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16. The timing shown on the LCD board will countdown and the machine will shut off
automatically when time has elapsed.
17. If it is necessary to stop the unit before time has elapsed simply push the “start/stop” button
and the dehydrator will shut off. If drying appears to be uneven you may want to rotate
shelves 180º. Use oven mitts, shelves will be hot.
18. If you would like to resume the dehydrating process simply push the “start/stop” button again
and the dehydrator will resume heating and time countdown.
19. When dehydrating is complete, use oven mitts to remove the door and set it on a heat
resistant surface. Slide shelves out and remove finished product.
20. Allow dehydrator to cool completely prior to clean up.
21. Set power switch to “off” position and disconnect the electrical cord from the outlet.
22. Wipe dehydrator with a clean damp cloth. Do not immerse the dehydrator in water.
23. Wash dehydrator trays with warm soapy water. Rinse and hand dry.
Food Drying Guides
WARNING
If jerky will not be refrigerated after dehydration it is highly recommended to cook the meat to 160º F
prior to dehydrating to ensure product safety. This step assures that any bacteria present will be
destroyed by wet heat. If jerky will be refrigerated it is not necessary to precook the meat.
For more information please visit USDA web page:
http://www.fsis.usda.gov/Fact_Sheets/Jerky_and_Food_Safety/index.asp. After turning off the power
on the circuit board, the fan will continue to run for at least two minutes in order to let the heater cool
down. After the fan has stopped running, it is safe to unplug the power.
The following charts are guidelines for the preparation of various fruits, vegetables and meats.
Drying times will vary depending on the room temperature, relative humidity and moisture levels
in the food that you are drying. If the moisture level is high, the drying time will be on the high end
of the range. Keep in mind that drying times are also affected by the amount of food placed on
the shelves. Overloading the shelves will slow the drying time and may produce poor results.
When dehydrating foods, it is important to check on the dryness of the product. If the product is
not thoroughly dried, mold may form during storage. To test for dryness, remove a piece of food
from the dehydrator and allow cooling to room temperature. Bend and tear the piece to check for
internal moisture.
Fruits at 135°F
Food
Preparation
Test
Time
Apples
Wash, core and peel if desired. Cut into 1/4"
slices. Dust with cinnamon if desired.
Pliable
7-15 hours
Apricots
Wash, halve and remove pit. Slice if desired and
dry skin side down.
Pliable
21-29
hours
Bananas
Wash, peel and slice into 1/8" slices.
Pliable
7-10 hours
Figs
Wash, cut out blemishes, quarter. Dry skin side
down.
Pliable
22-30
hours
Kiwi
Wash, peel and slice into 1/4" slices.
Crisp
8-15 hours
Nectarines
Wash, halve and remove pit. Slice if desired and
dry skin side down.
Pliable
8-17 hours
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