Cookworks 1471982 HY-8501 Instruction Manual
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Ensure the fryer is unplugged and completely cool. Carefully remove the oil and clean the interior with warm soapy water and a non-abrasive sponge. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft cloth.
Ensure that the fryer is not overfilled with oil and that food is dry before frying. Lower the food gently into the oil and use the lid to minimize splattering.
Refer to the fryer’s manual for the recommended oil level. Typically, the oil should be between the minimum and maximum marks inside the fryer.
Change the oil after 8-10 uses or whenever it appears dark, has a rancid smell, or does not bubble when food is added.
Check if the fryer is properly plugged in and the power outlet is functional. Ensure the temperature control is set correctly. If it still doesn't work, consult the manual or contact customer support.
This could be due to an overloaded circuit. Ensure the fryer is the only high-power appliance on the circuit. If the problem persists, have the fryer inspected by a professional.
Use the fryer near a window or under a kitchen hood. Consider using odor-absorbing oil and regularly clean the fryer to prevent buildup of old oil smell.
The ideal temperature for frying chips is typically around 170°C to 180°C. Adjust based on personal preference for crispiness.
The fryer will usually have an indicator light that turns on or off when the set temperature is reached, signaling it is ready for use.
Yes, you can fry frozen food, but be cautious as it may cause oil splatter. Shake off any excess ice and follow the recommended frying time and temperature.