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Midea MF-CN35C2 User Manual

Midea MF-CN35C2
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Instructions for use
7. Users may press to enter DIY to
set the required temperature and
time by touch keys, and
touch button to start. Then the
appliance enters the heating work
state, cooks and heats the food.
8. When heated to half of the set
time, the appliance will beep 3
times, at which point the barrel can
be removed and the food can be
turned over with an auxiliary tool
(chopsticks, clips, etc.), and the
display will show OPEN.
9. The appliance has a 10-minute
power-off memory function and the
next stage of heating will take place
when the barrel is pushed back into
the appliance. The display then
shows the remaining heating time.
10. The appliance beeps after cooked,
and you need to pull the barrel out
and place it on a flat table. To avoid
burns, use an aid to remove the
cooked food.
Please be careful with the hot
steam inside the barrel when pulling
it out, as it is at a high temperature,
an do not touch it with your hands
Please be careful with the hot
steam inside the barrel when pulling
it out, as it is at a high temperature,
an do not touch it with your hands
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Midea MF-CN35C2 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandMidea
ModelMF-CN35C2
CategoryFryer
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Safeguards

Appliance Usage Guidelines

Defines household use, child safety, and intended applications for the appliance.

Safety Precautions During Use

Cautions about damaged cords, hot surfaces, and immersion.

Important Safeguards Continuation

Operational Safety Warnings

Cautions regarding liquid entry, airflow, oil, steam, cord, and smoke.

End-of-Life Disposal

Instructions for environmentally sound disposal of the appliance.

Product Components Overview

Main Unit Components

Identifies the primary parts of the air fryer unit.

Accessory Components

Lists the removable parts and control interface of the air fryer.

Electrical Specifications

Precautions Before Initial Use

Hot Gas Emission Warning

Caution about hot gases emitted from the air outlet during operation.

High Temperature Contact Warning

Warning against touching hot basket and barrel during use.

Basket Release Mechanism

Instructions for safe release of the fried basket.

Instructions for Use

Appliance Placement and Airflow

Ensuring stable placement and adequate ventilation for the appliance.

Initial Cleaning and Dry Fry

Procedure for first-time cleaning and dry frying.

Assembly and Preheating

Steps for assembling parts and preheating the appliance.

Operation Panel Guide

Default Menu Functions

Overview of preset cooking menus and their icons.

Operating Functions and Controls

Explanation of control panel buttons and display indicators.

Panel Operating Instructions

Selecting Functions and Preheating

Steps for turning on, selecting functions, and initiating preheating.

Adding Ingredients and Starting Cook

Procedure for adding food and commencing the cooking cycle.

Advanced Operation and Completion

DIY Mode and Cooking

Using DIY mode to set custom temperature and time.

Mid-Cook Food Turning

Instructions for turning food during cooking.

Power-Off Memory and Cook Completion

Details on memory function and end of cooking alerts.

Default Menu Presets and Reminders

Preset Heating Temperatures and Times

Table of default cooking settings for various food types.

Warm Reminders

Important notes for first use and general operation.

Cleaning and Maintenance Guidelines

Instructions for cleaning the appliance and its parts.

After Sales Service and Warranty

Cleaning Equipment and Detergents

Recommendations for cleaning equipment and detergents.

Contacting Support and Reporting Faults

Information for customer support and troubleshooting appliance faults.

Product Warranty Details

Coverage and limitations of the manufacturer's warranty.

Analysis of Common Problems

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Table listing fault phenomena, causes, and elimination methods.

Professional Repair Advice

Guidance on when to seek professional maintenance.

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