Why Kenwood DF320 Fryer does not work?
If your Kenwood Fryer isn't working, there are a couple of things to check: First, make sure the fryer is properly plugged into the power outlet. Second, inspect the fuse or circuit breaker for your installation and replace the fuse if necessary. If the problem persists after checking these, refer to the service section.
What to do if Kenwood DF320 Fryer oil overflowing?
If the oil is overflowing in your Kenwood Fryer, consider these potential causes and solutions: 1. **Maximum oil level exceeded**: Check the oil level and adjust accordingly. 2. **Basket overloaded/maximum chip capacity exceeded**: Refer to the frying chart for recommended quantities to avoid overloading the basket. 3. **Wet food placed in oil**: Ensure food is thoroughly drained and dried before frying. 4. **The oil is old and has deteriorated**: Replace the old oil with fresh oil. 5. **Incorrect oil used/different oils mixed together**: Use a good quality oil suitable for deep frying.
Why does my Kenwood DF320 have an unpleasant odour or the oil smokes?
An unpleasant odour or smoking oil in your Kenwood Fryer can be due to a couple of reasons: The oil might be old and deteriorated, in which case you should replace it with fresh oil. Alternatively, the oil may not be suitable for deep frying; ensure you are using a good quality oil specifically designed for deep frying.
How to improve poor frying performance in Kenwood DF320?
If you're experiencing poor frying performance with your Kenwood Fryer, here are a few things to consider: * **Incorrect temperature used**: Make sure you've selected the correct temperature for the food you're frying. * **Basket overloaded**: Reduce the quantity of food you're frying in each batch. * **Fresh chips too wet**: Ensure that fresh chips are thoroughly drained and dried before adding them to the fryer.
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