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Congratulations

 on choosing your

TASTE THE DIFFERENCE

™

 Air Roaster.

Please read this user manual carefully before first use.

FOR INDOOR USE ONLY

E1633

 

Taste the Difference

™

 Air Roaster

Model: HD15

220-240V~, 50/60Hz. 1360W

Made in China

Exclusively Distributed

Throughout Australasia by:

Brand Developers Aust Pty Ltd

Unit 3, 2 Roussos Place,  

Truganina, VIC 3029, AUSTRALIA

AUST Customer Care: 1800 890 840

Brand Developers Limited

Unit H, 686 Rosebank Road,   

Avondale, 1026  Auckland, NEW ZEALAND 

NZ Customer Care: 0800 002 999

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Summary of Contents for Taste the Difference HD15

Page 1: ...Air Roaster 1360 WATTS OF POWER Model HD15 INSTRUCTION MANUAL BDV2 TTD Air Roaster Inspiration Guide and Manual BDV2 indd 44 21 11 2016 5 59 02 PM...

Page 2: ...0 240V 50 60Hz 1360W Made in China Exclusively Distributed Throughout Australasia by Brand Developers Aust Pty Ltd Unit 3 2 Roussos Place Truganina VIC 3029 AUSTRALIA AUST Customer Care 1800 890 840 B...

Page 3: ...l height Grill Rack Tumble Fryer Assembly Grill Tray Rotisserie Assembly Handling Tongs and Skewer Rack Assembly are all included 7 Auto Rotation a single click lets you rotisserie chickens and roasts...

Page 4: ...burner 9 Do not operate the Air Roaster under a wall cupboard shelves or other overhanging objects or near flammable materials such as blinds curtains or wall hangings 10 Do not operate the Air Roaste...

Page 5: ...he Air Roaster 9 Allow accessories skewer rack rotisserie tumble fryer grill rack etc to cool before moving or use handling tongs to prevent being scalded 10 To protect against electric shock DO NOT i...

Page 6: ...rmally please contact service centre 4 The temperature of accessible surfaces are liable to get hot during use Take care to avoid touching the accessible surfaces during and after operation Do not mov...

Page 7: ...the display will light up and enter standby mode waiting for your instructions pressing Power again will turn off the Air Roaster 1 While cooking if you open the lid the cooking process will Auto Pau...

Page 8: ...Cover Power Cord Bottom Handle Inner Dish Handle Vents Control Panel Base Fan Halogen Tube Rotisserie Rod Drive Socket Rotisserie Rod Hole Inner Cover PTC Bottom Element Inner Dish Rotisserie Rod Brac...

Page 9: ...art Cancel Display Screen Power On Off Time Setting Button Rotation Indicator Operating Indicator Power Indicator Functions Indicator Time Indicator Temperature Indicator Rotation Setting Button AIR R...

Page 10: ...CCESSORIES Grill Rack Grill Tray Handling Tongs ROTATING ACCESSORIES Skewers and Skewer Rack Rotisserie Chicken Forks Rod Rotisserie Tumble Fryer Rotisserie Cage 8 AIR ROASTER TTD Air Roaster Inspirat...

Page 11: ...Dish in position Figure 4 NOTE make sure that the bracket inside the Inner Dish is in front and the hole is at the back The dish handles should sit flush with the body of the Air Roaster Figure 5 You...

Page 12: ...chicken or meat compact you may choose to truss your roast with twine 4 Place the Rotisserie Assembly in position on the main body of the Air Roaster making sure that the longer squared end of the Ro...

Page 13: ...leaf on Disc B 3 Continue until all required Skewers are mounted 4 Place the Skewer Rack Assembly in position on the main body of the Air Roaster making sure that the longer squared end of the Rod eng...

Page 14: ...Rod engages with the Drive Socket at the back of the dish Place the shorter grooved squared end of the Rod on the Bracket at the front of the dish 4 Open the Tumble Fryer door place your food inside t...

Page 15: ...serie Cage food not shown 2 Place the Rotisserie Cage lid back inside the cage making sure it is at a height that holds the food firmly in place 3 Place the Rotisserie Cage Assembly in position on the...

Page 16: ...nd the temperature readout will flash Press to increase or decrease the temperatures range 80 C 240 C Short press adjusts temperature in 5 degree increments Long press 10 degree increments 8 Time sett...

Page 17: ...el in water or any other liquid 3 The inner dish and all accessories may be washed in warm soapy water and dried with a soft cloth in minutes Do not use scourers or harsh cleaning agents on any part o...

Page 18: ...0 210 Lamb 15 25 220 240 Cake 20 30 150 165 Shrimp 10 12 190 210 Sausage 10 13 150 180 Tumble roasted Nuts 10 15 135 165 Baked bread 8 10 180 200 Potatoes 20 30 220 240 Rice 20 35 220 240 Skewers Keba...

Page 19: ...fied or repaired by anyone The item has been subjected to fair wear and tear The item has not been used for trade professional or hire purposes The item has not sustained damage through foreign object...

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