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 FT 37999 - 150821

 

 
 

Assembly page 7/16 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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2.

 

Using the appliance 

 

The air fryer can be used to prepare a large variety of foods. Please refer to 
the table in the section “Settings” hereinafter or the recipe book. 

 

 

Attach the handle (2) to the basket (3) and carefully pull the basket out 
of the air fryer (fig.1 – see at the back of the book). 

 

Put the ingredients in the basket (fig.2).  

 

Note:

 Never fill the basket to capacity or exceed the recommended 

amount (see section ‘Settings’ in this chapter), as this could affect the 
quality of the cooking. 

 

 

Slide the basket back into the air fryer (fig.3) and always place in on the 
baking tray. 

 

Important: Never use the machine without the frying pan / tray (1) in it.

 

 

Caution: Do not touch the frying pan or basket during and immediately after 
use, as they get very hot. Only hold the basket by the handle. Always use 
oven mitts. Danger of scalding! 

 

 

Turn the temperature control knob to the required temperature. See 
section’ Settings’ in this chapter to determine the right temperature 
(fig.4). 

 

Determine the required preparation time for the ingredient (see section 
‘Settings’ in this chapter). 

 

To switch the appliance on, turn the timer knob to the required 
preparation time (fig.5).  

 

The power-on light will turn on. 

 

The timer will start counting down the set time. 

 

During the hot air frying process, the light generated by the heating 
element is visible through the door, and will turn on and off. This is 
perfectly normal and indicates that the heating element is maintaining 
the set temperature. 

 

During cooking, some excess oil from the ingredients will collect in the 
pan. This is normal. 

 

Some recipes require a shaking of the food in the basket halfway 
through the set time (see section ’Settings’ in this chapter). To shake the 
ingredients, pull the basket out of the appliance using the handle and 
gently, but firmly, shake it.  Slide the basket back into the air fryer and 
continue to cook (fig.7, fig.8 & fig.9). 

 

Note:

 Because the rapid hot air technology instantly reheats the air inside of 

the appliance, pulling the pan briefly out of the appliance during hot air 
frying will barely disturb the cooking/frying process. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for ft37999

Page 1: ...o obtain a booklet A5 148 5 mm width x 210 mm height When folding make sure you keep the good numbering when you turn the pages of the I B Don t change the page numbering Keep the language integrity P...

Page 2: ...ff parts 7 Do not operate any appliance with a damaged cord or plug or after the appliance malfunctions or has been damaged in any manner Return the appliance to the nearest authorized service facilit...

Page 3: ...team and from the air outlet openings Also be careful of hot steam and air when you remove the pan from the appliance 26 The accessible surfaces may become hot during use 27 Immediately unplug the app...

Page 4: ...the extension cord is too low it could overheat and burn The resulting extended cord should be arranged so that it will not drape over the counter top or tabletop where it can be pulled on by childre...

Page 5: ...acities this unit serves as a great cooking tool for a busy kitchen No assembly required very easy and safe to use Important This appliance is equipped with a protection system that guards against ove...

Page 6: ...the room during this period When your air fryer is heated for the first time it may emit slight smoke or odor This is normal with many heating appliances This does not affect the safety of your appli...

Page 7: ...immediately after use as they get very hot Only hold the basket by the handle Always use oven mitts Danger of scalding Turn the temperature control knob to the required temperature See section Setting...

Page 8: ...dle and oven mitts pull the basket out of the appliance and place it on a heat resistant surface fig 10 Note You can also switch the appliance off manually To do this turn the temperature control knob...

Page 9: ...ly shorter preparation time Shaking smaller ingredients halfway through the preparation time optimizes the end result and can help prevent unevenly fried food Add 1 tablespoon of oil to fresh potatoes...

Page 10: ...shake Add 1 2 tbsp of oil Home made potato wedges 0 6 1 7 18 22 400 shake Add 1 2 tbsp of oil Home made potato cubes 0 6 1 6 12 18 400 shake Add 1 2 tbsp of oil Hash browns 0 5 15 18 400 shake Potato...

Page 11: ...HOME MADE FRIES To make home made fries follow the steps below Peel the potatoes and cut them into sticks Wash the potato sticks thoroughly and dry them with paper towels Pour 1 2 tablespoon of canola...

Page 12: ...to the required preparation time see section Settings in chapter Using the appliance Fried snacks are not crispy when they come out of the air fryer You used a type of snack meant to be prepared in a...

Page 13: ...with a damp cloth or sponge Dry with a paper towel To remove baked on food pour a little cooking oil on the food and allow it to stand for five to ten minutes This should soften the food and allow it...

Page 14: ...o obtain warranty performance During this period if the KALORIK product upon inspection by KALORIK is proven defective it will be repaired or replaced at Kalorik s option without charge to the custome...

Page 15: ...user all Kalorik customers are responsible for the initial shipment back to the warranty center along with proof of purchase and a return authorization number indicated on the outer package given by o...

Page 16: ...st be reproduced and folded in order to obtain a booklet A5 148 5 mm width x 210 mm height When folding make sure you keep the good numbering when you turn the pages of the I B Don t change the page n...

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