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Cleaning the Fryer

Cleaning should be carried out when the fryer is unplugged from the mains socket. The fryer and the 

oil should be completely cool. When cleaning, avoid the use of abrasive cleaning materials as these 

may damage the fryers surface.
Remove the basket from the fryer. Remove the lid, and the filter from the grease trap. For guidance on 

removing and repositioning these items see page 6-7.

1.  Two-piece filter

Remove the filter before cleaning the lid. Lift and remove the grease 

trap cover (refer to page 6). Remove the two filters and check their 

condition. The filters can be used about fifty times before they need to 

be replaced. This depends on the nature of the food and the period of 

cooking.

2.  Cleaning the basket

The basket and handle should be washed in warm soapy water, rinsed and dried.

3.  Cleaning the fryer lid

The lid and the grease trap cover should also be washed in warm soapy water, rinsed and dried.

4.  Cleaning the oil tank

Ensure the fryer has completely cooled down, remove the lid and unplug the fryer from the 

mains socket. Carefully lift and tilt the fryer to the left and pour the oil off into a suitable 

receptacle from the left rear corner. (If you are left-handed use the right corner.)
Pour warm soapy water into the tank and wash it well. Rinse in fresh water and allow to dry.

If you are using solid fat

Remove the basket before the fat has cooled. Remove as much of the cooled fat as possible with 

a plastic spatula before washing the tank. Ensure the washing water is hot enough to remove 

all traces of fat from the tank. When washing the oil tank ensure you do not damage the interior 

surface.
Wipe the body of the fryer with a damp cloth and dry well. Never immerse the body in any 

liquid.

5.  When all the components are cleaned and dried

Re-assemble the fryer. Replace the filters in the correct order with the white one underneath and 

the charcoal filter on top. Store the fryer safely in a cool dry place out of the reach of children. 

6.  Storing the oil

You may store filtered, cooled oil in the fryer. Solid fat must not be stored in the fryer.

If you intend to re-use the oil, then make sure you filter it well.

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Summary of Contents for C20FFW10

Page 1: ...DEEP FAT FRYER INSTRUCTION MANUAL C20FFW10 ...

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Page 3: ...to the mains 9 Set the Temperature 9 PART 2 Cooking Open the fryer lid 9 Take the basket completely out and load with food 9 Lower the filled basket into the oil 9 Close the fryer lid 9 When the Food is Cooked 10 Cooking Home battered Foods 10 Hints on Using Your Fryer 10 When Cooking has been Completed 11 Frying Guide Time and Temperature Chart 11 Cleaning the Fryer 12 Two piece filter 12 Cleanin...

Page 4: ...cluded Frying Basket with hinged handle X 1 P N 304400100453 304401102606 The Fryer Plain Filter X 1 P N 304400300052 Instruction Maunal X 1 P N 304401202084 V2 Charcoal Filter X 1 P N 304400300052 160 170 180 190 Thank youfor purchasing your new Currys Essentials Deep Fat Fryer These operating instructions will help you use it properly and safely We recommend that you spend some time reading this...

Page 5: ...ndow Frying Basket Handle Release Button Variable Thermostat Lever Frying Basket in Raised Position Basket Support Slots Basket Support Frying Basket Handle Power Indicator Lid Mains Cable Storage Open Lid Button Oil Tank Feet Temperature Setting 160 170 180 190 ...

Page 6: ...der to avoid possible fire hazards keep the area above and around the fryer clear Leave a clear space all around the fryer and keep it as far back from the front edge of the work surface as possible Do not put the fryer or the mains cable close to any other cooking or heating appliances Do not place above the stove Preparation Before using your fryer for the first time you should carefully wash th...

Page 7: ...er 4 Replacing the grease trap cover and filters Dry the fryer lid and replace the grease trap cover and filters Place the plain filter in the trap first followed by the charcoal filter Relocate the grease trap cover back into position 5 Reattaching the fryer lid Stand in front of the fryer Hold the lid on each side and place the lid spring in front of the metal catch at the rear of the fryer The ...

Page 8: ...table for use with the fryer If you wish you may use solid vegetable fat but this is much more difficult to handle Solid fat should be melted in a separate pan before transferring it to the tank Do not use margarine butter or olive oil Do not mix different oils and fats Lightly smear the viewing window with a little oil This will prevent it from getting fogged by condensation and allow you to view...

Page 9: ... careful of the steam that is produced it may scald Set the correct oil temperature for the food the frying guide on page 11 will assist you 3 Plug the fryer into the mains Plug the fryer into the mains socket and switch on the power at the mains 4 Set The Temperature Set the variable thermostat lever to your desired temperature The power indicator will first turn red and then turn green when the ...

Page 10: ...ing refer to page 9 Hints on Using Your Fryer Use a recommended oil do not mix oils or fats Take into account the type of food when you set the frying temperature Generally precooked foods need a higher cooking temperature than raw foods If you need to add oil do so between batches Allow a short time for the oil to heat up to the right temperature Ensure there is enough room to open the appliance ...

Page 11: ... minutes Fish 400g 150ºC 8 12 minutes Whitebait just sufficient to cover the basket area 190ºC 2 3 minutes Fresh cod or haddock in batter 500g 190ºC 10 15 minutes Frozen cod or haddock in batter 500g 170ºC 12 18 minutes Frozen plaice 600g 190ºC 12 18 minutes Frozen Hamburgers 4 qty 150ºC 8 10 minutes Chicken portions in Crumbs 600g 170ºC 12 18 minutes Fresh crumbed chicken drumsticks 600g 170ºC 12...

Page 12: ...as completely cooled down remove the lid and unplug the fryer from the mains socket Carefully lift and tilt the fryer to the left and pour the oil off into a suitable receptacle from the left rear corner If you are left handed use the right corner Pour warm soapy water into the tank and wash it well Rinse in fresh water and allow to dry If you are using solid fat Remove the basket before the fat h...

Page 13: ...GB 13 Specification Model C20FFW10 Power Consumption 230 240 V 50Hz 1650 1800W Tank capacity 2 0 litres MAX Features and specifications are subject to change without prior notice ...

Page 14: ...ains wall coverings clothing dishtowels or other flammable materials during use 11 Ensure ample clearance around and above the appliance so you can work safely 12 Use the appliance on a stable heat resistant surface 13 Do not exposed the appliance to direct sunlight 14 Operate the appliance with the controls facing you Do not reach across the appliance while it is operating or when it is hot 15 St...

Page 15: ...rly Used oil may contain contaminants lower smoking temperatures and cause excessive foaming and spattering 29 Always dry food before frying as moist foods cause excessive foaming and spattering Even small amounts of water may cause the oil to spatter 30 Never overload the frying basket If too much food is fried at the same time the food will not get crisp and may cause excessive foaming and spatt...

Page 16: ...hat your electrical and electronic equipment should be disposed at the end of its life separately from your household waste There are separate collection systems for recycling in the EU For more information please contact the local authority or your retailer where you purchased the product P N 304401202084 V2 Visit Partmaster co uk today for the easiest way to buy electrical spares and accessories...

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