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BE F ORE FI R ST U S E
Never immerse any part of the fryer body, power cord or plug in water or any
other liquid. Before assembling or disassembling your fryer, ensure it is unplugged
and all parts are cool.
Unpack the appliance and remove all packaging, promotional materials and
stickers. Remove all printed documents. Wash the removable bowl, paddle,
measuring spoon, wire rack and bowl handle in hot soapy water. Rinse then
dry all of the parts. Wipe the body and lid with a damp cloth only—see page
14 for cleaning instructions.
Assembling the paddle
1. Push the handle firmly into the hole in the paddle until it clicks. Once
assembled, do not try to remove the handle from the paddle otherwise it
may be damaged.
Fitting the bowl roller assembly
The bowl roller assembly must be fitted the correct way up as shown in
figure 1 below. Two of the wheel axles are stamped with the word 'UP'.
These must face upwards when the roller is correctly fitted. If, during use,
the bowl makes excessive noise or fails to rotate properly, make sure that the
bowl roller assembly is fitted the right way up.
1. Place the bowl roller assembly centrally into the bottom of your Halo Air
Fryer.
2. Place the bowl into the body of your fryer as shown in figure 2 below.
UP
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BOWL HANDLE
During cooking the removable bowl rotates so only use the handle to remove the
bowl after cooking has fi nished. Remember the bowl will be very hot! Don't set the
bowl down on a surface that may be damaged by heat.
After cooking, you can use the detachable bowl handle to remove the bowl
and its contents safely.
1. Place the bowl handle over the lip of the removable bowl
2. Lower the handle onto the bowl
3. Slide the lever forwards. The handle will grip the bowl. Let the lever
return to its rest position.
4. Lift the bowl out of the fryer body.
5. To release the bowl, press the button on the handle.
6. Lift the handle off the rim of the bowl.
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