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WARNING
When removing cooked food items with a
weight greater than 1.5 kg, securely hold the
pan by the handle and pull the pan out of the
air fryer, placing the pan on a heat-resistant flat
surface. Do not slide the basket release cover
forward. Do not press the basket safety release
button. Do not lift the basket out of the pan.
Both the pan and basket must remain intact.
Remove heavy food items from the basket
using appropriate kitchen utensils.
Fig. 3
NOTE
If food is not entirely cooked, slide the pan
back into the air fryer and repeat from step 4.
14. Remove food from the basket and empty
the pan of excess cooking residue once it
has cooled.
CAUTION
Always place the pan on a heat-resistant flat
surface or on the silicone mat provided. Hold
the pan by the handle and press the basket
release button to remove the basket from the
pan. Be careful of hot steam and air when you
remove the pan from the air fryer. The pan and
food are hot after operation, and depending
on the type of food in the air fryer, steam may
escape from the pan. Do not touch the pan
after use as it is very hot. Only hold the pan by
the handle.
NOTE
• Excess residue such as fats, oils, and juices
from cooking will collect at the bottom of the
pan, under the basket. Do not turn the basket
upside down with the pan still attached as
any excess oil that has collected will leak onto
the food.
• An 18-20cm round baking tin (not included)
can be used for baking cakes, quiche,
reheating food and more. Leave adequate
space on either side of the baking tin when
you place it in the basket to ensure the airflow
can pass around it.
WARNING
Never place baking tins or other ovenproof
dishes or moulds directly in the pan. Always
place the baking dish in the air frying basket.
Always wear oven mitts when you handle the
baking tin or other oven-proof dishes
or moulds.
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