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PowerXL GLA-1003-NR - User Manual

PowerXL GLA-1003-NR
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When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions
should always be followed. Do not use the PowerXL Air Fryer
Home Pro
TM
until you have read this manual thoroughly.
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MODEL: GLA-1003-NR
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Summary

Before You Begin

Appliance Specifications

Lists model, power supply, rated power, capacity, temperature range, and display type.

Important Safeguards

Operational Precautions

CAUTION Notes

Highlights specific user actions and warnings, including cooling times and accessory handling.

Overheating and Shut-Off Features

Explains the automatic safety systems for overheating and timer-based shut-off.

Electrical and Field Safety

Covers electrical circuit requirements and electromagnetic field compliance.

Parts and Accessories

Component Identification

Lists and visually identifies key parts of the air fryer, such as the main unit and accessories.

Accessory Descriptions

Provides detailed explanations for the Drip Tray and Crisper Trays, and their uses.

Using the Accessories

Placing Crisper Trays

Step-by-step guide on inserting Drip Tray and Crisper Trays for optimal cooking.

Using the Digital Control Panel

Control Panel Overview

Explains the Power Button, Internal Light, Temperature/Time Controls, and LED Display.

Cooking Presets Functionality

Describes how to select and use pre-programmed cooking settings for various foods.

Cooking Presets

Preset Button Cooking Chart

Provides a table of preset cooking options with their corresponding temperatures and times.

Cooking Guidelines

Internal Temperature Meat Chart

A chart detailing safe internal cooking temperatures for various meats and poultry.

General Operating Instructions

Before Using the Appliance for the First Time

Instructions for unpacking, cleaning, and initial setup of the air fryer.

Preparing for Use

Steps for placing the appliance and selecting cooking accessories before cooking.

Cooking with the Appliance

Guide on plugging in, preheating, and selecting cooking modes or manual settings.

Cooking Tips

Provides advice on cooking times, flipping food, using oil, and baking in the appliance.

Cooking Chart

Settings for Common Foods

A table detailing cooking times and temperatures for items like fries, potato wedges, and meat.

Additional Cooking Settings

Provides cooking times and temperatures for poultry, snacks, baked goods, and frozen items.

Cleaning and Storage

Cleaning Procedures

Details how to clean the appliance interior, exterior, and accessories safely and effectively.

Storage Guidelines

Steps for unplugging, cooling, and storing the appliance after use.

Troubleshooting

Common Problems and Solutions

Guides users through resolving issues like appliance not working or food not cooking evenly.

Error Codes

Lists error codes displayed on the panel, their causes, and recommended actions.

Frequently Asked Questions

User Query Responses

Provides answers to questions about cooking various foods, auto shut-off, and maintenance.

Money-Back Guarantee

Return and Refund Policy

Explains how to return the product for a refund or replacement, including necessary information.

Summary

Before You Begin

Appliance Specifications

Lists model, power supply, rated power, capacity, temperature range, and display type.

Important Safeguards

Operational Precautions

CAUTION Notes

Highlights specific user actions and warnings, including cooling times and accessory handling.

Overheating and Shut-Off Features

Explains the automatic safety systems for overheating and timer-based shut-off.

Electrical and Field Safety

Covers electrical circuit requirements and electromagnetic field compliance.

Parts and Accessories

Component Identification

Lists and visually identifies key parts of the air fryer, such as the main unit and accessories.

Accessory Descriptions

Provides detailed explanations for the Drip Tray and Crisper Trays, and their uses.

Using the Accessories

Placing Crisper Trays

Step-by-step guide on inserting Drip Tray and Crisper Trays for optimal cooking.

Using the Digital Control Panel

Control Panel Overview

Explains the Power Button, Internal Light, Temperature/Time Controls, and LED Display.

Cooking Presets Functionality

Describes how to select and use pre-programmed cooking settings for various foods.

Cooking Presets

Preset Button Cooking Chart

Provides a table of preset cooking options with their corresponding temperatures and times.

Cooking Guidelines

Internal Temperature Meat Chart

A chart detailing safe internal cooking temperatures for various meats and poultry.

General Operating Instructions

Before Using the Appliance for the First Time

Instructions for unpacking, cleaning, and initial setup of the air fryer.

Preparing for Use

Steps for placing the appliance and selecting cooking accessories before cooking.

Cooking with the Appliance

Guide on plugging in, preheating, and selecting cooking modes or manual settings.

Cooking Tips

Provides advice on cooking times, flipping food, using oil, and baking in the appliance.

Cooking Chart

Settings for Common Foods

A table detailing cooking times and temperatures for items like fries, potato wedges, and meat.

Additional Cooking Settings

Provides cooking times and temperatures for poultry, snacks, baked goods, and frozen items.

Cleaning and Storage

Cleaning Procedures

Details how to clean the appliance interior, exterior, and accessories safely and effectively.

Storage Guidelines

Steps for unplugging, cooling, and storing the appliance after use.

Troubleshooting

Common Problems and Solutions

Guides users through resolving issues like appliance not working or food not cooking evenly.

Error Codes

Lists error codes displayed on the panel, their causes, and recommended actions.

Frequently Asked Questions

User Query Responses

Provides answers to questions about cooking various foods, auto shut-off, and maintenance.

Money-Back Guarantee

Return and Refund Policy

Explains how to return the product for a refund or replacement, including necessary information.

Overview

The PowerXL Air Fryer Home Pro is a versatile kitchen appliance designed for air frying, dehydrating, and more, enabling users to prepare a variety of meals with ease. This appliance prioritizes user safety and convenience through its design and operational features.

Function Description

The PowerXL Air Fryer Home Pro operates as an air fryer, dehydrator, and general cooking appliance. It utilizes hot air circulation to cook food, aiming for crispy results similar to deep frying but with less oil. The appliance is equipped with a digital control panel that allows users to select from various cooking presets, adjust temperature, and set cooking time. These presets cover common dishes like French fries, chicken, steaks/chops, bake, fish, dehydrate, reheat, shrimp, and pizza, offering a quick start for different cooking needs. The dehydrate function allows for longer operating times, ranging from 2 to 24 hours, suitable for preserving foods. The appliance also features an internal light, enabling users to monitor cooking progress without opening the door, which pauses the cooking cycle.

Usage Features

The appliance is designed for straightforward use, starting with plugging it into a dedicated 120V outlet. Upon plugging in, the control panel illuminates. Users can either press the Power Button to initiate a default cooking cycle (370° F/188° C for 15 minutes) or select a preset. Alternatively, manual adjustments to temperature (150° F/65° C to 400° F/204° C, with dehydration from 90° F/32° C to 170° F/77° C) and time (1 to 90 minutes, or 2-24 hours for dehydration) can be made using the Temperature and Time Control Buttons. The cooking process begins automatically a few seconds after a preset is selected or manual settings are applied, or immediately if the Power Button is pressed after setting.

For optimal cooking, the appliance should be placed on a stable, horizontal, and heat-resistant surface with adequate airflow, at least 5 inches away from walls or other appliances. It is crucial not to cover the Air Intake or Air Outlet Vents during operation to prevent overheating and ensure even cooking. The appliance is not a deep fryer, and oil should never be poured directly into it. For crispier results with fresh potatoes, misting a bit of vegetable oil is suggested just before cooking.

The PowerXL Air Fryer Home Pro comes with several accessories, including a Drip Tray and Crisper Trays. The Drip Tray should always be inserted at the bottom of the appliance for easy clean-up. Crisper Trays slide into side grooves and onto a back lip, and can be positioned closer to the top heating element for faster cooking and added crispness. Rotating the Crisper Trays mid-cycle is recommended for even cooking. The appliance's door can be opened at any time to check food, rotate Crisper Trays, or flip food, with the cooking cycle resuming automatically.

The appliance incorporates an automatic shut-off feature that activates when the timer reaches zero or when the Power Button is manually pressed. After cooking stops, the fan continues to run for 10 seconds to cool down the appliance. An internal microswitch also automatically shuts down the fan and heating element if the basket is removed.

Maintenance Features

Cleaning and storage are made simple to ensure the longevity and hygiene of the PowerXL Air Fryer Home Pro. The appliance should be cleaned after each use, and it is important to allow it to cool down thoroughly for approximately 30 minutes before handling, cleaning, or storing.

The cooking accessories, such as the Drip Tray and Crisper Trays, are made of durable stainless steel and are dishwasher safe. For caked-on food, soaking in warm, soapy water is recommended before hand-washing. A soft nylon bristle brush can be used to remove unwanted food residue.

The main appliance housing, which contains electrical components and heating elements, should never be submerged in water or rinsed under the tap. Instead, the outside of the appliance should be wiped with a warm, moist cloth and mild detergent. The inside of the appliance should be cleaned with hot water, a mild detergent, and a nonabrasive sponge. It is important not to scrub the heating coils, as they are fragile. After cleaning, the appliance should be rinsed thoroughly with a clean, damp cloth and dried with a clean, dry cloth, ensuring no standing water remains inside.

For storage, the appliance should be unplugged and allowed to cool completely. All components should be clean and dry before placing the appliance in a clean, dry location.

The appliance also includes an overheating protection system. Should the inner temperature control system fail, this system will activate, and the appliance will cease to function. In such a case, the power cord should be unplugged, and the appliance allowed to cool completely before attempting to restart or store it.

In the event of any issues or if the appliance still does not work after troubleshooting, users are advised not to attempt home repairs. Instead, customer service should be contacted for assistance, as attempting repairs could void the guarantee.

PowerXL GLA-1003-NR Specifications

General IconGeneral
Model NumberGLA-1003-NR
TypeAir Fryer
Temperature Range180°F to 400°F
Timer60 Minutes
Control TypeDigital
Non-Stick CoatingYes
Cooking FunctionsAir Fry, Bake, Roast, Reheat
Dishwasher Safe PartsYes

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