Kalorik FT 45417 BK Manual De Instrucciones página 21

The POWER
indicator lights
up but the
appliance does
not heat up
The basket
cannot be
removed from
the oil reservoir
The appliance
produces an
odor and emits
smoke
Cooking oil is
foaming
Oil is leaking
from the
appliance
The outside of
the appliance
becomes hot
during use.
The lid is full
with water and
the metal area
is discolored
.
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Malfunctioning
appliance
Basket handle not
attached properly
Oil has been
overused or oil is not
suitable
Overfilled basket
Excess moisture in
the food
Remaining ice
particles not
removed from frozen
foods
Overfilled oil
container
Damaged oil
container
The outside of the
appliance becomes
hot because the
heat inside radiates
to the outside walls.
You do not
clean the lid well.
Unplug the appliance from the wall
outlet and contact qualified personnel
to check and repair the appliance
Remove fried food using suitable
utensils and allow the appliance / oil
to cool down completely before
removing the basket
Unplug the appliance from the wall
outlet and allow the appliance / oil to
cool down. Then, remove oil and
replace with fresh, new suitable oil
Lift out the basket by its handle and
remove excess of food with suitable
utensils
Raise the basket for a few seconds
and lower again. Repeat until the
basket can be lowered without excess
foaming
Raise the basket for a few seconds
and lower again. Repeat until the
basket can be lowered without excess
foaming
Unplug the appliance from the wall
outlet and allow the appliance / oil to
cool down. Then, remove oil.
Contact customer support service.
This is normal. All handles, knobs and
buttons that you need to touch during
use will stay cool enough to touch.
Clean the lid by hand with some
washing-up liquid and a moist cloth
after every use. If there is water inside
the lid, try to shake the water out of it.
The remaining water in the lid will
evaporate during cooking
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