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Rotating Rotisserie Fork
The rotating rotisserie fork consists of the shaft (4)
and two rotating forks (3). It is suitable for grilling
large pieces of meat, e.g. chicken, grilled or
roast pork.
Assemble the rotating rotisserie fork and insert it
into the Airfryer Oven:
NOTE
The shaft (4) contains two small round
notches. They mark the outermost
position of the locking screws. These
must not be attached any further
than the outer ends of the shaft to ensure
that smooth operation is
possible.
Be careful when handling the fork in
order to prevent any injuries!
The fork will be hot and oven gloves
must be used when handling.
• Slide one of the rotating forks onto the shaft
and lock it with the locking screw. The shaft
contains a small round notch for the tip of the
locking screw. In the case of smaller pieces of
food, the rotating forks can be secured more
centrally on the shaft.
• Slide the items you want to grill onto the
rotating fork.
• Slide the other rotating fork onto the shaft
and lock it with the locking screw.
• Plug the left-hand end of the shaft with just
one notch (see Illustration C1) as far as it will
go into the round holder on the left-hand side
of the cooking space (16). Then hang the
other end of the shaft into the support on the
right-hand side of the cooking space.
• Check that it fits securely. The rotating
rotisserie fork must not be able to rotate
about its own axis while the Airfryer Oven is
switched off. If this is not the case, plug the
left-hand end of the shaft deeper into the
holder.
After use, remove the hot rotating rotisserie fork
from the cooking space using
the rotisserie removal tool (5) (see the "Rotisserie
Removal Tool" section).
Always use oven gloves to remove the rotating
forks and take off the grilled
items.
Rotating Mesh Basket
In the rotating mesh basket (2), the food is
rotated during cooking so that it
becomes crispy on all sides. The rotating mesh
basket is particularly suitable for preparing
chips or other potato products, small pieces of
vegetables and meat as well as frozen products,
e.g. chicken nuggets or squid rings.
Fill the rotating mesh basket and insert it into the
Airfryer Oven:
• Open the flap of the rotating mesh basket
(see Illustration D).
• Fill the rotating mesh basket no more than
¾ full with food. It should not be too full to
ensure that the food is cooked evenly.
• Close the flap and ensure that it is shut
correctly so that it does not open during use.
• First insert the left-hand side with the L marking
of the rotating mesh basket into the cooking
space (16) (see Illustration C1). To do this,
plug the left end (with just one notch) of the
shaft as far as it will go into the round holder
on the left-hand side of the cooking space.
Then hang the other end (with two notches)
of the shaft into the support on the right-hand
side of the cooking space.
• Check that it fits securely. The rotating mesh
basket must not be able to rotate about its
own axis when the Airfryer Oven is switched
off. If this is not the case, plug the left-hand
end of the shaft deeper into the holder.
After use, remove the hot rotating mesh basket
from the cooking space using the rotisserie
removal tool (see the "Rotisserie Removal Tool"
section). Always use oven gloves to open and
empty the rotating mesh basket.
Rotisserie Removal Tool
The rotating mesh basket, rotating rotisserie fork
or the rack containing skewers is taken out of the
cooking space using the removal tool (5).
• Place the ends of the rotisserie removal tool
under the shaft (see Illustration E).
• First lift up the right-hand side of the shaft and
move it forwards a little until the left end of
the shaft is released from the holder.
• Carefully lift the rotating mesh basket,
rotating rotisserie fork or the rack out of the
cooking space (16) and place down on a
heat-resistant surface.
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