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GE168952.03.NA.OMI_428_0950
1/24/03
11:00 AM
Preparing Your Fryer for Use
Before fryer is used for the first time;
wipe the Cool-Zone Heating Element
remove all packaging materials
with a damp cloth. Dry all parts
including plastic bag covering Fryer
thoroughly. Your fryer is now ready to
Basket and notice inside.
use.
Make sure fryer is unplugged. Wash
CAUTION: Do not immerse fryer,
the Frying Basket and Removable Oil
cord, plugs or Control Panel Assembly
Reservoir in hot soapy water. Gently
in water.
The Cool-Zone Heating Element can
not be switched on unless you insert
the (1) Control Panel Assembly to the
locating slots of the (2) Connecting
Plate on the Stainless Steel Exterior.
Tips for Deep Frying
• Fill the unit to the maximum or
• Coated foods (bread crumbs,batters,
minimum capacity lines only.
etc.) are best for deep frying. The
coating acts as a protective layer
• Do not over fill the basket. To
keeping food moist on the inside
achieve quality results deep frying
and crisp on the outside.
food needs to be surrounded by oil.
Too much food causes the oil
• Fry foods at the correct temperature
temperature to drop, resulting in
for best results. This will prevent
"soggy" food.
burning and give you even colored,
crispy food.
• Be sure that all ice crystals are
removed from the food and food is
completely dry. Excessive water and
ice can cause the oil to splatter
and/or overflow.
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How to Use Your Deep Fryer
NOTE: Never turn on the fryer with an
empty Oil Reservoir. Always use your
fryer on a flat, heat resistant surface.
1. Attach magnetic
end of Break-away
cord assembly
directly to the fryer
socket (See figure
1). This should be done
prior to plugging the
cord into the wall outlet.
The magnetic end
of the cord is
designed to only go on one way. Be
sure the side stating "THIS SIDE
UP" is facing up.
2. Remove lid.
3. Remove Frying
Basket, pull Basket
Handle up until it
clicks into the
horizontal position
(Fig. 2).
4. Make sure the Oil
Reservoir is seated
in place with the
Basket Hook on
the side opposite
the Control Panel
Assembly. The Oil Reservoir is also
marked indicating which side is the
"Heater Side". Pour cooking oil into
Oil Reservoir until it reaches
between "MIN" and "MAX" marks
inside reservoir. DO NOT OVER
OR UNDER FILL.
5. Smear a little oil on the inside of
the Viewing Window. This prevents
condensation, which impedes the
view.
6. Place lid onto the unit.
7. Make sure that fryer is off and
insert plug into 120 volts AC outlet.
To turn fryer on, press ON/OFF
button once. The power indicator
will come on. Turn Temperature
Control Knob to desired
temperature. The Ready Light will
come on when the set temperature
is reached.
8. After oil has been preheated,
remove lid and place Frying Basket
onto Basket Hook inside Oil
Reservoir.
CAUTION: Keep the Folding Handle in
the locked position.
Figure 1
9. Place food inside Frying Basket (Do
not stack food). Place lid back onto
the unit. Lower Frying Basket into
Oil Reservoir.
CAUTION: Always replace lid before
immersing food in oil. Do not immerse
or drain food with lid removed.
Figure 2
For cooking times, see fry chart on
page 7 or use the recommended times
in your recipe.
10. After time is up, lift Frying Basket
and hang basket onto Basket Hook
in Oil Reservoir. To remove excess
grease and retain crispness, let food
drain in Frying Basket at least 10-20
seconds. Open lid, then lift Frying
Basket by handle and pour contents
onto plate covered with paper
towels before serving.
11. When finished cooking, shut down
fryer by pushing the ON/OFF
button to the OFF position.
WARNING: DO NOT USE BREAK-AWAY POWER
CORD SYSTEM TO DISCONNECT THE FRYER.
ALWAYS DISCONNECT PLUG FROM WALL
OUTLET FIRST TO DISCONNECT FRYER. Use only
Model# DP16 magnetic cord set with this product.
The use of any other magnetic cord set may cause
fire, electric shock, or injury.
CAUTION: The Break-away power cord is
only for accidental disconnection and
not to be removed during normal
operation. If the cord becomes
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