8
Safety Switch
The Air Fryer is equipped with a safety switch. When you remove
the pan from the Air Fryer whilst it is still turned ON (eg. shaking or
flipping over food), the heating and the fan will stop, but the timer
will still operate. You may need to adjust the timer to account for
the time the pan has been removed. Cooking will resume once the
pan is reinserted into the Air Fryer.
Cooking Tips
• The higher volume of food being cooked, the longer the cooking time.
• Shaking smaller food products halfway through cooks food more
evenly. If you need to shake food or turn over the food at any point of
the cooking process, pull the pan out of the Air Fryer using the handle,
then shake or turn the food over using tongs. Cooking will resume
automatically once the frying pan is reinserted into the Air Fryer.
• Add some oil to fresh potatoes for a crispier result. Please ensure you
cook your food in the Air Fryer within a few minutes of adding in the
oil for best results. Mix
the food and the
oil in a bowl prior to placing
into the frying
pan
. Never add oil directly into the frying
pan
.
• Do not cook greasy or oily foods such as sausages in the Air Fryer.
• Snacks that can be cooked in an oven can also be cooked in the
Air Fryer.
• For crispy, homemade chips or fries, the optimal amount of food to
cook at a time is 400g.
• When making home made chips or fries, the best types of potatoes
to use are the starchy varieties (Kennebec, King Edward, Golden
Delight or Sebago).
• For best cooking results, it is advisable to minimise the time and
frequency that the pan is taken out whilst the Air Fryer is on. The
temperature inside the Air Fryer needs to remain consistent to ensure
best cooking results.
• Cakes and pastries can be also cooked in the Air Fryer. Please follow
your own recipes and use a baking pan suitable for cooking in a
conventional oven.
