Automatic Off
The Aero Fryer is equipped with a timer. To switch off, when the timer has counted down to 0, the Aero Fryer switches off
automatically with a bell ring. To switch off the air fryer manually, turn the timer knob anticlockwise to 0.
How to Pull Out the Pot and Remove Basket from the Pot
1.
Pull out the pot by handle, but do not press the button when pulling (see No.1).
2.
Put the pot on plane position, open the transparent cover on the top of the handle, press the button and lift up the handle
with basket (see No.2).
Note:
The button on the top of the handle is only for releasing the basket from the pot. Do not press the button when you pull out
the pot from the air fryer.
Use the Aero Fryer
1.
Connect the power with the plug.
2.
Warm up the Aero Fryer without food inside for approx. 4 minutes.
3.
After warming up, pull the pot out of the Aero Fryer.
4.
Put food into the basket.
Note:
Never fill the basket exceed the amount indicated in the following table, as this could affect the quality of the
cooking result. There is no need fill the pot with oil and fat for meat, but a little oil for vegetables.
5.
Push the pot back into the Air Fryer.
Note:
Do not use the pot without the basket in it.
6.
After above procedure, do as below:
-
Turn the temperature/time control knob to the required temperature/time.
-
Choose required cooking time for the food. See table below to determine the right temperature and time.
-
Some food need to be tumbled during cook in order to get good cook result. Pull the pot out of the Aero Fryer, tumble
the food with fork, and then push the pot back into the Aero Fryer.
Caution: Do not press the basket release button when tumbling food.
-
When a bell ring appears, the set cooking time finishes. Pull the pot out of the Aero Fryer and place it on a heat-resistant
surface. Check if the food is cooked well.; if not yet, push the pot back into the Aero Fryer and re-cook the food
according to the temperature and time you require.
-
To remove the food, press the basket release button and lift up the basket out of the pot. Use a fork or suitable kitchen
tool to take out the food.
Tips
The table below helps you to select the basic settings for the food you want to cook, please refer to the recipe booklet for more
different food.
Note:
These settings are for reference. Food is different in size, shape, etc. so the cooking result with below setting may need to
be altered.
Type
Min to Max(g)
Time(mins)
Temp
Remark
Frozen chips
200-500
12-20
200
Shake
Home-made chips
200-500
18-30
180
Add 1/2 spoon of oil, Shake
Breadcrumbed
cheese
snacks
200-300
8-15
190
Chicken
Nuggets
100-500
10-15
200
Fillet
of
Chicken
100-500
18-25
200
Reverse
if
needed
Drumsticks
100-500
18-22
180
Reverse
if
needed
Steak
100-500
8-15
180
Reverse
if
needed
Pork
chops
100-500
10-20
180
Reverse
if
needed
Hamburger
100-500
7-14
180
Add
1/2
spoon
of
oil
Frozen fish fingers
100-400
6-12
200
Add 1/2 spoon of oil
Cup
cake 5
units
15-18
200
•
Small size and quantity of the food usually require a shorter cooking time, while large size and quantity of food require a
longer cooking time.
•
Tumbling smaller size food during cooking optimizes the cooking result and help to prevent unevenly fried food.
•
For a crispy result, add a little oil to fresh potatoes and fry it in the Aero Fryer.
•
Snacks that can be cooked in an oven can also be cooked in the Aero Fryer.
•
The optimal amount for cooking crispy fries is 500 grams.
•
You can also use the Aero Fryer to re-heat. To re-heat, set the temperature 150°C for 10 minutes.
No.1
No.2
EN
2
