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Place the oven on a heat-resistant, level surface and plug it in.
Check that the removable drip tray is in place and there is
nothing in the oven.
Plug the power cord into a 120V wall outlet.
Depending on the type of food you are cooking, insert the
rotisserie spit, wire rack, air fryer basket or baking pan.
When connected, the light ring around the On/Off button will
flash; in setting mode the light ring will illuminate.
Rotate the selector dial to scroll through options on the LCD
screen.
When your desired function is flashing, press the center of
the selector dial to confirm the selection.
The screen temperature will flash. Rotate the selector dial to
choose your desired temperature, then press the center of
the selector dial to confirm the selection.
USING your air fryer oven
To change function: press START/STOP three times to stop the current
program. Oven will beep once to unlock. Rotate the selector dial, press
the center of it to select another function, then choose the time and
temperature and press START/STOP to continue the cooking cycle.
TIPS FOR AIR-FRYING
For best results, use the provided air-fryer basket fitted into the baking
pan. The air-fry function can be used at 200° - 450°F for up to one hour.
This function is used to air-fry meals as a healthy alternative to deep fryi-
ng in oil. A high-speed fan and multiple heating elements circulate hot air
to prepare a variety of meals that can be both delicious and healthier than
traditional frying.
Most foods that are usually deep-fried can instead be air-fried without
using excess amounts of oil. Since air-fried foods are less greasy than
deep-fried foods, air-frying doesn’t require oil but a light spray can en-
hance browning and crispiness. Use an oil sprayer or a nonstick olive oil
cooking spray to keep it extra light, a pastry brush to evenly coat, or pour
a little oil into a bowl, add the food, and toss.
Most oils can be used for air-frying. Olive oil is preferred for a richer flavor,
while vegetable, canola or grapeseed oils are recommended for milder
flavors.
An assortment of coatings can be used on air-fried foods, such as: bread-
crumbs, seasoned breadcrumbs, panko breadcrumbs, crushed corn-
flakes, potato chips, and graham crackers. Various flours, including
gluten-free, and other dry foods like cornmeal work as well. Most foods
do not need to be flipped during cooking, but larger items, like chicken
cutlets, should be turned halfway through the cooking cycle to ensure
they are evenly cooked.
When air-frying large quantities of food that fill the baking pan, toss the
food halfway through the cooking cycle to ensure evenly cooked results
and color.
Use higher temperatures for foods that cook quickly, like bacon and fries,
and lower temperatures for foods that take longer to cook, like breaded
chicken.
Foods will cook more evenly if they are cut into same-size pieces.
Note: many foods release water when they cook. When cooking large
quantities for an extended period of time, condensation may build up,
which could leave moisture on your countertop.
•Default setting: 450°F; 15 minutes