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OPERATION

Min - Max 

Amount (lb.)

Time 

(min.)

Temp 

(°F/°C)

Shake 

needed

Additional 

information

Meat & Poultry

Steak

0.2-1.1

8-12

400

-

-

Pork chops

0.2-1.1

10-14

360

-

-

Hamburger

0.2-1.1

7-14

400

-

-

Sausage roll

0.2-1.1

13-15

400

-

-

Drumsticks

0.2-1.1

15-22

400

-

-

Chicken breast

0.2-1.1

10-15

360

-

-

Snacks

Spring rolls

0.2-1.0

8-10

400

Yes

use oven 

ready type

Frozen chicken nuggets

0.2-1.1

6-10

400

Yes

Frozen fish fingers

0.2-1.0

6-10

400

-

Frozen bread crumbed 

cheese snacks

0.2-1.0

8-10

360

-

Frozen vegetables

0.2-1.0

10

320

Yes

Baking

Cake

max. 0.7

15-25

330

-

Quiche

max. 0.9

20-22

400

-

Muffins

max. 0.7

15-25

350

-

HINTS AND TIPS

•  This appliance can be used to cook many foods that can also be prepared in a 

traditional oven.

•  Smaller quantities of food normally require a slightly shorter cooking time than 

larger quantities of food.

•  To reduce cooking time, defrost food prior to cooking. It is recommended that 

some foods should not be thawed/defrosted prior to cooking, such as frozen fish, 

and frozen french fries.

•  It is recommended to use a meat thermometer to check the cooking progress.

•  In the event of food flare-ups, do not remove the basket holder (6); press the  

on/off button   (16) and unplug the appliance.

•  Do not release the basket (10) from the basket holder (6) unless it is placed on a 

clean, flat and heat resistant surface.

•  When the food you are cooking requires shaking, it is recommended to set the 

time to half the required time or use a separate timer set for half of the suggested 

cooking time. This way a bell will ring and remind you to shake the basket (10).

•  The optimal amount for cooking crispy fries is up to 1.5lbs of sliced potatoes.

•  Use pre-made dough to cook filled snacks quickly and easily. Pre-made dough 

also requires a shorter cooking time than home-made dough.

HINTS AND TIPS

•  Use the appliance to reheat food. Place food into the appliance, and then set the 

temperature to 150°F and the time up to 10 minutes.

•  It is recommended to only use nylon, heat-proof plastic or wooden cooking 

utensils. Metal utensils may damage the non-stick surface. Always remove 

utensils from the appliance. Do not leave them in the appliance during use.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

Proper maintenance will ensure many years of service from your appliance. Clean 

the appliance after every use. The appliance contains no user serviceable parts and 

requires little maintenance. Leave any servicing or repairs to qualified personnel.
WARNING:

 

-

Always turn the appliance off by pressing the on/off button   (16). Disconnect 

the plug (3) from the wall outlet before cleaning. Allow all parts of the 

appliance to cool down completely.

NOTE:

 

-

Do not immerse the power cord with plug (3) and appliance housing (2) into 

water or any other liquids. Do not use abrasive cleaners, steel wool or scouring 

pads (ill. 

q

). Dry all parts thoroughly after cleaning, before using or storing 

the appliance. Ensure that no water enters the appliance housing (2).

•  Remove the basket holder (6) from the appliance and then, the basket (10) from 

the basket holder (6).

•  Wipe the inside and outside of the appliance with a slightly damp, soft cloth and 

some mild detergent if needed.

•  Take extra care when cleaning near the heating element (4) in order not to 

damage it.

•  The basket holder (6) and basket (10) and can be washed in hot soapy water. The 

basket holder (6) and basket (10) can also be placed in a dishwasher.

WARNING:

 

-

Any food residue left on the basket (10) and basket holder (6) could cause odor 

and/or smoke emissions. Ensure all parts of the appliance are free from residue.

NOTE:

 

-

Dry all parts and surfaces thoroughly before use. Make sure that all parts and 

surfaces are completely dry before connecting the appliance to a wall outlet.

Storage

•  Before storage, always make sure the appliance is completely cool, clean and dry.

•  It is recommended to store the appliance in a dry place.

•  Store the appliance on a stable shelf or in a cupboard. To avoid accidents, ensure 

that both the appliance and its power cord are beyond reach of children or pets.

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Summary of Contents for FT 43479 W

Page 1: ...ESS FRYER Model Number FT 43479 W UPC 848052004559 Customer Assistance 1 855 451 2897 US Please consider the option to recycle the packaging material Air Fryer_FT 43479 W_IM_US_V10_171222 indd 1 12 22...

Page 2: ...ic shock or injuries to persons Do not use outdoors or in a damp area Do not let power cord hang over edge of table or counter or touch hot surfaces Do not place on or near a hot gas or electric burne...

Page 3: ...rt power supply cord is to be provided to reduce the risk resulting from becoming entangled in or tripping over a longer cord Longer extension cords are available and may be used if care is exercised...

Page 4: ...older 7 Basket handle 8 Release button 9 Release button cover 10 Basket 11 Control panel 12 Digital LED display 13 Increase temperature button 14 Decrease temperature button 15 Select program button 1...

Page 5: ...s Fryer include Fast cooking with little to no preheating required Quick and easy clean up the non stick coated parts are conveniently sized to fit in the dishwasher Hassle free frying no spatters no...

Page 6: ...6 ILLUSTRATIONS a 6 inches 6 inches 6 inches b c d e f g h i j k l Air Fryer_FT 43479 W_IM_US_V10_171222 indd 6 12 22 17 10 16 AM...

Page 7: ...on Packaging materials are not toys Always keep plastic bags foils and foam parts away from babies and children Packaging material could block airways and prevent breathing NOTE Always use the applian...

Page 8: ...Onion rings 10 380 Shrimp 20 330 Muffin 15 350 Cake 20 330 Using the appliance This appliance can be used to prepare fries and potatoes meat and poultry snacks and for baking Recommended cooking times...

Page 9: ...ded by the manufacturer Do not place any other materials in the appliance Do not cover or insert any objects into the air vents 1 ill b Never let the power cord 3 come in contact with the housing 2 of...

Page 10: ...ss the start pause button 19 to start the cooking program The fan symbol on the display 12 turns blue and blinks until the set temperature is reached NOTE The fan symbol on the display 12 remains cont...

Page 11: ...he basket holder 6 is placed on a clean flat and heat resistant surface it may contain hot liquids generated during the cooking process Always release the basket 10 from the basket holder 6 before emp...

Page 12: ...o reduce cooking time defrost food prior to cooking It is recommended that some foods should not be thawed defrosted prior to cooking such as frozen fish and frozen french fries It is recommended to u...

Page 13: ...after cleaning before using or storing the appliance Ensure that no water enters the appliance housing 2 Remove the basket holder 6 from the appliance and then the basket 10 from the basket holder 6 W...

Page 14: ...button turned blue but the appliance does not heat up Preheat time too short Basket holder not properly engaged with the appliance housing Malfunctioning appliance Let the appliance preheat for a lon...

Page 15: ...ood in the basket Extend the cooking time Increase the set temperature Remove some food from the basket Food over cooked or burnt Cooking time too long Cooking temperature too high The food was not sh...

Page 16: ...iance for at least 20 minutes on its highest setting with no food until no odor or smoke is present Unplug the appliance from the wall outlet let it cool down and clean thoroughly before using again U...

Page 17: ...glass parts glass containers cutter strainer blades seals gaskets clutches motor brushes and or agitators etc Commercial use or any other use not found in printed directions Damage from misuse abuse...

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