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Note
: during and after frying it is possible that drops of
condensated water fall into the hot oil. The hard noise
you can hear, is the reaction of the water with the
oil/fat and is normal. It does not influence the use of
the fryer.
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Note
: Battered or coated food, like fish, may stick to
the basket. To prevent this, lower the basket and than
place the food in the fryer.
• Never salt the product before or during cooking. This
will soil the oil.
• For the best results it is advisable not to fry with a
full basket, maximum 450 to 500 grams. Fry frozen
products in even smaller portions, because they contain
more water and cause the oil to cool down too much.
• If you make your own fries, dry them thoroughly after
washing to make sure there will be no water in the oil.
Fry the fresh fries in two times. The first time (pre-
cooking) 5 to 10 minutes on 170 degrees. Lift the
basket, let the oil drain and let the fries cool down
for several minutes. For the second time turn the
temperature control (cooking) to 190 degrees and cook
the fries in 2 to 4 minutes. Lift the basket after frying
and let the oil drain.
after frying
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tips
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safety switches
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Your fryer is provided with a double safety, a
reset button
and a
safety switch
.
The fryer is provided with an overheatingsafety which
automatically shuts the fryer off when overheating. You can
switch the fryer on again when you push in the reset button
on the front of the heating element.
See 10 on the picture.
Use a blunt object to press the reset button in the small round
opening.
On the front of the heating you will see a safety switch. If you
pull out the heating element while the fryer is still on, the safety
switch will shut the element of. This also means that you can
not use the heating element when it is not placed or not placed
correctly in the retaining slots.
cleaning & maintenance
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Always fry without the lid. This prevents the fryer from
overheating and an automatic shutdown. At the same
time it ensures a crispier result.
When the food is deepfried, lift the basket out of the oil.
Carefully shake the excessive fat of and hang the basket
on the hook in the reservoir to drain the oil.
Take the basket out of the fryer and serve the food.
Place the basket back.
When you have finished frying, turn the fryer off by
turning the timer button to the
OFF
position and pull the
plug from the socket.
Only store the handle when the oil is
fully cooled
down. Ensure
the handle is folded back before operating the fryer again!
Let the fryer cooldown for several hours before moving
the fryer. If you want to move the fryer always use both
hands.
FILTERING OR CHANGING LIQUID FRYING OIL
Before changing or filtering the oil, always unplug the
fryer and let it cool down completely.
The liquid frying oil can be used longer, if you filter it
regularly.
Replace the liquid frying oil regularly, after 8 to 12 times.
Filter the liquid frying oil only when it is cold. Pour the oil in
a clean bowl. Clean the reservoir with hot water and a mild
detergent or in the dishwasher. Thoroughly dry the reservoir.
Pour the liquid frying oil back in the reservoir through a fine sieve.
Check each time if the level of the liquid frying oil is between the
minimum and maximum level.
When replacing the oil, follow the same steps as described
before.
Liquid frying oil can be poured back in the bottles.
Never wash away fat or oil through the sink.
CLEANING THE FRYER
Before cleaning always unplug the fryer and let it cool
down completely.
Remove the basket, the element and the reservoir out
of the fryer.
Clean the lid, the basket and the reservoir in the dishwasher or
with hot water and a mild detergent.
Ensure that the parts are dried thoroughly after cleaning.
Clean the exterior of the fryer with a damp cloth and when
needed a mild detergent.
Never use any abrasives! Never immerse the heating
element, power cord or plug in water or other liquids.
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