Robot-Coupe is the foodservice industry leader in the design and manufacture of commercial food preparation equipment, including food processors, vegetable prep machines, and immersion blenders.
Robot-Coupe is recognized globally as "The Food Preparation Specialist." Since inventing the food processor over 60 years ago, the company has remained the industry leader in designing and manufacturing high-performance preparation equipment for professional kitchens. Robot-Coupe products are a staple in restaurants, institutions, delicatessens, and catering businesses, prized for their ability to save labor and improve consistency.
The company’s product lineup features the legendary R2 Mndandanda combination processors, Mndandanda wamalonda wa magawo CL vegetable preparation machines, and the erratic Mndandanda wa MP immersion blenders. Engineered and manufactured in France, these machines are built to withstand the rigors of commercial use with powerful induction motors and safety-focused designs.
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Most stainless steel bowls, lids, and cutting plates are dishwasher safe. However, aluminum parts should be washed with soft, metal-safe detergents, and harsh caustic detergents should be avoided to prevent degradation.
Standard Robot-Coupe commercial machines typically come with a 1-year warranty from the date of purchase, covering parts and labor for defects. Always check your specific model's manual for details.
Many Robot-Coupe units are equipped with a thermal overload circuit breaker. If the machine stops due to overheating, allow it to cool for a few minutes, then press the reset button usually located on the bottom or side of the motor base.
Standard smooth blades can often be honed, but for optimal performance and safety, it is generally recommended to replace dull blades with genuine OEM replacements rather than attempting to sharpen them aggressively.
The serial number is typically found on the identification plate located on the back or bottom of the motor base unit.