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SQPro HALogen oven oPerAtion MAnuAL

 

CLEANING & CARE

Before  cleaning  ensure  the  SQPro  Halo-

gen  Oven  is  turned  off,  unplugged  from 

the  mains  supply  and  has  fully  cooled 

down.  Remove  any  food  and  drain  away 

any fat from the glass bowl.

NOTE:

 never immerse the lid in any liquid 

and do not let any liquid enter any part of 

the lid  

• 

do not use abrasives or harsh cleaners, 

however, stubborn stains can be removed 

using a nylon scouring pad or brush  

• 

Wash the cooking racks and cooking bowl 

in warm soapy water, rinse and dry tho-

rough ly before use. 

• 

ensure extra care is taken when hand-

ling the glass bowl, especially when wet  

The lid cooker assembly must be wiped 

down with a soft, damp, lint free cloth.

LigHt CLeaning:

• 

Using dishcloth or sponge with a mild 

dish wash ing detergent and warm wa-

ter, wipe glass bowl, lid and fan hous-

ing clean 

• 

rinse glass bowl well to remove all de-

tergent 

SeLf-CLeaning gLaSS BOWL:

The  oven has a special self­ clean ing setting:

add warm water to the glass bowl 

ensuring there is no more than a few 

centimeters (4cm ­ 1 ½ “) in depth and 

add a small amount of mild detergent. 

replace the lid  

Set thermostat to “

wash

” and set the 

timer for 

10 minutes

  The water and 

hot air circulation in the glass cooking 

bowl will help clean away some of 

the cooking stains  You can leave the 

cooking rack and other parts inside the 

appliance for pre­washing during this 

process  

When the timer switches “

off

”, remove 

the lid and rinse bowl in warm water to 

remove all soap residue  

If the oven is particularly dirty, replace 

the lid and repeat the process  for 

another 2 or 3 minutes  

The upper unit and lid/cooker assembly 

should  be  cleaned  with  a  soft, damp  lint 

free  cloth  moistened  with  a  mild  deter-

gent solution only  

Never immerse the lid/cooker assem-

bly in water or any other liquids. 

HINT

:

 You can spray the cooking rack with an 

non-stick spray or oil to prevent sticking.

COOKING wITH THE HALOGEN OVEN

Cooking time depends on the size, weight, 

type  etc.  of  the  food  to  be  cooked.  For 

exam ple most meat comes with recom-

mended cooking times, but since halogen 

ovens  cook  faster  than  conventional  ov-

ens, you may need to allow less time to 

cook the food. 
To  ensure  the  food  is  cooked  properly, 

use a cooking thermometer or pierce the 

food  with  a  fork  or  skewer  to  check  for 

signs of it being uncooked. When cooking 

vegetables check for tenderness. 

Always check your food has cooked ful­

ly before eating

.

Distribute  the  food  evenly  in  the  halo-

gen oven to ensure an even flow of air all 

around the food. Avoid stacking food in an 

at tempt  to  cook  more  food,  if  air  cannot 

cir cu late around the food you will only fully 

cook the top. Always leave spaces for the 

air to travel   
Cooking time may vary according to the 

weight  of  the  food  and  individual  taste. 

When  you  become  familiar  with  the  oven 

you be able to determine the best cooking 

times and temperatures to suit your perso-

nal preference. Use the tongs to remove the 

cooking racks 

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Summary of Contents for SQPro 7183

Page 1: ...logen Oven I n s t r u c t i o n M a n u a l Before using this appliance please read all the instructions completely SQ PC 7183 01 09 17 SQ PC 7183 01 09 17 SQPro Halogen Oven MANUAL indd 20 11 10 2017 11 42 36 ...

Page 2: ... or accessories ot her than those supplied or re com men ded by the manufacturer In compatible parts cre ate a hazard 14 Do not use outdoors This appliance is not designed for outdoor usage 15 Only use on a safe stable dry heat proof work surface 16 Do not use appliance for any purpose other than in tended usage 17 Extreme caution must be used when handling or dis posing of hot oil or other hot li...

Page 3: ...struction concerning safe use of the ap pli an ce and if they understand the hazards involved Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children unless they are older than 8 and supervised Keep the appliance and its cord out of reach of children aged less than 8 years Appliances can be used by persons with reduced physical sensory or men tal capabilities or lack of experi ence and knowled...

Page 4: ...an use it at home at the office or you can take it with you when you travel The oven comes with a protective mesh for safe handling when hot Self cleaning Hot air circulation creates an automatic tur bo wash action Cooks evenly Cooking with hot moving air means your food is perfectly roasted all over Easy to operate You can watch your food cooking food remains suc culent Hot air will not produce s...

Page 5: ...he cord into power socket then press the switch again to release the han dle then push it down to start cooking 6 Set thermostat to 250 C 7 Set timer for 5 minutes to remove any lubricants from the element you will notice a slight burning odour 8 Allow to cool for 5 minutes with top unit removed Ensure that the appliance has at least 10cm 3 distance on all sides from any other appliance or object ...

Page 6: ...process 4 When the timer switches off remove the lid and rinse bowl in warm water to remove all soap residue 5 If the oven is particularly dirty replace the lid and repeat the process for another 2 or 3 minutes The upper unit and lid cooker assembly should be cleaned with a soft damp lint free cloth moistened with a mild deter gent solution only Never immerse the lid cooker assem bly in water or a...

Page 7: ...inutesatmaximum temperature They will become crunchy again ROASTING GRILLING BARBECUING 220 240 428 464 Low To grill or barbeque place the meat on high rack turn it regularly for even colour Time of cooking depends on type and condition of meat frozen fresh Chicken 70 min 180 200 356 392 Low Set the oven to between 180 200 C 356 392 F and cook for around70mi nutesonthelowrack Ensurethatthefoodisfu...

Page 8: ...ter in the bottom pot with savory herbs and spices to steam fish or vegetables FRYING You can get the effect of deep fried French fries without all the oil by dipping potato strips in polyunsaturated cooking oil Allow excess oil to drain away and cook according to cooking guide To make delicious fried chicken dip chicken pieces in batter and then in cooking oil drain excess oil and cook according ...

Page 9: ...t use a non wireable plug unless the fuse cover is in place If you remove the plug dispose of it Environmental protection To avoid environmental and health problems due to ha zar dous sub stan ces in electrical and electronic goods appli ances mar ked with this symbol must not be dispo sed of with unsorted municipal waste but re co ve red reused or recycled Service If you ring Customer Service ple...

Page 10: ...t include faults or damage caused by misuse or general wear and tear Please contact customer services on 01992 716 070 or info sqprofes sional com Monday to Friday from 09 30 18 30 This does not affect your statutory rights Voltage Business Centre Units 1 3 6 Mollison Avenue Enfield EN3 7XQ T 01992 716 070 F 01992 700 538 info sqprofessional com www sqprofessional com SQ PC 7183 01 09 17 SQ PC 718...

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