To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my Silvercrest SHLF 1000 A2 turn on?
Your Silvercrest Fryer might not be starting due to several reasons. First, ensure the frying pot is correctly fitted into the housing. Second, check that the fryer is connected to a working mains power socket. Third, the appliance might be switched off, so turn it on using the timer. If none of these steps work, there may be a defect.
Why is my Silvercrest SHLF 1000 A2 Fryer not starting?
Your Silvercrest Fryer might not start because the frying pot is not correctly fitted into the housing. Ensure that the frying pot is properly clicked into place. Also, check if the appliance is connected to a power socket and switched on by turning the timer. If none of these steps work, the appliance might be defective.
What to do if food is undercooked in my Silvercrest Fryer?
If your food is undercooked or unevenly fried in your Silvercrest Fryer, consider these points: 1. Avoid overfilling the frying pot beyond the MAX marking. 2. Cut the food into smaller pieces, ensuring they aren't too close together. Turn or shake the food during cooking. 3. Increase the temperature or the cooking time for better results.
How to prevent smoke from my Silvercrest SHLF 1000 A2 Fryer?
Strong smoke or odour from your Silvercrest Fryer during cooking usually means the food is touching the heating element and burning. To prevent this, make sure you do not fill the frying pot beyond the MAX marking.
What to do if my Silvercrest SHLF 1000 A2 is producing strong smoke or odour during cooking?
If your Silvercrest Fryer is producing strong smoke or odour during cooking, it may be because the food is in contact with the heating element and is burning. Avoid this by ensuring that you do not fill the frying pot beyond the MAX marking.
Why is my food undercooked in my Silvercrest Fryer?
If food is undercooked or unevenly fried in your Silvercrest Fryer, consider these potential causes: * Too much food in the frying pot: Do not fill the frying pot past the MAX marking. * Pieces too big or too close: Cut food into smaller pieces and ensure they are not too close together. Turn or shake the food during cooking. * Temperature too low or time too short: Increase the temperature or cooking time.
Why is my Silvercrest SHLF 1000 A2 Fryer producing white smoke?
White smoke from your Silvercrest Fryer can be due to two primary reasons: * Fat residue may remain in the frying pot from previous use. Clean the frying pot carefully after each use. * The food being cooked might be too fatty, causing fat to drip and burn. This doesn't damage the appliance or affect cooking results.
Why does my Silvercrest SHLF 1000 A2 emit white smoke?
White smoke from your Silvercrest Fryer can be due to a couple of reasons. First, there might be fat residue in the frying pot from previous use; clean the frying pot carefully after each use. Second, the food might be too fatty, causing fat to drip and burn. This doesn't harm the appliance or the cooking result.
General| Power | 1000 W |
|---|---|
| Temperature Control | Adjustable |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Overheat Protection | Yes |
| Type | Air fryer |
| Timer | 30 minutes |
| Temperature Range | 80°C - 200°C |
Defines the intended purpose and limitations of the hot air fryer for domestic cooking.
Explains the meaning of various warning symbols used throughout the manual for safety.
Details precautions against electric shock, including proper connection and handling of the appliance and cable.
Outlines potential risks of physical injury from misuse, instability, or improper handling of the appliance.
Details the sequence of actions to initiate cooking, including setting the timer and temperature controls.
Explains how to temporarily pause cooking, resume it, or end the process prematurely.
Describes how to clean the frying pot and insert, noting they are dishwasher safe.
Details the procedure for cleaning the exterior of the appliance using a moist cloth.
Explains how to clean the inside of the appliance, including the heating elements.
Explains the regulations for disposing of the appliance as electrical waste, not household waste.
Provides contact information for customer service and technical support for warranty claims or inquiries.
Lists the importer's address, clarifying it is not the service address.
