Moosoo HIC-AF-8081D Instruction Manual Download Page 8

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USING THE ACCESSORIES

Placing Air Flow Racks into Unit

Components

11. Rotisserie Stand (*Optional)

Use for placing the Rotisserie Shaft when removing hot food from the Unit.

12. Gloves

Used for holding the racks or the rotating mesh basket to protect your hands.

13. Pad

Used for putting racks and rotating mesh basket on to protect your desk.

14.Food Clip

Used for fetching food.

Important

Please make sure that your air fryer oven has been shipped with the components , that you ordered (some 
accessories may be sold separately). Check everything carefully before use. If any part is missing or damaged, do 
not use this product. Contact shipper using the customer service number located in the back of the owner's manual.

NOTE: Some accessories may not be included with the purchase.

Warning

Forks, Skewers, and other metal parts with this unit are sharp and will get extremely hot during use.

Great care should be taken to avoid personal injury. Wear protective oven mitts or gloves.

1. Insert Drip Tray into bottom of the Unit.

2. Place Air Flow Racks into Unit by sliding through the side grooves and onto the back lip (FIG. A).

3. Place Air Flow Racks closer to the top heating element for faster cooking and added crisp (FIG. B).

4. Rotate the Air Flow Racks mid-cycle for even cooking.

FIG.A

FIG.B

SKEWER RACK(2) 

FRONTAL VIEW

ROTISSERIE SHAFT 

LEFTSIDE RIGHTSIDE

SKEWERS 

X10

SETSCREWS 

X2

Summary of Contents for HIC-AF-8081D

Page 1: ...AIR FRYER OVEN INSTRUCTION MANUAL Model HIC AF 8081D For any questions and malfunctions of the appliance during use please contact our customer service email usa imoosoo com...

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Page 3: ...S SPECIFICATION PARTS ACCESSORIES USING THE ACCESSORIES COOKING PRESETS GENERAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS COOKING CHART CLEANING STORAGE CLEANING TROUBLESHOOTING FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS WARRANTY 01 02...

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Page 5: ...VERFILL the Rotating Mesh Basket 10 DO NOT COVER the Air Intake Vent or Air Outlet Vent while the air fryer is operating Doing so will prevent even cooking and may damage the Unit or cause it to overh...

Page 6: ...s power cord OUT OF THE REACH of children when it is in operation or in the cooling process NOTE Unpack all listed contents from packaging Varies by model Please remove any clear or blue protective fi...

Page 7: ...s 9 Rotisserie Shaft Forks Set Screws Optional Use for roasts and whole chicken Force Shaft lengthwise through meat and center Slide Forks onto shaft from either end into meat then lock in place with...

Page 8: ...ng or damaged do not use this product Contact shipper using the customer service number located in the back of the owner s manual NOTE Some accessories may not be included with the purchase Warning Fo...

Page 9: ...Rotisserie Spit Assembly 1 Insert each Skewer point through holes on the let Skewer Rack FIG C 2 Squeeze the clip end of each Skewer as you insert into the opposite Skewer Rack slot to secure 3 Releas...

Page 10: ...Unit The right side has two notches and the left has one Using the Accessories Removing Rotisserie Spit or Rotating Basket from Unit 1 Open Unit door to pause cooking cycle or turn Unit off by pressin...

Page 11: ...C to 400 F 200 C Dehydration ranges from 900F 30 C to 1750F 80 C 5 Time Control Buttons These buttons enable you to select exact cooking time to the minute from 1 min to 60mins in all modes except wh...

Page 12: ...e data offer only a reference Preset Button 10 Shrimp 11 Chicken 12 Baking 13 Rotisserie 14 Dehydrator Temperature 320 F 160 C 370 F 185 C 350 F 175 C 400 F 200 C 90 F 30 C Time 12 mins 40 mins 30 min...

Page 13: ...f the cooking Unit NEVER fill any cooking vessel with oil or liquid of any kind This Unit cooks with hot air only NEVER use the Oven Door as a place to rest a hot Fry Basket filled with food The Hot F...

Page 14: ...ch Tool FIG H or oven mitts The Fetch Tool can also be used with Rotisserie Spit Warning During the cooking process the Rotating Mesh Basket and other accessories will become very hot When you remove...

Page 15: ...d before cleaning 1 Wipe the outside of the appliance with a warm moist cloth and mild detergent 2 To clean the oven door remove it by lifting it to a 80 angle while gently pulling upward Clean both s...

Page 16: ...se smaller batches for more even frying 2 Raise temperature and continue cooking White smoke coming from Unit 1 Oil is being used 2 Accessories have excess grease residue from previous cooking 1 Wipe...

Page 17: ...at any time while cooking is in progress During this time you can flip the contents on the Air Flow Racks if needed to ensure even cooking Time and temperature will resume where you left off 7 Is the...

Page 18: ...SOO shall not be liable for costs of repair or replacement of a product incurred as a result of Accidental damage faults caused by negligent use or care misuse neglect careless operation or handling o...

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