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Using the 2in1: bowl + tray

Get your food ready 

• Open the lid 

– fig.1.

• Remove the 2in1 spoon and the tray 

– fig.3.

• Lift the handle up - fig.4 and remove the bowl from the appliance
• Place  your  food  in  the  bowl  making  sure  you  always  keep  to  the

quantities recommended in the cooking tables  and/or the recipe book
(please see “Cooking table”). Never exceed the "MAX“ level marker on
the paddle 

– fig.10.

• Depending on the food, add the recommended amount of fat in a

spoon and pour the contents evenly in to the bowl 

– fig.11

• Put the bowl back in the appliance and close the lid.
• Fold away the handle 

– fig.12.

Start 2in1 cooking

• Connect detachable power cable to the appliance and plug it in 

fig.13.

• Push the switch 0/|  , the appliance will make a beep sound and the

screen displays 00 

– fig.14.

• Adjust the total cooking time (=cooking the food in the bowl) using

the buttons

(see “Cooking table“) 

– fig.15.

• Select the type of food you want to cook in the tray using the button

– fig.23 

and 

24.

• Adjust  the  cooking  time  for  the  tray  using  the  buttons

(please see “Cooking table”).

• Push the start button

. The cooking starts.

• The minute by minute countdown starts.
• Place the food on the tray making sure you don’t exceed the maximum

level 

– fig.22.

• When the appliance beeps and stops automatically, open the lid and

put the tray in 

– fig.25.

• Close the lid again and press the start button

.

• The countdown resumes. 

Remove your food 

• When cooking is finished, the timer will sound and the screen will start

blinking and displaying 00: the appliance automatically stops cooking
your food. You can stop the buzzer by pressing on the start button

– fig.19.

• Open the lid 

– fig.20.

• Lift up the handle until you hear the “CLICK” 

– fig.21.

• Disconnect the two handles by pressing the button 10b.
• Turn over the tray handle so that it can fit on to the tray 

– fig.26.

• Remove the tray and take your food out 

– fig.27.

• Remove the bowl and take your food out.

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Be careful, because the tray
is very hot after cooking.
Always use the tray handle
to remove it.  If you want
even crispier fries, you 
can cook them for a further 
2 minutes after you’ve
removed the tray.

There is a pre-set time for
each type of food which you
can adjust.

When you are not using it,
the appliance will
automatically switch itself
off after 10 minutes.

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Page 5: ...y dry before they are put in the How should the potatoes be cut The chip s crispiness and fluffiness depends on its size The more thinly cut your fries are the crispier they will be and vice versa the...

Page 6: ...e tray and do not exceed the recommended quantities Never leave your 2in1 spoon in the appliance whilst it is on Never place the tray in the appliance without the bowl Never put the paddle in without...

Page 7: ...displays 00 Adjust the cooking time using the buttons fig 15 see Cooking table Press the start button fig 16 The minute countdown starts The countdown will only be displayed in seconds when there is...

Page 8: ...easts about 1200 g without 22 25 min Spring Rolls Fresh 12 small 1 spoonful of oil 10 12 min Veal cutlets Fresh 9 1 spoonful of oil 22 25 min Pork chops Fresh 2 5 cm thick 6 1 spoonful of oil 18 20 mi...

Page 9: ...ars diced 1500 g 2 spoonfuls of sugar 10 12 min Pineapple diced 2 2 spoonfuls of sugar 15 17 min TYPE QUANTITY OIL COOKING TIME Ratatouille Frozen 1000 g without 25 30 min Pan fried pasta and fish Fro...

Page 10: ...tton The cooking starts The minute by minute countdown starts Place the food on the tray making sure you don t exceed the maximum level fig 22 When the appliance beeps and stops automatically open the...

Page 11: ...nge each time you ve finished using your appliance In particular the internal areas of the blower marked by black arrows fig 30 Dry thoroughly before putting back Never immerse the appliance in water...

Page 12: ...he food in the bowl isn t cooked The tray was put on the bowl when the cooking started Only put the tray in during the second half of the cooking phase The fries become cracked whilst they are being c...

Page 13: ...c poign e cuve d bouton de d verrouillage de la poign e cuve 11 Corps 12 Filtre amovible 13 Commande d ouverture du couvercle 14 Ecran LCD 15 Bouton d activation de la fonction 2en1 16 Bouton et pour...

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