right out of the box. As the blender is used, the bolt is twisted along the thread, eventually coming to a stop. Because disassembly revealed that the bolt's thread length equaled the nut's thickness, I "fixed" it myself. When I took out one of the plastic washers (I assume it was an extra), everything started functioning normally again.
Pros
- Every element of it drips
Cons
- No
Pros
- Multifunctional
Cons
- Well satisfied with the flood
Pros
- Everything in it oozes
Cons
- No
Pros
- Compact (compared to MUM5). Universal - with complete success replaced many devices. Quiet (compared to what was before it). Ease of assembly and use. Washes easily and quickly. Steadily stands on its suction cups, does not vibrate and does not slip. Modularity: in fact, the entire MUM4 series is one and the same base, with different sets of special stages. If the toad is too tight, you can buy a base with min. cheaper as a set, and buy everything else as needed. Yes, in the end it will turn out to be more expensive, but this is a chance for those who doubt to decide whether they really need a combine, or the opportunity to spread the waste over time.
Cons
- No and you can not buy a cube cutter - it is only for the MUM5 series There is no medium grater in the starter set. French fries disc is unbalanced, there is some wobble when used. The nozzle for Korean carrots is not able to cut carrots into such long strips as the Koreans do (however, I couldn’t do that on a manual grater either .). The risks of multifunctionality: before many devices performed many different functions, now one does everything. If it breaks, we'll be left without everything) : the blender did not work out of the box: because the knives and the contact sleeve are tightened with one bolt; during the operation of the device, it is twisted along the thread until it stops and stops working. I "fixed" it myself: disassembly showed that the length of the thread on the bolt = the thickness of the nut and it seems that it should not self-tighten. I removed one of the plastic washers (maybe it was extra), and everything worked as it should.
