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CLEAN BEFORE USING
CAUTION:
To prevent personal injury or electric shock, do not immerse fryer base, its cord or plug in water or
other liquid.
Before using fryer, clean parts as follow:
Fill inside of fryer with hot soapy water to the MIN fill line. Wash inside with dishcloth, empty, rinse carefully and
dry. Wipe outside with damp cloth and dry.
Wipe cover with a damp cloth and dry.
Do not put cover in water, as charcoal filter will become wet.
Your deep fryer is now ready to use.
FRYING GUIDELINES:
Before using deep fryer, carefully review the following guidelines for safe use:
WARNING:
To prevent severe personal injury or property damage, use caution when cooking with hot oil.
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Always use fryer on a stable, dry and level heat-resistant surface away from any edge.
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Always make sure fryer is completely dry before adding vegetable oil for cooking.
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Fill fryer with vegetable oil to the MAX line, about 11 cups. Do not fill fryer beyond MAX fill line to prevent boil-
over of hot oil when food is added.
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Use only good quality vegetable oil for frying. Do not use vegetable shortening, lard, butter, margarine or olive oil
for frying as these are not suitable for high temperature frying.
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Never add water or any other liquid to oil for frying as any amount of liquid can cause eruption of hot oil.
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Always add oil to fryer before it is plugged in. Do not allow fryer to heat before oil is added to prevent damage to
fryer or possible ignition of oil.
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Do not use fryer under a cabinet as excessive steam is emitted from cover vent which can cause damage.
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Always remove any excess moisture or ice crystals from foods before frying by blotting dry with paper toweling.
This will help prevent excessive spattering and foaming of hot oil.
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For even cooking, fry similar-sized pieces of food and do not overfill basket. As general rule, do not fill basket
more than 2/3 full of food to ensure food is completely covered with oil when cooking.
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Food can be breaded or batter-coated before frying if desired. Follow recipe directions.
