GETTING TO KNOW YOUR DEEP FRYER
1.
Body
2. Support
Foot
3. Body
Handle
4. Body
Handle
Plate
5. Oil
Container
6. Heating
Element
7. Temperature
Sensor
8. Control
Panel
9. Function Clear/Reset Button
10. Power Button
11. / 12. Timer Adjust Button
13. / 14. Temperature Adjust Button
15. Digital Display
16. Ready Indicator Light
17. Power Indicator Light
18. Sensor
19. Decorative Plate
20. Filter
21. Lid Handle
22. Lid Handle Plate
23. Window
24. Lid Cover
25. Frying Basket
26. Basket Handle
27. Reset Button
Technical Specifications
Voltage:
120V., 60Hz.
Power:
1700 Watts
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The following cooking times reflect only the approximate time needed to fry one
basket 1/2 full. The exact time may be different depending on actual quantity,
personal cooking preferences, size and thickness of pieces, etc...
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Temperature Settings
In general, use lower settings for delicate foods (vegetables, fish) and higher settings
for frozen foods, french fries and chicken.
Food
Cooking Tim e
Tem perature
French Fries
6-9 minutes
375
°
F
Fish Fillets
3-5 minutes
320
°
F
Chicken Fingers
6-8 minutes
350
°
F
Chicken Pieces
13-20 minutes
350
°
F
Fried Zucchini
3 m inutes
320
°
F
Fried Mushrooms
3 m inutes
320
°
F
Onion Rings
3 m inutes
320
°
F
Donuts
3-5 minutes
350
°
F
Apple Beignets
4 m inutes
350
°
F
Shrimp
4-6 minutes
320
°
F
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Make sure the deep fryer is unplugged
and the oil has cooled before cleaning
or storing the deep fryer.
•
The oil does not need to be changed
after each use. In general, the oil will
be tainted rather quickly when frying
food containing a lot of protein (such
as poultry, meat or fish). When oil is
mainly used to fry potatoes and is
filtered after each use, it can be used 8
to 10 times. However, do not use the
same oil for longer than 6 months.
•
To filter the oil, first make sure the oil
has cooled and then empty the oil from
the oil container into another container
or bottle. (Fig. 6)
•
Wash and dry the oil container and
basket. Refill the oil container with the
oil, pouring the oil through a wire
strainer or paper filter. (Fig. 7)
Fig. 6
Fig. 7
Filtering & Changing the Oil
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Note: Illustrations may differ from actual unit.
