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OPERATION (Cont.)

6.  

Now that the right side is in place, the left side has a groove 

   

closer to the edge of the rotisserie shaft. Use this to slide your 

   

rotisserie shaft into the left side mount. See below:

7.  

The rotisserie shaft is now in place and your food ready 

   

to start cooking.

NOTE:

 Please make sure that there is enough space around the meat/

   

chicken for it to be able to rotate with no obstructions.

8.  

Set the function of the grill to ROTISSERIE

9.  

Set the Temperature dial to 200°C

10. 

Depending on the size of the food, set the TIME dial to 

   

30 minutes or longer.

REMOVING ROTISSERIE FOOD FROM OVEN

11.  

Once your food has finished cooking, be sure to use oven mitts 

   

when removing the rostisserie shaft as it will be extremely hot 

   

and will cause burns if not handled correctly.

12. 

With the oven mitts, grab a hold of the rotisserie shaft on either 

   

side and lift the left side up and out of the mount. 

13. 

Then remove the right side rotisserie shaft out of the hole by 

   

moving it to the left.

You can now move you food to a chopping board and cut up to be served. 

Summary of Contents for GF25AFOSS

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL Please read this manual carefully before using and keep it for future reference 25L MULTI FUNCTION AIR FRYER OVEN GF25AFOSS...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...ety 4 Installation 10 Product Overview 11 Operation 13 How To use Air Fry for example 14 Programs Times 16 Rotisserie 18 Cleaning and Maintenance 21 FAQs 22 Specifications 23 Customer Helpline Last Pa...

Page 4: ...ocuments included with the product The lightning flash symbol within the triangle is intended to warn you of non insulated dangerous voltage the product s enclosure that could be of sufficient magnitu...

Page 5: ...ries Do not use outdoors Do not place the oven or any of its parts on a stove near gas or electric burners or inside another heated oven Be extremely cautious when removing a tray basket or rack if it...

Page 6: ...foil contacts the oven s heating elements this can cause overheating and risk of fire Never put baking or parchment paper into the air fryer Air circulation can cause paper to move and touch heating...

Page 7: ...perated by means of an external timer GENERAL SAFET Cont Disconnection Switch the appliance off and unplug it from the power supply after you have finished using it and before cleaning servicing maint...

Page 8: ...Maintain the air fryer in a clean condition to avoid deterioration which could affect its working life and result in a hazard risk We accept no liability for any eventual damages due to improper use...

Page 9: ...9 GENERAL SAFETY Cont...

Page 10: ...lat stable surface that can support the weight of the air fryer Do not place the Air Fryer where heat moisture or high humidity are generated or near combustible materials The Air Fryer is intended to...

Page 11: ...ll Bacon Pastry Proof Bread Dehydrate Reheat Warm 2 PROGRAMS 3 LED SCREEN TEMP DISPLAY TIME DISPLAY 4 CATEGORY SELECTIONS Temperature Timer Start Pause Fan Internal Light button Cancel CANCEL BUTTON Y...

Page 12: ...12 5 FUNCTION PROGRAMS 6 ROTISSERIE KIT 7 FOOD TRAY 8 FOOD TRAY HANDLE 9 WIRE RACK 10 SMALL WIRE RACK 11 AIR FRY BASKET 12 12 PIZZA PAN 13 DRIP TRAY 6 PRODUCT OVERVIEW Cont 7 8 10 11 9 12 13 5...

Page 13: ...13 OPERATION...

Page 14: ...Press the TIME Button and the rotating the Function Dial to adjust the cook time to your choosing 6 Press the START PAUSE button to begin cooking The time will start counting down All four top heatin...

Page 15: ...15 OPERATION Cont...

Page 16: ...ins 150 230 200 10 Vegetables 1 45 mins 10 mins 50 230 190 11 Defrost 1 45 mins 20 mins 80 80 12 Grill 1 45 mins 15 mins 50 260 230 13 Bacon 1 45 mins 12 min 50 230 175 14 Ribs 30 min 10 hrs 4 hours 5...

Page 17: ...in N Y high N N A Y N 5 1 min Y Y high N N A Y N 5 1 min Y Y low Y Slow Off N N N 1 min Y N Y Slow Off Y N 5 1 min Y Y low N N A N N 5 1 min Y Y low Y High Slow Off N N 5 30 min N Y high N N A Y N 5 1...

Page 18: ...t the Rotisserie Shaft forks and set screws depending on the size of the meat chicken you want to cook 3 The Rotisserie shaft will be at full length see below 4 Loosen the set screws and adjust each s...

Page 19: ...ve your meat held tightly and secured in place You will need to place your Rotisserie shaft with the food content into the mounting holes inside either side of the oven Place the shaft side with the l...

Page 20: ...grill to ROTISSERIE 9 Set the Temperature dial to 200 C 10 Depending on the size of the food set the TIME dial to 30 minutes or longer REMOVING ROTISSERIE FOOD FROM OVEN 11 Once your food has finishe...

Page 21: ...cloth on the display screen or it may be scratched 3 To clean the glass door use a glass cleaner or mild detergent and a soft damp sponge or soft plastic scouring pad 4 Let all surfaces dry completel...

Page 22: ...ime FOODS ARE OVERCOOKED OR BURNED Decrease cooking temperature or time Make sure food items are not too large and are not touching the heating elements FOODS ARE COOKED UNEVENLY Make sure food items...

Page 23: ...23 SPECIFICATIONS Ratings 220 240V 50 60Hz 1750W Dimensions 402 5 w x 402 d x 368 5 h mm Weight Net 9 8 kg Gross 11 5 kg...

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