LLIVEKIT AFS26A 26L Air Fryer Oven User Manual
- June 17, 2024
- LLIVEKIT
Table of Contents
- Important Safeguards
- Getting to Know The Appliance
- Features
- Technical Specifications
- LED Control Panel
- Prior to First Use
- Operation Guide
- Cooking Presets Chart for Quick Reference
- Replace The Oven Light
- Maintenance, Cleaning & Storage
- Troubleshooting
- Disposal Considerations
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
USER MANUAL
Model: AFS26A
S2-M-A2819
Important Safeguards
- Always follow the basic safety precautions when using the appliance as below:
- Please read this manual carefully and thoroughly before using.
- Always unplug when not in use and before cleaning. Allow to cool down completely before cleaning, handling and taking out the accessories.
- Do not touch hot surfaces without wearing thermal insulated gloves.
- Extreme caution should be taken when taking out the accessories, or hot grease and other hot liquids to avoid burns.
- Do not immerse the power cord, plug or the appliance into water or any other liquid to avoid an electric shock and malfunction.
- The appliance is not allowed to be used near or by children.
- Do not use the appliance with the damaged power cord or plug, or when malfunction or damage on the appliance is found. Contact the customer service.
- Using the accessories without authorization from the manufacturer may cause personal injuries.
- Do not use the appliance outdoors.
- Do not let the power cord hang over the edges of tables or worktops, as pets or children may pull it accidentally resulting in damage.
- Do not place the appliance on or near the gas, oven and stove.
- Do not use the appliance for other than its intended purpose.
- Use care when putting the containers that are made of other than metal or glass in the appliance.
- Do not put any of the following materials in the appliance: cardboard, plastic, paper or things alike.
- Do not cover the crumb tray or any other accessories with metal foil as it may lead to excessive internal temperatures in the appliance.
- A fire may occur if the appliance gets covered or used near the inflammable materials such as curtains, draperies, shelves, cupboards or walls when in operation.
- Do not store any items on the appliance during operation. Do not use the appliance under the wall cabinets.
- Do not clean the appliance with sharp metal brushes which may break off and touch the electronic components to cause an electric shock.
- Warning: To avoid fire hazards, never leave the appliance unattended during use.
- Do not rest any cooking accessory or food on the glass door.
- Check the appropriate cooking temperature and cooking time duration recommended for cooking, baking, toasting and air frying.
FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY
DO NOT USE FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES
Getting to Know The Appliance
Main Components Baking Tray : for cookies, cakes
and turkeys.
Wire Rack: for roasting, toasting and baking pizza.
Mesh Tray : to use with air fry function, for French fries, chicken wings
and onion rings.
Skewers Set: f or kebabs.
Rotisserie Spit: for a whole chicken, turkey or other meat.
Rotisserie Handle : to take out the rotisserie spit or the skewers set.
Tray Handle: to take out the baking tray, the wire rack and the mesh
tray.
Crumb Tray: to collect the liquids and grease during cooking.
Features
Having adopted the new 360° hot air circulation technology, the appliance can
cook more delicious and healthier foods for you.
Door Sensor
The cooking process stops once the door opens, with the oven light on and
control panel flashing, and close the door to resume cooking with the oven
light going out. Make sure that the door is closed during cooking.
Technical Specifications
Rated voltage | Rated power | Rated frequency | Max. capacity |
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220-240V | 1700W | 50-60Hz | 26L |
LED Control Panel
1 Presets with default temperature and time setting
Preset | Heating Elements | Temperature | Time | Temperature range | Time range |
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Chips | 2Cx Tubes + lx | 200’C | 25min | 60-230°C | 1-90min |
Wing | 2x Linear Top Tubes + lx Circular Tube | 200’C | 12min | 60-230°C | 1-90min |
Chicken (with default setting for rotisserie) | 2x Linear Top Tubes + lx | ||||
Circular Tube | 180°C | 30min | 60-230°C | 1-90min | |
Fish | 2x Linear Top Tubes + lx Circular Tube | 180°C | 12min | 60-230°C | 1-90min |
Steak | 2x Linear Top Tubes + lx Circular Tube | 200°C | 10min | 60-230°C |
1-90min
Shrimp| 2x Linear Top Tubes + lx Circular Tube| 180°C| 7min| 60-230°C| 1-90min
Dehydrate| lx Circular Tube| 70°C| 9hrs| 60-80°C| 1-9hrs 59min (30min/press)
Bake| 2x Linear Top Tubes + 2x Linear Bottom Tubes| 160°C| 30min| 60-230°C|
1-90min
Biscuits| 2x Linear Top Tubes + 2x Linear Bottom Tubes| 160°C| 15min|
60-230°C| 1-90min
Pizza| 2x Linear Top Tubes + 2x Linear Bottom Tubes| 190°C| 18min| 60-230°C|
1-90min
Bread| 2x Linear Top Tubes + 2x Linear Bottom Tubes| 200°C| 8min| 60-230°C|
1-90min
Cake| 2x Linear Top Tubes + 2x Linear Bottom Tubes| 160°C| 25min| 60-230°C|
1-90min
Grill| 2x Linear Top Tubes + lx Circular Tube| 200°C| 12min| 60-230°C| 1-90min
Thaw| 2x Linear Top Tubes + lx Circular Tube| 60°C| 15min| 25-60°C| 1-90min
All data are for reference only and the user is allowed to adjust the
temperature and time as desired.
2. FUNCTION Knob / START / Stop Button
a. Preset selection: press AIR FRY Button or OVEN Button to enter setting
mode, rotate the FUNCTION Knob to select the preset and the selected icon
flashes;
b. Start: after setting, press the button to start cooking;
c. Start/Stop: press while cooking to stop cooking, press again to resume
cooking and press a third time to go back to standby mode.
When it stops cooking, it will go back to standby mode if without further
operation in 1 minute.
3. TEMP/TIME Adjustment Knob
Rotate to adjust the cooking temperature and time.
4 TIME Button
Press to confirm the cooking time.
5 TEMP Button
Press to confirm the cooking temperature.
6 ROTATE Button
For foods to be rotating while cooking. Select the preset with the desired
cooking temperature and time, then press the START Button and the ROTATE
Button in sequence to activate.
7. YAIR FRY Air Fry Mode
a. when in standby mode, press the button to see the 7 preset icons in the
first row illuminating, rotate the FUNCTION Knob to select the preset and the
selected icon flashes, press the Start Button to start cooking.
b. when selecting the presets, press and hold AIR FRY Button for 3 seconds to
DIY at a desired temperature and time with all icons going out.
If there is no setting for the temperature and time given, the default setting
will be 200°C and 10 minutes respectively.
8 OVEN Traditional Oven Mode
a. when in standby mode, press the button to see the 7 preset icons in the
second row illuminating, rotate the FUNCTION Knob to select the preset and the
selected icon flashes, press the Start Button to start cooking.
b. when selecting the presets, press and hold OVEN Button for 3 seconds to DIY
at a desired temperature and time with all icons going out. If there is no
setting for the temperature and time given, the default setting will be 175°C
and 15 minutes respectively.
9 LIGHT Button
Press to turn on/off the oven light.
Prior to First Use
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Remove all the packaging materials.
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Place the appliance on a flat, even and heat-resistant surface, and keep a safe distance of at least 11cm between the appliance and walls, cupboards or anything inflammable nearby.
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Clean the interior of the appliance prior to first use.
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Ensure that the power outlet and power supply meet the specifications of the appliance before attempting to operate.
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During first use, there may be burning smell and smoke and it’s a normal phenomenon caused by the protective coating on the heating tubes after being heated. It is recommended to burn off any production residue prior to first use by setting the temperature at 230°C and timer for 18 minutes to sterilize and clear bad smell.
Operation Guide
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Plug in and it enters to the standby mode.
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Preset selection. Press the AIR FRY or OVEN Button, the icons in the first or second row illuminate and the selected one flashes. By now, it reads the default temperature and time for the preset selected, but you can still adjust them as desired.
Then, press the START Button to start cooking with the very preset icon constantly on and the others off. -
Place the accessories with food into the appliance in an appropriate position and close the door. There are 3 layers for supporting different accessories for different purposes. Check the diagram above for reference.
Note: Do secure the food if you attempt to use the rotisserie spit before placing it into the appliance. -
If you don’t need to preheat, you can just press the START Button to start cooking and it reads the time duration on the screen. When the food is ready, it will beep 5 times and resume to standby mode.
Note: Do press the START Button and ROTATE Button in sequence if you attempt to use the rotisserie spit.
Cooking Presets Chart for Quick Reference
Preset| Food quantities suggested| Accessory suggested|
Position suggested
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Chips| Q.S.| Mesh Tray| 2, 3
Wing| 1500g| Baking Tray or Mesh Tray| 2, 3
Chicken| 2000g| Baking Tray or Rotisserie Spit| 2, 3, rotisserie position
Fish| 13in| Baking Tray| 2
Steak| 190g| Baking Tray or Wire Rack| 2
Shrimp| 500g| Wire Rack or Mesh Tray| 2, 3
Grill| Q.S.| Baking Tray or Skewers Set| 2, 3, rotisserie position
Bake| Q.S.| Baking Tray or Wire Rack| 2, 3
Biscuits| Q•S•| Baking Tray or Mesh Tray| 2
Pizza| 11in maximum| Baking Tray| 2
Bread| Q.S.| Wire Rack or Mesh Tray| 2, 3
Cake| Q.S.| Baking Tray| 2
Dehydrate| Q.S.| Wire Rack or Mesh Tray| 1, 2, 3
Thaw| Q.S.| Baking Tray| 2
It’s normal to see steam on the glass door during cooking.
Replace The Oven Light
Note: Make sure that the appliance is unplugged and it has cooled down
completely before attempting to replace the oven light.
Rated power of bulb: 25WStep 1: Rotate counterclockwise to remove the
cover.Step 2:
Pull straight out the old bulb.Step 3: Gently insert the new bulb into the
socket.Step 4:
Rotate the cover clockwise to firmly secure it to its place.
Maintenance, Cleaning & Storage
Unplug from the power outlet and allow the appliance and the accessories to completely cool down before attempting to handle and clean.
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Clean The Exterior and The Door
Do not use abrasive cleansers as it may scratch the surface of the appliance. Use mild cleaning detergents and a damp cloth or sponge to clean the exterior and the door. Do not apply the detergents on the surfaces of the appliance directly but on a cloth or sponge. -
Do not connect to the power outlet till the surfaces of the appliance and the accessories dry thoroughly.
Warning! Never immerse the appliance, the power cord or plug into water or any other liquid in case of an electric shock or malfunction. -
Clean The Interior
Use a damp and soft sponge to wipe off the grease splattered on the interior walls during cooking. Use non-abrasive cleaning detergents or mild sprays in case of the accumulation of stains. Do not apply the detergents directly on the surfaces of the appliance but on a soft sponge.
Warning! Extreme care when cleaning the heating elements.
Wipe gently along the heating elements with a damp and soft sponge after it completely cools down. Do not use any cleaning detergents.
Connect to the power outlet till the surfaces dry thoroughly. -
Clean The Crumb Tray
Do take out the crumb tray and remove the food residue after each use.
Wipe with a damp and soft sponge. Do not use abrasive cleansers. Use a damp cloth or sponge with detergents to clean. Do not apply the detergents directly on the surface of the crumb tray. Dry it before placing it into the appliance. -
Clean The Accessories
Soak all the accessories in hot soapy water before cleaning. Do not use abrasive cleansers or sharp metal implements, such as scouring pads to clean as they may scratch the surfaces of the accessories. -
In order to prolong the service life, dishwasher cleaning is not recommended.
Storage
- Make sure that the appliance and the accessories are clean and dry. Make sure that the door is closed.
- Make sure that the appliance is placed in an up-straight position on an even and flat surface. Do not store it in a humid or high-temperature environment.
Troubleshooting
Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
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It does not work. | Unplugged. | Make sure it’s plugged. |
Forgot to press the START Button after selecting the preset. | Press the START |
Button.
The door is not closed.| Make sure the door is closed.
Steam comes out from the top of the door.| Cooking foods with high water
content.| It’s normal to release steam through the door coming from the food
with high water content, such as frozen bread.
White smoke comes out of the appliance.| It’s the first time to use.| It’s
normal that white smoke appears during first use. It is recommended to burn
off the production residue at its highest temperature for 18-20 minutes
without putting any food inside, till the white smoke disappears.
Cooking high fat foods.| It’s normal that fat coming from high fat foods may
drip onto the heating components, baking tray or crumb tray during cooking to
emit white smoke, and it won’t affect its performance.
The excessive grease or oil from the last cooking remains on the baking tray,
crumb tray or heating components.| Make sure that all the accessories are
washed clean after each use.
Black smoke comes out of the appliance.| Food is burnt.| Switch off the
appliance at once and extreme care when taking out the food.
Food is still not ready.| Too much food at a time.| Decrease the quantity for
per batch.
Low temperature setting or short time duration.| Set the appropriate cooking
temperature and time duration.
Wrong preset selected.| Select a correct preset.
Food is not evenly
cooked.| Food is piled or stacked on each other while cooking.| Make sure the
food is uniform in size and placed evenly on the accessory.
Wrong positions for the baking tray, the wire rack or the mesh tray.| Place
the accessories in the right position before cooking.
Food is not crispy enough after air frying.| High water content of the food.|
Spray or apply some oil evenly on the food for a crispier result.
“E2” on the screen.| Open circuit on the thermal sensor.| Unplug and reconnect
to the power supply to operate. If still, contact the customer service.
“E1” on the screen.| Short circuit on the thermal sensor.| Unplug and
reconnect to the power supply to operate. If still, contact the customer
service.
“E3” on the screen.| Overheating on the thermal sensor.| Unplug and reconnect
to the power supply to operate. If still, contact the customer service.
Disposal Considerations
**** To protect the environment and human health, the waste electrical and electronic equipment should not be disposed of together with household waste. Instead, it must be taken to a designated collection point for recycling of your waste electrical and electronic equipment. For more information about the recycling and disposal of this appliance, please contact your local authority or your household waste disposal service.