Shaq Air Fryer 6- & 7-Quart 11
Using The Control Panel
1. Power Button
Once the Outer Basket and Fry Basket are
properly placed in the Main Unit Housing, the
Control Panel will be illuminated. Pressing the
Power Button once will set the appliance to a
default cooking temperature of 370° F (188° C)
and time of 15 minutes. Pressing the Power
Button a second time will start the cooking
process. Pressing the Power Button during the
cooking cycle will turn the appliance off.
2. Preset Button (M)
Press the Preset Button to cycle between the
eight cooking presets. Once a cooking preset
has been selected for 5 seconds, the cooking
cycle will begin. See the Preset Chart below for
the cooking times and temperatures associated
with each preset.
3. Temperature Control Buttons
The + and − symbols enable you to add or
decrease cooking temperature 5° F at a time.
Keeping a button held down will rapidly change
the temperature. The temperature can be
adjusted after the cooking cycle has begun.
Temperature control range: 180° F–400° F
(82° C–204° C).
4. Time and Temperature Display
This display will keep track of the temperature
and remaining cook time.
5. Timer Control Buttons
The + and − symbols enable you to add
or decrease cooking time 1 minute at a time.
Keeping the Button held down will rapidly
change the time. The time can be adjusted
after the cooking cycle has begun. Time control
range: 1– 60minutes.
6. Blue Fan Icon & Red Heat Light
The spinning Blue Fan Icon will appear when the
appliance is turned on and for up to 20seconds
after it is turned off. The star-shaped Red Heat
Light will appear inside the center of the fan when
the appliance is in Cook or Preheat mode.
Food Cook Times Temperature Time
Default 370° F (188° C) 15 mins.
French Fry 400° F (204° C) 18 mins.
Roast 350° F (177° C) 25 mins.
Bake 310° F (154° C) 30 mins.
Fish 350° F (177° C) 10 mins.
Shrimp 330° F (166° C) 8 mins.
Chicken 360° F (182° C) 20 mins.
Steak 400° F (204° C) 12 mins.
Reheat 240° F (116° C) 12 mins.
Preset Chart
Once you are familiar with
the appliance, you may want
to experiment with your own
recipes. Simply choose the time
and temperature that suits your
personal taste.
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