Philips HL7756 Mixer Grinder 750W 1.5L Black
₹4,795
₹3,299
- Power The 750 W motor delivers strong, consistent grinding for tough ingredients and smooth pastes.
- Capacity and jars Wet jar 1.5 L plus two smaller jars keep feeding multiple tasks without swapping tools.
- Controls A knob with three speeds and pulse offers distinct, tactile clicks for precise texture.
- Durability ABS body with stainless steel blades and jars; solid build for day-to-day use.
- Warranty 2 years on product and 5 years motor warranty; no installation required.
Powerful, practical, and ready when you are; you notice the little details, like the smooth lid seal and the quiet hum, long after you start cooking.
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Usage
In daily kitchen tasks the HL7756/00 mixer grinder is built for fast grinding and reliable blending. The 750 W motor delivers steady torque through batches, whether you’re making a smooth paste, grinding spices, or blending batter. The three jars work in harmony: the 1.5 L wet jar handles larger batches, the 1 L multipurpose jar covers everyday grinding, and the 0.3 L chutney jar handles small spice blends. The unit sits compact on the counter and the lids seal with a reassuring click, so splashes stay in the jar rather than on your backsplash. You notice the motor more when you push to higher speeds, but the sound remains a controlled hum with a clear tactile response as you move through the speed settings.
Capacity
The wet jar capacity is 1.5 litres, designed for sizable batches, while the two smaller jars add flexibility for chutney and spice pastes. All three jars use stainless steel blades and are paired with a sturdy stainless steel jar interior. The overall assembly weighs about 3 kilograms, giving a solid, confident feel when you lift it for a refill.
Controls
The control is a knob with three speeds plus pulse. Turning it yields a distinct, satisfying click between settings; you can quickly adjust texture as ingredients break down. The pulse function helps you chop herbs evenly without over-processing, and the blades start and stop with a crisp action. The jars are sized to fit under most cabinets, and the seal remains tight even with longer blending sessions.
Durability
Built with a rugged ABS body and stainless steel blades, the Philips setup is designed for regular use. The product carries a 2 year warranty with a longer motor warranty for extra assurance. A note from initial use: a brief, normal varnish odor may appear during the first few cycles but should dissipate after a few uses. Allow the motor to cool between extended runs to keep performance steady.
Safety & Installation
No installation is required; simply place the unit on the counter and start. Avoid overloading the motor and give it short cool-down intervals between long blends. The two year product warranty plus a five year motor warranty provide coverage should anything unusual occur over time.
Specification
| Model Name |
HL7756/00 |
|---|---|
| Model Number |
HL7756/00 |
| Brand Name |
Philips |
| Colour |
BLACK |
| Voltage |
230 |
| Wattage |
750 Watts |
| Capacity |
1500 Milliliters |
| Number Of Speeds |
3 |
| Included Components |
Mixer grinder, Jar1 (1.5 Litres), Jar2 (1 Litre) and Jar3 (0.3 Litres) |
| Container Material |
Stainless Steel |
| Body Material |
ABS |
| Blade Material |
Stainless Steel |
| Item Dimensions D X W X H |
37D x 21W x 26H Centimeters |
| Item Weight |
3 Kilograms |
| Warranty Description |
2 years on product |
| Motor Warranty |
5 Years |
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