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Revision 10/2021
Copyright © 2021, Fast ČR, a.s.
• Slide the frying basket out of the air fryer and place it on heat resistant
material. Be especially careful not to touch its hot surface or to scald
yourself on the hot steam that is released from the food. Check that
the food is ready. If the food is not yet finished, simply slide the basket
back in and set few more additional minutes.
• Empty the contents of the basket on to asuitable plate or bowl.
Silicone or wooden kitchen utensils may also be used for removing
food from the basket. To prevent scratching the non-stick surface of
the basket, we do not recommend using metal kitchen utensils.
Warning:
When you have finished frying, never touch the frying
basket or the inside of the fryer, they are very hot! Only
handle the basket using the handle. We recommend
also using kitchen gloves or other forms of protection.
• When you have finished using it, disconnect the air fryer from the
power socket, allow it, the basket and the grate to cool down, and
clean everything out according to the instructions contained in the
chapter CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE.
Advice about preparing food
• Practically every meal that is traditionally baked in an oven, can be
fried using hot air.
• The best and most even frying results are achieved when the food
pieces are of asimilar size and thickness. Therefore, cut the food into
pieces of the same size.
• Smaller food pieces require ashorter frying time than larger pieces.
• To achieve the best possible result in the shortest possible time, fry the
food in small batches. If possible, avoid stacking and layering the food.
• Most packaged foods do not need to be placed in oil prior to air frying.
Most of them already contain oil and other additives, which improve
browning and crispiness.
• This air fryer is excellent for frying frozen treats and starters. To achieve
the best results, arrange the food pieces in asingle layer on the tray.
• Remove excess ice from frozen foods.
• When layering the food, it is appropriate to fill the frying basket only
half way and to shake it or turn food over during air frying to ensure
even frying results.
• Pour asmall amount of oil over foods that are prepared by peeling,
for example French fries, etc. as this will help in their browning and
crispiness.
• When air frying fresh vegetables, ensure that they are thoroughly dry
prior to air frying them.
• When air frying foods coated in batter, use adough with athick and
pasty consistency. Light batters may drip off and will not be fried
sufficiently quickly as is the case with astandard oil deep fryer.
• Coating food coated in batter with breadcrumbs or puffed rice and
subsequently spraying it with oil will help to achieve acrispy and
healthier form of your favourite fried foods.
• This air fryer can also be used for heating up food, including pizza. If
you wish only to heat up food, set the temperature to 150°Cfor up to
10 minutes.
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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Attention:
Prior to cleaning or maintenance, always disconnect
the air fryer from the power socket and allow all parts
to cool down completely.
To clean the outer parts of the air fryer, its insides, the
basket and the removable grate, never use chemicals,
dishwashing abrasive wool, steel wool or cleaning
products with abrasive components.
Attention:
The air fryer and its power cord are not intended for
washing in adishwasher.
Do not spray these parts with water or any other liquid
or submerge them in water or any another liquid.
• We recommend cleaning the inside of the fryer with the heating
element, frying basket and removable grate immediately after they
have cooled down, before the food remains dry on. These are harder
to remove later.
Air fryer
• Clean the outer surface of the fryer using asoft, damp cloth and then
wipe dry. Wipe the power cord using adry cloth.
Attention:
When cleaning the outer surface of the fryer, ensure
that the control panel remains dry.
• First clean the heating element using asoft brush to remove any food
remains. Then clean the heating element and the inside area using
asponge dampened in asolution of warm water and neutral kitchen
detergent. After applying the kitchen detergent, wipe everything with
alightly damp cloth and then thoroughly wipe everything dry.
Frying basket and removable grate
• Remove the grate out of the frying basket. Wash both using asoft
dishwashing sponge under running water with the addition of neutral
dishwashing detergent. Then rinse these parts under clean water, dry
thoroughly, and put them back in their place. These parts can also be
washed in adishwasher.
• If you are unsuccessful in removing baked on food remains, which are
stuck on the surface of the basket, then fill the basket with warm water
with an addition of neutral dishwashing detergent and put the trivet
into it. Allow the water and detergent solution to act for approximately
10 minutes in order to soak the food remains.. Then clean both parts in
the usual manner.
• Ensure that baked on food remains do not accumulate on the
removable basket and on the grate. Prior to further use, both parts
must be clean.
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STORAGE
• Before storing it, the air fryer must be completely cool, disconnected
from the power supply, clean and dry.
• Insert the grate into the frying basket and slide the basket into the air
fryer. Then store the air fryer in aclean, dry and well-ventilated place
out of children'sreach.
Attention:
Keep the stored air fryer away from extreme
temperatures, direct sunlight and excessive humidity
and do not store it in an overly dusty environment. Do
not place any items on the stored air fryer.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Rated voltage range ........................................................................ 220−240 VAC
Rated frequency ...........................................................................................50/60 Hz
Rated power input ...........................................................................................1,300 W
Volume of the frying pot .........................................................................................3.5 l
Temperature range ...................................................................................90–200 °C
Dimensions (height × width × depth) ..............195 mm × 215 mm × 364 mm
Weight .........................................................................................................................3 kg
Noise level ........................................................................................................70 dB(A)
The declared noise emission level of the appliance is 70 dB(A), which
represents alevel Aof acoustic power with respect to areference acoustic
power of 1 pW.
Changes to text and technical parameters are reserved.
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