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The preheat function preheats your
air fryer to the desired temperature
so that the ingredients in your air
fryer start cooking immediately.
NOTE: PREHEAT can only be
selected with another preset or with
a manually set time or temperature.
1. 1. If you would like to preheat
your air fryer, select a preset
or manually set a time or
temperature then press the
PREHEAT button.
2. 2. Press the button to start the
fryer. The unit will first heat to
your selected temperature, then
beep to alert you that it is time
to insert your food. The air fryer
will continue to run for 3 minutes,
beeping each minute to remind
the user to add food.
NOTE: If food is not added within
3 minutes, the air fryer will shut
down.
3. 3. Once you add your food and
insert the basket, the air fryer will
begin cooking at the set time and
temperature.
USING YOUR AIR FRYER
SET UP AND USING YOUR AIR FRYER
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the Keep Warm function has
been activated). The icon will
remain illuminated as it continues
to run and cool down the air fryer.
The fan will stop shortly after the
timer beeps again (approximately
20 seconds).
NOTE: If the Keep Warm function
had been selected, the unit will
beep once and switch over to
the default Keep Warm settings
(180°F for 30 minutes) after the
first cooking cycle has completed.
11. 11. If you need to turn the unit off
before the end of the cooking
cycle, press the button. The
display will read OFF and the fan
may continue to run up to 20
seconds.
12. 12. Slide the basket out of the fryer
and place it on a pot holder.
NOTE: Oil from the ingredients
will gather in the bottom of the
basket. Be careful when sliding
the basket out of the fryer.
13. 13. To remove the ingredients, use
silicone tipped tongs, or carefully
pour ingredients out of the fry
basket onto a plate.
14. 14. If using tongs or any other cooking
utensils, make sure to use non-
abrasive, non-metal tongs to
avoid scratching the ceramic
coating on the fry basket and the
crisper tray.
Setting the Preheat Function
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