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oil were to catch fire, unplug the 
appliance immediately and place the lid 
on the pan. This will cut off the oxygen 
supply, thereby smothering the fire. For 
your own safety, never use water to put 
out the fire. 
• Unplug the appliance while not in use or 
before carrying out any maintenance or 
cleaning operation.
• To switch the appliance off, first turn the 
switch to its ‘0’ position and then unplug 
the cable from the mains.
• Do not leave the appliance unattended 
while in use. Switch the appliance off 
whenever you leave the room, even if it 
is only for a brief moment. 
• Let the oil cool before cleaning and 
storing the appliance. 
• Do not use the appliance if the power 
cable or plug are damaged, or in the 
event of breakdown or improper 
functioning. Regularly check the power 
cable for damage.
• The user should never try to replace the 
appliance’s cable. If the cable were to 
become damaged or need replacing, 
take the appliance to a Technical 
Assistance Service authorised by the 
manufacturer for examination, repair or 
adjustment.
• Do not let the cable hang over the edge 
of the table or worktop, or come into 
contact with hot surfaces.
• Never pull on the cable to unplug the 
appliance. 
• Do not leave the appliance on or near a 
gas burner or electric hotplate, or inside 
or near a hot oven or a microwave 
oven.
• While in use, keep the appliance out of 
the reach of children and the disabled. 
• Never use the appliance outside or 
expose it to the elements (rain, sun, 
frost, etc.). 
• When you decide to dispose of the 
appliance definitively, unplug it and 
render it unserviceable by cutting the 
power cable, for example. 
• Remove the basket (4) and place the 
handle 
(3) in its working position (Fig. 2). 
To do so, press the handle and insert it 
into its housing 
(Fig. 2)
•
Remove all packaging material from 
inside the pan. 
Clean the basket and pan with soapy water. 
Rinse and dry well before reassembling 
(See the section entitled ‘Cleaning’). DO 
NOT IMMERSE THE FRYER IN WATER.
4. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE
• We recommend that you use vegetable
oil suitable for frying at high 
temperatures. You can also use liquid or 
solid fat. If you use solid fat, take the 
necessary precautions to prevent the 
element from overheating (see ‘Using 
with solid fat’).
• Do not use the fryer with too little oil/fat or 
with no oil/fat. The oil/fat level should be 
between the minimum and maximum 
marks indicated on the pan (5). Before 
switching the fryer on, make sure the oil 
level is correct.
If you use solid fat for frying, make sure you 
take the following precautions:
• Melt the fat in a pan over a low heat.
• Carefully pour the melted fat into the
fryer, taking care not to exceed the MAX 
level mark.
• See ‘Instructions for use’.
• If you are going to use the solid fat left
over in the fryer from earlier cooking 
operations, make several holes in it 
using a fork.  
• Next, set the thermostat (6) to 160º, 
leave to heat for a minute and then 
return the thermostat to ‘0’. Repeat this 
operation at intervals of various minutes, 
until the fat has melted completely. 
5. USING WITH SOLID FAT
6. BEFORE USING FOR 
THE FIRST TIME