Mistral MAO250D Instruction Manual Download Page 9

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Rack Positions 

The air fryer oven has four rails at the sides of the 
oven cavity for four rack positions, as pictured 
below.

     

1

1

2

2

3

3

4

4

Position (1): warming 
•   Place the wire rack in position (1) for keeping 

food warm, or for baking larger roasts or cakes. 

Position (2): baking, roasting or toasting
•   Place the wire rack, with a baking dish or the 

pizza pan on top, in position (2) when baking 
cake, pastries or fresh pizza. 

•   Place the baking pan in position (2) when 

cooking a roast. 

•   Place the wire rack in position (2) for toasting 

bread. Make sure that the crumb tray is properly 
in its place on the bottom of the oven cavity.

 

Position (2) and (3): air-frying or dehydrate
•   Place the baking pan in position (1) and the air 

fryer basket in position (2) or (3) when air-frying 
or dehydrating. 

Position (3): grilling 
•   Place the baking pan in position (3) when 

grilling meat or vegetables with convection. 

•   Place the baking pan, with a shallow dish of 

food, in position (3) for top-browning. 

Position (4): grilling and toasting for small size food
•   Place the baking pan in position (4) when 

grilling meat or vegetables with convection. 

•   Place the baking pan, with a shallow dish of 

food, in position (4) for top-browning, make sure 
the food not touch the top heating elements.

Using the Air Fryer Oven

CAUTION: 

•  

Danger of burns! All inserts will become 

extremely hot in the Air Fryer Oven. It is 

essential to use oven gloves to remove 

them. Use the rotisserie removal tool for 

the Rotisserie Fork.

•  

Do not place food that is still packed in 

plastic wrap or plastic bags in the Air 

Fryer Oven.

•  

Only even place down the hot 

accessories on a heat-resistant 

surface.

•  

Make sure that the food that you would 

like to prepare does not come into 

contact with the heating element of the 

Air Fryer Oven.

•  The door of the Air Fryer Oven must be closed 

for settings to be made and buttons to be 
pressed.

•   Completely unwind the power cord and plug 

the plug into a standard domestic power 
outlet and switch on. The indicator for Start/
Stop button is on.

•    Press the Start/Stop button, the display is 

power on.

•  Press either the AIR FRY or OVEN button, Use 

the Selector dial to scroll through the  pre-set 
options for each type of function.

•   When your chosen option is flashing on the 

screen, press the Selector dial to confirm, 
then press the START/STOP button to start the 
cooking process.

•   When the countdown timer reaches 0:00, 

an audible alarm will sound and OFF shows 
on the display. The fan will continue running 
for cooling down purposes. The display will 
become blank when the cooling fan stop 
running.

Manually setting a time and temperature:

•   Press either the AIR FRY or OVEN button, Use 

the Selector dial to scroll through the pre-set 
options for each type of function, press the 
Selector dial to confirm.

•    When the time is flashing on the screen, turn 

the selector dial to adjust the cooking time. 
Once the desired cooking time is achieved, 
press the selector dial to confirm.

Summary of Contents for MAO250D

Page 1: ...Model MAO250D 25 Litre Digital Air Fryer Oven Instruction Manual...

Page 2: ...perated by means of an external timer or separate remote control system NEVER USE this appliance with an extension cord power board or double adapters While cooking the internal temperature of the uni...

Page 3: ...e has a build in timer it will automatically shut down the appliance when count down is completed You can manually switch off the appliance by touching the START STOP Button the heating up will stop i...

Page 4: ...the Shaft of Rotisserie Fork right not shown 5 Glass Door 6 Door Handle 7 Rails 8 Support for the Shaft of Rotisserie Fork left 9 Top and Bottom Heating Elements not shown 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Accessorie...

Page 5: ...corresponding cooking functions will light up in the LED screen 19 START STOP Button Press the button to start or stop the cooking process 20 Selector Dial After pressing the AIR FRY or OVEN button r...

Page 6: ...h hot air and is not a conventional Cooker that is filled with oil or deep frying fat It is suitable for frying baking grilling dehydrating keeping warm or defrosting food It generally works like a co...

Page 7: ...ust the screws closer to the middle if needed but never outwards towards the ends Ensure that the roast meat or chicken are not too large and are able to rotate freely inside the Air Fryer Oven Tie up...

Page 8: ...90 mins Fries 200 C 15 mins 60 C 200 C 1 90 mins Dehydrate 30 C 2 hours 30 C 80 C 1 24 hours Defrost 35 C 40 mins 30 C 80 C 1 90 mins Reheat 200 C 5 mins 60 C 200 C 1 90 mins Bake 200 C 30 mins 60 C 2...

Page 9: ...ial to use oven gloves to remove them Use the rotisserie removal tool for the Rotisserie Fork Do not place food that is still packed in plastic wrap or plastic bags in the Air Fryer Oven Only even pla...

Page 10: ...ss the Selector dial the timer will flash turn the dial to adjust it press the dial to confirm Then the temperature will start flashing turn the dial to adjust it press the dial to confirm After cooki...

Page 11: ...18 mins 180 C Potato Gratin 15 18 mins 200 C Steak 8 12 mins 180 C Hamburger 7 14 mins 180 C Sausage roll 13 15 mins 200 C Chicken drumsticks 18 22 mins 180 C Chicken breast 10 15 mins 180 C Spring ro...

Page 12: ...method used in baking bread During this time dough undergoes fermentation and it takes on its final rise before being baked Using the PROOF pre set option the warm temperature can increase the activi...

Page 13: ...n the ingredients during cooking Fried snacks are not crispy when they come out You used a type of fried be prepared in a traditional deep fryer Use oven snacks or lightly brush some oil onto the snac...

Page 14: ...n Dry thoroughly Accessories All accessories should be hand washed in hot sudsy water The accessories are NOT dishwasher safe If scrubbing is necessary use a nylon scouring pad or nylon brush Rinse an...

Page 15: ...15 Notes...

Page 16: ...rovement throughout the product range As such the unit contained within may differ slightly from the unit illustrated on the pack MADE IN CHINA for GSM International Ltd GSM International Ltd Gerard S...

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