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7.  When the cooking time has elapsed, the 

air fryer will beep 5 times and ‘END’ will 

display on the screen. The fan will continue 

to run for 30 seconds after the cooking has 

ended in order to cool down the air fryer. 

The air fryer will then go into standby mode 

after about 5 minutes and ‘- - -‘ will display 

on the screen. Pull the pan out of the air 

fryer and place it on a heat-resistant flat 

surface. Check if the food is ready. If not, 

slide the pan back into the air fryer and add 

more time using the +10 minute button or 

manually set.

8.  Slide the safety cover inwards and press the 

basket safety release button. Lift the basket 

out of the pan before removing contents. 

(See Fig. 3).

NOTE

If food is not entirely cooked, slide the pan 

back into the air fryer and repeat from step 4 

or press the +10 minutes button to add more 

cooking time.

CAUTION

Always place the pan on a heat-resistant flat 

surface. Hold the pan by the handle and press 

the basket release button to remove the basket 

from the pan. Be careful of hot steam and air 

when you remove the pan from the air fryer. 

The pan and food are hot after operation, 

depending on the type of food in the air fryer, 

steam may escape from the pan. Do not touch 

the pan after use as it is very hot. Only hold the 

pan by the handle.

9.  Remove food from the basket and empty the 

pan of excess cooking residue once cool. 

NOTE

• 

Excess residue such as fats, oils and juices 

from cooking food will be collected at the 

bottom of the pan. Do not turn the basket 

upside down with the pan still attached to 

it, as any excess oil that has collected on the 

bottom of the pan will leak onto food.

• 

An 18-20cm round baking tin (not included) 

can be used for baking cakes, quiche, 

reheating food and more. The baking tin 

should still leave some space on either side 

when you place it in the basket to ensure the 

airflow can pass around it.

WARNING

Never place baking tins or other ovenproof 

dishes or moulds directly in the pan. Always 

place the baking dish in the air frying basket. 

Always wear oven mitts when you handle the 

baking tin or other oven-proof dishes  

or moulds.

COOKING TABLE

The following table provides basic cooking 

guidelines for popular, convenience and frozen 

foods. Please note that due to the variations in 

thickness, size and the moisture content of the 

foods being cooked, cooking temperature and 

time should be adjusted to suit. Always ensure 

that the food is thoroughly cooked to food-safe 

temperature throughout, before consuming.

Summary of Contents for the Air Fryer Chef LAF500

Page 1: ...the Air Fryer Chef Instruction Book LAF500...

Page 2: ...g hazard for young children remove and safely discard the protective cover fitted to the power plug of this air fryer Do not place the air fryer near the edge of a bench or table during operation Ensu...

Page 3: ...th metal foil This will cause overheating of the air fryer Do not touch the pan or basket for some time after use as it is very hot Only hold the pan by the handle Always use extreme caution when remo...

Page 4: ...top and for the air fryer to cool down before removing the pan from the air fryer Do not touch hot surfaces use insulated oven mitts Always wear protective insulated oven mitts when inserting removing...

Page 5: ...er cord before use Connect only to a 230V or 240V power outlet The appliance must be used on a properly grounded outlet If it is not sure please consult a qualified electrician Do not under any circum...

Page 6: ...o the OFF position switch off at the power outlet unplug at the power outlet and remove the power cord if detachable from the appliance and allow all parts to cool To protect against electric shock do...

Page 7: ...xceeding 30mA be installed in the electrical circuit supplying the appliance See a qualified electrician for professional advice During electrical storms the appliance should be disconnected from the...

Page 8: ...C C Auto off timer increase and decrease buttons D Menu selection button E Power ON OFF button F Start Pause button G 5L cooking basket H Air frying pan holds the basket I Basket release button with...

Page 9: ...the basket release safety cover over the basket release button See Fig 1 2 Place food in the basket and slide the pan into the air fryer until you hear a click sound See Fig 2 3 Plug the power cord in...

Page 10: ...e pan on a heat resistant flat surface Hold the pan by the handle and press the basket release button to remove the basket from the pan Be careful of hot steam and air when you remove the pan from the...

Page 11: ...food in the air fryer steam may escape from the pan Do not touch the pan after use as it is very hot Only hold the pan by the handle 9 Remove food from the basket and empty the pan of excess cooking r...

Page 12: ...15mins 30mins 170 Quiche 20cm round tin 60 mins 160 FROZEN SNACKS Spring Rolls 100g 500g 12 mins 190 Sausage Rolls 12 pieces 15 mins 190 Chicken Nuggets 400g 800g 15 mins 160 CHICKEN Chicken Wings Dr...

Page 13: ...e REHEAT function repeatedly press the MENU button until the REHEAT function illuminates then adjust the reheating temperature as required Press START PAUSE button to start reheating PRE SET TIME TIME...

Page 14: ...crispier result If baking ingredients that contain rising agents the baking tin not included should not be filled more than full Do not cook overly greasy foods that may spit fat into the heating elem...

Page 15: ...air fryer in the dishwasher 4 Wipe the inside and outside of the air fryer with a soft damp cloth 5 Dry thoroughly before use NOTE Exposure to cooking oils and cleaning chemicals may cause colour fadi...

Page 16: ...food in the basket The basket is not placed in the pan correctly Do not fill the basket beyond the MAX indication Push the basket down into the pan until you hear a click White smoke comes out of the...

Page 17: ...you dry the potato sticks properly before you add the oil Cut the potato sticks smaller for a crispier result Add slightly more oil for a crispier result Packaged fries are not coming out crisp and b...

Page 18: ...18 fNotes...

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Page 20: ...lle Pty Ltd 2021 All other brand names may be trademarks of their respective owners Due to continued product improvement the products illustrated photographed in this booklet may vary slightly from th...

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