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1.   GENERAL DESCRIPTION    The E350 38 and E350 39 Countertop Fryers are part  of the Falcon 350 range of equipment  All models in  the series are of modular dimensions  being either  350mm or 700mm wide to enable a suite of  equipment to be installed in a matching line  Counter  mounted units  such as these can be installed on a  table or similar surface     The E350 38 model is 350mm wide with a single  frying pan which is thermostatically controlled     The E350 39 model is 700mm wide with two frying  pans  each pan individually controlled by means of a  thermostat     Warning  THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED    SECTION 2   CONTROLS and OPERATION  2 1 CONTROLS    Mounted on the front panel are the thermostat control  knob and two indicator lamps  For the E350 39  double pan unit  these are of course duplicated      The MAINS neon  RED  will light up when the  external isolating switch is closed this indicates that  power is available to the fryer     The THERMOSTAT neon  AMBER  is lit only when  the heating elements are being supplied with current   it will go out when the frying medium has reached the  selected frying temperature     Also on the control panel are the draining facilities   The drain valve is operated by a lever which opens  the valve when turned to the right  The lever  incorporates a safety feature to prevent inadvertent  opening  Before turning to the right it is necessary to  pull the lever outwards     To facilitate draining of the oil into a suitable  re
2. ANCE MUST NOT BE CLEANED WITH  A JET OF WATER OR STEAM CLEANED     Do not attempt to clean this appliance with acid or  halogen based  eg  chlorine  descaling liquids or  cleaning powders     Stainless Steel Surfaces    It should be noted that stainless steel can be easily  marked by certain scouring pads including nylon  types and care should be exercised  When rubbing  stainless steel with a cloth always rub along the grain  direction     Cleaning Procedure    In the interests of good housekeeping and hygiene  it  is recommended that the appliance be cleaned daily  as follows      1  Ensure that the fryer has been switched OFF at  the mains isolating switch     2  Insert the drain pipe supplied securely into the  drain valve as detailed in Section 2 1     Place a receptical directly below the drain pipe     Slowly open the drain valve  This will allow the oil  to flow gently into the vessel  Take care not to  overfill the receptical     Having drained the pan  close the drain valve     Remove the basket and fish plate  Submerge  these items in a sink filled with hot  soapy water     7  Pour hot water and detergent into the fryer pan   The detegent to water ratio is dependant upon the  strength of the cleaning medium     8  Set the fryer control between 160   and 165   C  and Allow the water to heat  Turn down the  thermostat and simmer slowly  The duration of  this process is dependant upon how soiled the  pan is     9  Turn the unit OFF   10  Drain the water from the pan a
3. E350 38 and E350 39  COUNTER TOP FRYERS    USERS INSTRUCTIONS       SECTION 1   GENERAL DESCRIPTION  SECTION 2   CONTROLS and OPERATION  SECTION 3   COOKING HINTS   SECTION 4   CLEANING and MAINTENANCE    This appliance has been CE marked on the basis of compliance with the Low Voltage and EMC Directives for  the voltages stated on the Data Plate     IMPORTANT    This appliance must only be installed by a competent person in compliance with the regulations in  force at the time     UK regulations are listed on the front of the Installation and Service Manual     Regular servicing by a qualified person is recommended to ensure the continued safe and efficient  performance of the appliance     WARNING   THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED     Upon receipt of this manual  the installer should instruct a responsible person  or persons  as to the correct  operation and maintenance of the unit     This equipment is designed FOR PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY and be operated by QUALIFIED persons  It is  the responsibility of the supervisor or equivalent to ensure that the user wears SUITABLE PROTECTIVE  CLOTHING  Attention should also be drawn to the fact that some parts of the appliance will  by necessity   become VERY HOT and could cause burns if touched accidentally        Falcon Foodservice Equipment    HEAD OFFICE AND WORKS RZZ 212 Ref 1    PO Box 37  Foundry Loan  Larbert   Stirlingshire  Scotland  FK5 4PL    AFE SERVICELINE CONTACT    PHONE   01438 751111 FAX   01438 369900       SECTON 1 
4. Raw to Finish    Set the thermostat to 190   and load each basket with  0 6kg 1  4 Ibs  of raw chips  Cook for 4 to 5 minutes     Using this method  an hourly output of up to 14 5kg   32Ibs  of chips can be achieved from each pan     Blanching    This method is used when large quantities of chips  are required at peak periods  and consists of  pre frying at a lower temperature  170   C   Again   basket loads of 0 6kg 1    Ibs  are recommended     Finishing off should be carried out within 3 hours of  blanching at a thermostat setting of 190   C  Cook for  a maximum of 1 to 2 minutes and serve immediately   Avoid further storage if possible     Frying Fish    Fish is best cooked directly on the base grid not in the  chip baskets  When cooked  remove with a fish lifter   The recommended temperature is 170   C  The time  varies according to the type  weight of fish  and  requirements     Other Foods    Each type of food suitable for deep frying has a  particular cooking temperature at which best results  are obtained  The following list gives a representative  selection of food which may be deep fried together  with recommended thermostat settings  These  settings may of course  be varied to suit individual  requirements                             Food Type Temperature  Fried Bread 190   C  Doughnuts 190   C  Fishcakes 180   C  Chicken Portions 170   C  Sausages 170   C  Scampi 170   C  Meat  Chops  etc   170   C    SECTION 4   CLEANING and MAINTENANCE    Important    THE APPLI
5. ceptacle a removable drain pipe is supplied  To fit  the pipe  turn the drain cover upward  immediately  below the drain valve lever   and insert the pipe with  it   s locating pin vertical  Turn the pipe so that the end  points downward  Refer to Section 4 for draining  procedures     The 700mm wide E350 39 model has duplicate  draining facilities    2 2 OPERATION   Initial Charging Of The Pan   Frying Medium   Caution    This fryer gives optimum performance when a good  quality vegetable oil is used as the frying medium   Nevertheless  favourable results can be obtained  from cooking fats provided the following procedures  are adhered to     a  Never operate the thermostat above the smoke  point of the chosen medium  e g  Some dripping  can have a smoke point as low as 170  C   Reputable cooking fat manufacturers supply this  information     b  To prevent localised overheating around electric  elements or hot external walls  fat should be  broken up into small pieces when initially charging  the pan or topping up to the working level  The  thermostat should not be set above 120  C until  the fat is in a liquid state     Important    Ensure that the appliance has been turned OFF at the  mains isolating switch     Prior to operation  clean the pan using hot water and  detergent     Rinse and dry the pan thoroughly before use     Ensure that the drain valve is CLOSED  i e  moved  fully to the left until the safety lock is engaged      Fill with oil to the level mark on the ele
6. ment guard     Close the isolating switch and set the thermostat  knob to the desired frying temperature  Leave the  appliance to heat up     When the oil has reached the selected temperature   the amber light will go out  This indicates that the fryer  is ready for use  When the oil temperature falls  e g   when food is immersed in the oil  the thermostat  automatically restores the supply of current to the  elements     The oil capacity for model E350 38 is 6 5 litres and for  the E350 39 model   6 5 litres per pan  13 litres total      Warning    Your attention is drawn to the following safety related  points       NEVER  under any circumstances  switch the unit on  unless it is filled with oil or water  Before draining the  pan or raising the elements for cleaning  the  appliance MUST be isolated at the mains switch     Surge boiling may occur if over wet food or a larger  than recommended load is inserted     There is a possibility that the appliance could catch  fire if the oil level is allowed to go below the specified   indicated level     Old oil has a reduced flash point to that of a fresh  medium therefore it is more prone to surge boiling     The MAXIMUM   11 4 Ibs  per pan     recommended load is 0 6kg    The fryers are fitted with a safety device which  ensures that power is cut off to the elements when  they are removed from the pan for cleaning or  maintenance     SECTION 3   COOKING HINTS   Frying Chips   Chip potatoes can be fried by the following methods   
7. s item 4     11  Wash and rinse the basket and fish plate  These  should be perfectly dry before replacement within  the pan     12  Rinse the pan with clean water  Dry thoroughly   To gain access to the pan interior for wiping  the  elements can be hinged upward  When the  elements become fully raised  a support latch will  secure them in position     Important Note    Ensure the elements are cool before attempting  procedures 11  amp  12     13  Undo the support latch and lower the elements  into the pan    14  Ensure the drain valve is closed  Remove the  pipe    15  Strain filter the oil back into the pan  If necessary    top up with clean oil to the maximum level mark   DO NOT OVERFILL     SERVICE    Contact Service Line as detailed on the title page of  this manual     
    
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