fig. 4A). “320°f” will appear on the display (A) and the deep fryer emits a beep when plugged into the outlet.
If the deep fryer has a cord with magnetic connector:
First, connect the magnetic connector to the appliance (fig. 4B) making sure the projecting part of the con- nector (X) is facing downwards. Then plug the cord into the outlet.
•If oil is used, pour it into the bowl (R) until it reaches the maximum level indicated (see fig. 5). Never exceed this limit as oil might overflow from the bowl.
The level of oil should always be between the maximum and minimum marks (H). For best results, use good quality peanut oil.
•If lumps of fat are used, cut the lumps into pieces and melt them in another container, then pour the mel- ted fat into the deep fryer bowl. Never melt the fat in the basket or on the deep fryer heating element (see Fig. 6).
•Replace the cover (O).
•If traces of food are left in the oil, these should be removed before heating to prolong the life of the oil.
PREHEATING
Place the food to be fried in the basket (S), without overfilling (max. 1.3 kg). (3lb) of fresh potatoes. Make sure the handle of the basket is correctly positioned (position 2, fig. 2).
PROGRAMMING THE DEEP FRYER
Use the
Use the MODE (C) button to access the temperature or time settings.
Use the
Pressing the button once increases or decreases time by 1 minute.
After setting the temperature and time, press the START/STOP button (D) (if the time has not been set, the deep fryer will not begin the heating process). The deep fryer begins the heating process. The red light (E) comes on. During this process, you can still modify temperature and cooking time using the
When the appliance reaches the set temperature, the green light (F) comes on and the deep fryer emits two “beeps”.
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