Why does white smoke come out of my Taurus RESPIRE?
White smoke may appear from the Taurus Fryer if you are using food with a high oil content or have added oil to the food. This appliance uses technology where low or no oil is required. Also, the pan may contain grease residues from previous use, so make sure you clean the pan correctly after each use.
What to do if my Taurus Air Fryer foods are not done?
If the foods fried with your Taurus Air Fryer are not done, it might be because the quantity of food in the basket is too much. Put smaller batches of food in the basket for more even frying. Also, the set temperature may be too low. Turn the temperature control knob to the required temperature setting, referring to the cooking guide for reference.
How to fix unevenly fried food in my Taurus Air Fryer?
If food is fried unevenly in your Taurus Air Fryer, it may be because certain food types need to be shaken halfway through the cooking time. Food that lies on top of or across each other, such as fries, needs to be shaken during cooking.
What to do if my Taurus Air Fryer does not work?
If your Taurus Air Fryer does not work, first ensure that the appliance is plugged into an earthed wall socket. Also, check that you have set the timer. Turn the timer knob to the required cooking time to switch on the appliance.
What to do if I cannot slide the pan/basket into the Taurus appliance?
If you cannot slide the pan or basket into the Taurus appliance, it could be that the basket is overloaded. Do not fill the basket beyond the MAX indication. Alternatively, the basket may not be placed correctly in the pan. Push the basket down into the pan until you hear a click.
General| Capacity | 1.5 L |
|---|---|
| Product type | Hot air fryer |
| Timer duration | 30 min |
| Baking function | No |
| Frying function | Yes |
| Temperature (min) | 80 °C |
| Number of programs | 6 |
| Control type | Touch |
| Product color | Black, White |
| Construction type | Single |
| Appliance placement | Stand-alone |
| Doesn't contain | Bisphenol A (BPA), Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) |
Details of indicators, display, and buttons on the control panel for operation.
Identification of parts like air outlet, container, basket, grill, and handle.
Instructions for setup, including unpacking, cleaning, plugging in, and starting the appliance.
Guidance on adjusting temperature, time, and using pre-set programs or shaking.
What happens when cooking finishes, including auto-shutoff and turning off the appliance.
Explanation of the thermal protector, handling hot parts, and general safety.
Steps to follow after the appliance has been used, including unplugging and cooling.
Detailed steps for cleaning the appliance, including what to avoid.
General settings suggestions for cooking, noting they are indicative.
Table providing recommended cooking times, temperatures, and amounts for various foods.
Solutions for common problems like the appliance not working or food not cooking properly.
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