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1. Be sure unit is unplugged before starting.

Clean all parts and accessories with warm,
soapy water. Rinse well and dry thoroughly.

2. Rotisserie should be placed at least 8 inches from

walls and should not be positioned under cabinets.

3. Slide the drip tray into machine at the base

of unit.

(Figure 1)

4. Position the heat reflector by sliding along

the inside top towards the back and placing it
behind the heating element. Reflector should fit
neatly into grooves at the back of heating element
leading into the drip tray.

5.

DO NOT EXCEED MAXIMUM SIZE.
MEAT OR POULTRY SHOULD NOT RUB
THE HEATING ELEMENT. MAXIMUM
LOAD OF 8 POUNDS.

Trim any excess fat

or loose hangings from meat or poultry before
positioning in Rotisserie.

6. It is necessary to tie the wings and legs of poultry

together with plain string or butcher’s twine
to prevent loose pieces from rubbing the inside
of the door, heat shield or heating element as
the spit rotates inside the Rotisserie.

(Figure 2)

7. Start with the end of a leg and loop a suitable

length of the string 

(about 12 inches)

or twine

and tie-off. Bring the string to the next leg, pull
tightly and wrap once or twice around the end
and tie-off. Next, wrap approximately 36 inches
(3 feet) of string or twine around the body of the
bird making sure to secure the wings and legs
close to the body by wrapping crossways so there
is a big “X” of string or twine pulled tightly
across the breast. Bring free end of string to the
leg again and tie-off with a secure or double knot.
Cut off the excess string or twine so it does not
hang loose. The bird should now be a securely
bound bundle with no loose parts hanging from
its body.

1.Asegúrese de que la unidad esté desconectada

antes de iniciar . Lave

todas las partes y accesorios

del asador con agua tibia y jabonosa.

Enjuáguelasy séquelas bien.

2.El asador se debe colocar por lo menos de

8pulgadas de las paredes y

no se debe colocar

bajo algún mueble de cocina.

3.Deslice la bandeja de goteo dentro de la máquina

en la base de la unidad.

(Figura 1)

4.Coloque el reflector de calor deslizándolo a lo

largo de la parte superior interna y hacia la parte

trasera. Colóquelo detrás del elemento calefactor

que conduce en la bandeja.

5.NO EXCEDA EL T

AMAÑO MÁXIMO.

LACARNE O A

VE NO DEBE FROTAR

ELELEMENTO CALEF

ACTOR.

CARGAMÁXIMA 8 LIBRAS.

Elimine

cualquier exceso de grasa o trozos de carne que

cuelguen deésta o de las aves que vaya a cocinar

,

antes decolocarlas dentro del Asador

.

6.Utilizando hilo regular

, cuerda de carnicero,

ohasta hilo dental, es necessario atar las alas

ylas patas de las

aves para evitar que las piezas

sueltas rocen elinterior de la puerta, el escudo

calefactor oe

lelemento calefactor cuando la

varilla giredentro del Asador

(Figura 2)

7.Inicie esta operación enrollando el extremo de una

pata del ave y átela. Lleve la cuerda a la otra pata,

jale fuertemente y enrolle una vez o dos veces

alrededor del extremo de la pata y átela. Entonces,

enrolle aprox. 36 pulgadas (3pies) de hilo o cuerda

de carnicero alrededor del cuerpo del ave. En seguida,

enrolle lacuerda o el hilo alrededor del cuerpo del

ave, asegurándose de sujetar las alas y las patas

cerca del cuerpo del animal, y cruce el hilo de

manera que forme una “X” grande sobre la pechuga.

Lleve el extremo libre de la cuerda o hilo nueva-

mente hacia la pata y átela de manera queel hilo

no quede suelto. Ahora el ave haquedado como

un pequeño bulto atado correctamente sin ninguna

parte suelta enla

base de launidad.

Step-By-Step Instructions

Heat Reflector

Must be behind heating element

INSERT FROM TOP

F

IGURE

1

F

IGURE

2

paso a paso

Instrucciones Paso a Paso

Reflector de Calor

Debe estar detrás del elemento de calor

INSIERTE DE LA TAPA

F

IGURA

1

F

IGURA

2

Summary of Contents for 4786

Page 1: ...MODELS 4786 4787 User Manual P N 108521 HORIZONTAL ROTISSERIE...

Page 2: ...people may walk or trip on it Do not operate this or any appliance with a damaged cord or plug or after the appliance malfunctions or has been damaged in any manner Return appliance to an authorized...

Page 3: ...the grounded type the extension cord should be a grounding type 3 wire cord Electrical Power If electric circuit is overloaded with other appliances your Rotisserie may not operate properly The Rotiss...

Page 4: ...rning About Your Rotisserie 6 Features of Your Rotisserie 7 Step by Step Instructions 8 Using Basket Accessory 12 Cleaning and Caring for Your Rotisserie 14 Cooking Times 15 Rotisserie Cooking Chart 1...

Page 5: ...ew OSTER Horizontal Rotisserie Your OSTER Horizontal Rotisserie Seals in natural juices while unwanted fats drip away Cooks chicken to be moist and flavorful inside crispy and golden brown outside Eve...

Page 6: ...away from walls Do not use under a cabinet or in an enclosed area While in Use The Rotisserie is very hot during operation Be careful to keep your hands and face away from the unit Do not operate the...

Page 7: ...7 featurres Features of Your Horizontal Rotisserie Rotisserie Unit Food Basket and Cover Drip Tray Heat Reflector Spit Assembly ADJUSTABLE FORKS C...

Page 8: ...ry together with plain string or butcher s twine to prevent loose pieces from rubbing the inside of the door heat shield or heating element as the spit rotates inside the Rotisserie Figure 2 7 Start w...

Page 9: ...ely fixed on spit rod attach other wheel to end of spit rod and secure the third screw tightly by hand 13 Before placing the spit rod into the machine remove the door by undoing the safety latch and l...

Page 10: ...e weighted evenly on the rotating spit Plug cord into outlet and set timer to desired setting 20 A bell will sound at the end of the cooking cycle indicating that the machine is off and your food is r...

Page 11: ...y due to meat s juices 27 While holding the fixed wheel use a fork or gloved hand to gently push meat or poultry off spit rod onto platter 28 Disassemble the remaining removable fork from the spit rod...

Page 12: ...tween basket s grid 7 Affix lid by placing the back of the lid into the appropriate groove located at the back of the basket The basket is designed so that the lid will only fit into the back at diffe...

Page 13: ...Rotisserie and food are hot after cooking 15 Position a plate or platter beneath the basket with one hand and secure the basket with the other hand Lift up on the left side of the basket and pull the...

Page 14: ...ean accessories please place items on top shelf You may soak accessories in hot soapy water if food particles are hard to remove DO NOT IMMERSE THE UNIT OR THE CORD IN WATER You may notice some smoke...

Page 15: ...that a safe temperature has been reached By using a meat thermometer you can help prevent overcooking and cook foods at a safe temperature Use a regular oven proof type thermometer which goes into the...

Page 16: ...ge 1 lb 160 F 25 min lb Cooked Hot Dogs Sausages 1 lb 165 F 20 min lb BEEF Standing Rib Roast 6 to 8 lbs rare 145 F 20 min lb medium 160 F 25 min lb Boneless Rolled Beef Roast rare 145 F 20 min lb med...

Page 17: ...h the shank end to the right of the carver For a ham turn the scored fat side up For the leg of lamb place the roast so that the meaty section faces away from the carver Insert a meat fork into the he...

Page 18: ...damage resulting from any of the following negligent use or misuse of the product use on improper voltage or current use contrary to the operating instructions disassembly repair or alteration by any...

Page 19: ...notes Notes 19...

Page 20: ...nd FL 32794 8389 1 800 334 0759 www oster com DO NOT SEND PRODUCT TO THE ABOVE ADDRESS 2001 Sunbeam Products Inc All rights reserved OSTER is a registered trademark of Sunbeam Products Inc Distributed...

Page 21: ...P N 108521 Manual de Usuario ASADOR HORIZONTAL MODELOS 4786 y 4787...

Page 22: ...2 Whe be fo c a T i is o e t o i T E h h I...

Page 23: ...de tierra el cable de extensi n deber de ser del tipo de 3 alambres con toma el ctrica de tierra Corriente El ctrica Si el circuito el ctrico es sobrecargado con otros aparatos su Asador Horizontal no...

Page 24: ...4...

Page 25: ...l OSTER hace lo siguiente Sella en el interior los jugos naturales mientras que escurre las grasas no deseadas Cocina el pollo haci ndolo jugoso y sabroso por dentro crujiente y dorado por fuera Dora...

Page 26: ...6 l Befor Rea Mak Peel Plug Wher Use Do sunli Kee Plac Do While The to k Do in pl Do duri Do Roti After Use and Mak Allo Rea THE Lear...

Page 27: ...7 F caracter sticas Caracter sticas de Su Asador Horizontal Asador Canasta para Alimentos y Tapa Bandeja para Goteo Reflector de Calor Ensamble de la Varilla TRINCHES AJUSTABLES...

Page 28: ...8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 St...

Page 29: ...rada y colocada firmemente en la varilla y asegure el tercer tornillo firmemente con la mano 13 Antes de colocar la varilla en la m quina quite la puerta desabrochando la aldabilla de seguridad levant...

Page 30: ...10 16 17 18 19 20 21 22...

Page 31: ...estar resbalosos debido a los jugos de la carne 27 Mientras sostiene la rueda fija use un tenedor o su mano usando un guante para empujar la carne o el ave fuera de la varilla y colocarla sobre el pla...

Page 32: ...12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Us...

Page 33: ...arriba y afuera en el lado derecho Siempre asuma que tanto el Asador como la comida est n calientes despu s de cocinar 15 Levante el lado izquierdo de la canasta y jale el extremo con punta fuera del...

Page 34: ...14 Cl...

Page 35: ...canzado una temperatura segura Al usar un term metro para carnes puede ayudar a prevenir el cocinar demasiado las carnes y cocinar las carnes a una temperatura segura Use un term metro regular a prueb...

Page 36: ...16 P O Chick Chick with bon Corni Turke Turke P O Bonel Pork Pork wit bon Spare Bonel Unco Cook B EE Stand Bonel Steak Ham L A Bonel Lamb S EA Fish S Fish F O T Bake Veget Coo If...

Page 37: ...a de cordero en una tabla para cortar con la punta de la pierna hacia el lado derecho del cuchillo Para el jam n voltee el lado rayado hacia arriba Para la pierna de cordero col quela de forma que la...

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