nutricook GRILL XL AFG960 User manual

SMART AIR FRYER GRILL XL
User guide
Please make sure to read this User Guide prior to using your unit.

Contents
04 Before you begin
05 Important safeguards & cautionary information
09 What's included
10 Air fryer grill parts overview
11 Control panel details
13 Display messages
14 Getting started
14 Open & close hood
Install & remove splatter shield
Using the accessories
15 Storing accessories
16 Using the thermometer
17 Preset
18 Manual
20 Cooking
20 Air fry
21 Using air fry preset
23 Bake
24 Grill
25 Reheat
26 Dehydrate
27 Care & maintenance
29 Troubleshooting
30 Warranty
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Before you begin
1. Remove and safely discard all packaging materials and any
temporary labels from inside and outside of the air fryer grill.
Ensure that there is no packaging underneath and around the
cooking pot, air fryer basket and grill plate.
2. Place the air fryer grill on a stable, level, clean, heat-resistant and
dry surface. Ensure there is enough space behind and above the
air fryer grill against the surface. Leave enough room above to
open the air fryer grill hood safely.
3. Read all Important safeguards and cautionary information in this
User guide. Failure to do so may result in property damage and/or
personal injury.
4. Follow Care & maintenance instructions in this User guide to clean
the air fryer grill before cooking. Wash the cooking pot, air fryer
basket, grill plate, thermometer and splatter shield with warm,
soapy water and a non-abrasive sponge. Rinse and dry thoroughly
before using.
NOTE: These accessories are dishwasher safe EXCEPT the
thermometer.
5. Wipe the inside and outside of the air fryer grill with a slightly
moist cloth and dry with a towel. Ensure all surfaces are dry before
using.
WARNING: DO NOT immerse the air fryer grill base in water or any
other liquids.
6. Place the cooking pot into the air fryer grill.
WARNING: NEVER use the air fryer grill without the cooking pot in
place.
7. Do not remove rating label.
*CAUTION: NEVER use the air fryer grill on a stovetop. Do not place appliance
on or in close proximity to a hot gas or electric burner, or a heated oven; heat from
an external source will damage appliance.
Important safeguards &
cautionary information
Warning! This appliance generates heat and escaping steam during use. To
avoid the risk of serious injury, carefully read all instructions before operating
this appliance.
When using any electrical appliance, basic safety precautions should always be
observed, including the following critical information.
• DO NOT touch hot surfaces.
Use handles or knobs. Use oven
mitts or potholders.
• CAUTION! Extreme caution
must be used when moving unit
containing hot oil or other hot
liquids.
• To protect against electrical
shock, DO NOT immerse cord,
plugs, or the unit in water or
other liquid.
• Close supervision is necessary
when any unit is used by or near
children.
• This appliance is not a toy, and
children should not play with it.
• Children should be supervised
to ensure that they DO NOT
play with the appliance.
• This appliance is not intended
for use by persons (including
children) with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities,
or lack of experience and
knowledge, unless they have
been given supervision or
instruction concerning use
of the appliance by a person
responsible for their safety.
• Unplug from outlet when not
in use, during assembly, during
disassembly, and before
cleaning. Allow to cool before
putting or taking off parts and
before cleaning.
• To turn the unit off, press
POWER then remove plug from
the wall outlet.
• DO NOT use appliance other
than its intended use. For
household use only. DO NOT
use outdoors.
• This appliance is not intended
to be operated by means of
an external timer or separate
remote-control system.
• DO NOT tamper with any of the
safety mechanisms.
• WARNING: Read this User
guide carefully and completely
and retain for future reference.
Failure to adhere to safety
instructions may result in
serious injury.
• The thermometer included
does not replace an external
food thermometer. ALWAYS
check your food to ensure
that it is cooked based on the
recommended temperatures.
• Only use the included
accessories with the unit.
The use of accessories,
attachments or parts not
recommended or sold by
Nutricook may cause fire,
electric shock, personal injury,
GENERAL SAFETY
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or product damage and will void
the warranty.
• WARNING: NEVER use
the air fryer grill without the
cooking pot in place.
• DO NOT place on or near a
stovetop, hot gas, electric
burner and or in a heated oven.
Heat from an external source
will damage the appliance.
• DO NOT use the air fryer grill
near flammable materials such
as curtains, tablecloths, etc.
ALWAYS place and use the
unit on a flat, stable and heat-
resistant surface away from
heat sources or liquids.
• DO NOT place paper,
cardboard, non-heat-resistant
plastic, or similar materials, into
the unit. Parchment paper or foil
can be used but with extreme
caution. Always ensure to fit
foil as securely as possible and
should NOT touch the heating
element to avoid overheating
and risk of fire.
• NEVER put baking or
parchment paper into the
air fryer grill without food on
top. Air circulation can cause
paper to lift and touch heating
element.
• ALWAYS use heat-safe
containers. Be extremely
cautious if using containers that
aren’t metal or glass.
• NEVER put the appliance
against the wall or other
appliances when cooking.
There should be at least 5
inches of free space for the
back side, left/right sides and
the upper side of the appliance.
• DO NOT place anything on
top of your air fryer grill. DO
NOT store anything inside your
air fryer grill other than the
accessories.
• CAUTION! HOT
SURFACE: This appliance
generates heat and escaping
steam during use. Proper
precautions must be taken to
prevent the risk of burns, fires
or other injury to persons or
damage to property.
• CAUTION! This appliance
is hot during operation and
retains heat for some time
after turning OFF. DO NOT
touch accessories during or
immediately after cooking. The
cooking pot, air fryer basket and
grill plate become extremely
hot during the cooking process.
ALWAYS wear proper hand
protection when handling hot
materials to avoid burns and
serious physical injury. Allow
accessories to completely
cool before cleaning. DO NOT
place anything on top of the
appliance while it is operating
or while it is hot.
• CAUTION! DO NOT touch
the thermometer while in use or
immediately after cooking. The
probe becomes extremely hot
during the cooking process and
retains heat for some time after
cooking. Allow to cool before
cleaning.
• DO NOT place oversized foods
or metal utensils into the air
fryer grill.
• DO NOT overfill the air fryer
basket with food. Excessive
amount of food may touch the
heating element and can cause
a fire hazard.
• The air fryer grill works with hot
air only. NEVER fill the cooking
pot with oil or fat. This could
result in fire and/or personal
injury.
• To avoid risk of fire, property
damage and personal injury. DO
NOT spray cooking oil into the
cooking chamber.
• CAUTION! During air frying,
hot steam is released from the
air outlet opening. Keep your
hands and face distance from
the steam and from the air
outlet opening. Also, be careful
of hot steam and air when you
open the air fryer grill hood
while in use or after cooking.
• CAUTION! DO NOT block the
air vents.
• WARNING! DO NOT touch
any accessories during or
immediately after cooking.
Allow unit to cool.
• To avoid personal injury,
ALWAYS use proper hand
protection and exercise caution
when adding or removing food
from the air fryer grill.
• NEVER place unprotected
hands inside the appliance
until it has cooled to room
temperature.
• DO NOT touch hot surfaces
with unprotected hands.
• CAUTION! Extreme caution
must be observed when
disposing hot oil or liquids from
the cooking pot.
• DO NOT clean with metal
scouring pads. Metal fragments
can break off the pad and touch
electrical parts, creating a risk
of electric shock.
• DO NOT rinse the appliance
under tap.
• If the appliance starts emitting
black smoke, immediately turn
off and unplug the unit. White
smoke is normal which can
be caused by heating fat or
food splashing. Black smoke
indicates food is burning or
there is a circuit problem.
Wait for smoke to stop before
opening the air fryer grill hood.
Contact customer service for
any assistance.
• If this appliance begins to
malfunction during use,
immediately turn it off and
unplug from the wall outlet. DO
NOT use or attempt to repair
the malfunctioning appliance.
• DO NOT leave this appliance
unattended during use.
• Keep the cord out of reach from
children and infants to avoid
the risk of electric shock and
choking.
• NEVER move the air fryer grill
while it is hot. Allow to cool
before moving.
• WARNING! The air fryer
grill should not be used to boil
water.
• WARNING! The air fryer grill
should NEVER be used to deep
fry foods.
• All users of this appliance
must read and understand
this instruction manual before
operating or cleaning this
appliance. Failure to follow any
of the important safeguards
and instructions for safe use
is a misuse of your appliance
that can void your warranty and
create the risk of serious injury.
• Follow Care & maintenance
instructions in this User
guide for proper cleaning and
maintenance of the air fryer
grill.
• This appliance is intended to be
used in household and similar
applications such as:
- Staff kitchen areas in shops,
offices and other working
environments;
- Farm houses;
- By clients in hotels, motels
and other residential type
environments;
- Bed and breakfast type
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ELECTRICAL SAFETY
CAUTION: To avoid risk of electric shock, NEVER immerse the cord, plug, or
air fryer grill in water or other liquids.
• DO NOT use this product
in locations with different
electrical specifications or
plug types. DO NOT operate
with any type of plug adapter
or voltage converter device,
as these may cause electrical
shorting, fire, electric shock,
personal injury or product
damage.
• DO NOT modify the plug in any
way, as doing so will void the
warranty.
• DO NOT pull, twist or mistreat
the power cord.
• If the supply cord is damaged, it
must be replaced by its service
agent or similarly qualified
persons in order to avoid a
hazard.
• ALWAYS POWER OFF and
UNPLUG the appliance when
it is not in use or BEFORE
cleaning.
• DO NOT allow the cord to hang
over the edge of the table or
counter. DO NOT pull, twist, or
damage the power cord. DO
NOT allow cord to touch hot
surfaces, including the stove.
• DO NOT let cord hang over
edge of table or counter or
touch hot surfaces. The cord
can get tangled or cause
the appliance to fall. Bring it
to a qualified technician for
examination, repair or electrical
and mechanical adjustment.
• DO NOT operate this appliance
with a damaged cord or plug or
if the appliance malfunctions or
is dropped or damaged in any
manner.
• Use of adapters and converters
is considered an unauthorized
modification of the product
and as such voids the warranty.
Use of this product in locations
with different electrical
specifications may result in
damage to the product.
• DO NOT use an extension
cord. A short power-supply
cord is used for this appliance
to reduce the risk of children
grabbing the cord and prevent
it from draping over the counter
or tabletop where it could
be accidentally pulled off or
tripped over.
PLASTICIZER WARNING
CAUTION: To prevent Plasticizers
from migrating from the finish of the
countertop or tabletop or other furniture,
place NON-PLASTIC coasters or place
mats between the appliance and the
finish of the countertop or tabletop.
Failure to do so may cause the finish to
darken; permanent blemishes may occur
or stains can appear.
Save these instructions!
FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY
MODEL CAPACITY POWER VOLTAGE WEIGHT DIMENSION
SMART AIR
FRYER GRILL
AFG960
8.5 L 1760 W 220-240 V
50-60 Hz 9.7 kg 40.3 x 40.8 x 28.2 cm
Product Specification:
What's included
• AIR FRYER GRILL
• COOKING POT
• AIR FRYER BASKET
• GRILL PLATE
• FOOD THERMOMETER
• CLEANING BRUSH
• USER GUIDE
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Power Button
Use to turn unit ON/OFF
Start/Cancel
Use to start cooking or cancel any
operation.
Skip Reheat
Use to bypass automatic
preheating.
Preset/Manual/Thermometer Icon
All illuminate when the
thermometer is plugged in.
• PRESET button – press so
you can select the desired
protein and set the doneness
level according to your recipe.
Only available for the GRILL
program.
• MANUAL button – press
so you can manually set the
desired internal temperature
of your food. Available for all
cooking programs except
DEHYDRATE.
Note: If the thermometer is not plugged
in and AIR FRY program is selected,
PRESET illuminates to cycle through
the preset options of AIR FRY – FRIES,
CHICKEN and SAMOSA.
Air fryer grill parts overview
*NOTE: Images are for visual representations only. Always refer to actual product.
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7
2
Control panel details
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4
1
7
6 13 11 5 14
2
3
810 9 12
4
Cooking Programs
Air Fry, Bake, Grill, Roast, Reheat,
Dehydrate.
Preheat Status Indicator
Illuminates while unit is
Preheating. Not applicable for
REHEAT and DEHYDRATE. This is
not a button.
Left Control Buttons
Set of Arrows (Up & Down
Arrow Buttons)
• Use arrow up to increase
and arrow down to decrease
temperature for all cooking
programs if not using the
thermometer.
• Use arrow up to increase
and arrow down to decrease
manual temperature if
MANUAL is selected while
using the thermometer.
• Use arrow up or arrow
down buttons to adjust
the desired doneness
level corresponding to
the PROTEIN if PRESET is
selected while using the
smart probe.
Doneness Indicator
Illuminates if PRESET is
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5
Grill Plate
Smart Thermometer
Cleaning Brush
Air fryer basket
Removable splatter shield
Handle
Probe jack
Digital control panel
Air Fryer Grill Hood
Cooking Pot
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Time Field
• Displays the time if cooking
without the thermometer.
• If cooking using the
thermometer, the display in
this field will change to show
the current internal food
temperature for both PRESET
and MANUAL modes.
Temparature Unit
C– degrees Celsius
Target Temperature
Illuminates while cooking using
the thermometer either in
PRESET or MANUAL mode.
Indicates the target temperature
for your food.
Current Temperature
Illuminates while cooking using
the thermometer either in
PRESET or MANUAL mode.
Indicates the current internal
food temperature based on the
thermometer reading.
The Air Fryer Grill is
on standby mode
indicating to select
a function.
PREHEATING cycle.
Dash lines progress
until preheating is
complete.
Display message
when PREHEATING
cycle is complete.
Display message
halfway through the
pre-programmed
cooking time of
AIR FRY presets -
FRIES, SAMOSA,
and CHICKEN. This
alerts you to shake
the basket for an
even cooking.
Display messages
Cooking time
is complete (if
not using the
thermometer).
Cooking time is
complete (if using
the thermometer).
Display message
when air fryer grill is
turned on.
Display message
when any operation
is cancelled or not
completed.
Display message
when Power button
is pressed or when
the unit remains
inactive for 10
minutes.
Display message
for probe error.
The unit has
stopped working
before reaching
the food's internal
temperature. As a
safety feature, the
unit can only run
for certain amount
of time at specific
temperatures.
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12
13
14
10
9
selected while using the
thermometer.
Right Control Buttons/Labels
Set of Arrows (Up & Down Arrow
Buttons)
• Use arrow up to increase and
arrow down to decrease time if
not using the thermometer.
• Use arrow up or arrow down
buttons to select the desired
PROTEIN if PRESET is selected
while using the thermometer.
Protein Indicator
Illuminates if PRESET is
selected while using the
thermometer. Use the set
of arrows to cycle through
different options – BEEF,
LAMB, FISH, CHICKEN and
VEGAN MEAT.
Time Indicator
Illuminates if a cooking
program is selected without
using the thermometer to
indicate that adjustments are
applicable to the cooking time.
Doneness Level
Programmed with preset
temperatures for each PROTEIN
to take the guess work out of
cooking. Available for selection on
the PRESET mode while using the
thermometer.
RARE – For BEEF, LAMB
MED-RARE – For BEEF, LAMB
MED – For BEEF, LAMB
MED-WELL – For BEEF, LAMB
WELL –For BEEF, LAMB, FISH,
CHICKEN, VEGAN MEAT
Temperature Field
• Displays the setting for
temperature for all cooking
programs.
• If cooking using the
thermometer, it displays the
target temperature.
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Display message
when air fryer grill
hood is open and
START/CANCEL
is pressed after
selecting a
program.
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Open: Grip the handle and open the
hood fully in 90 angle so it steadily
stands.
Close: Grip handle and carefully
lower down the hood until it touches
the middle rim.
Remove: Using your thumb, push
the tab located on the left towards
the hood to release the splatter
shield then, gently pull it out from
the slots using your other hand.
WARNING: DO NOT attempt
to remove the splatter shield
immediately after cooking. Allow
unit to completely cool before
removing or taking off accessories.
Install: Align the grooves of the
splatter shield to the slots located
on the right of the heating element
ring then push gently until it clicks.
The Smart Air Fryer Grill XL comes
with 3 main accessories – cooking
pot, air fryer basket and grill plate.
Different cooking programs or
recipes require a combination of
either the cooking pot and air fryer
basket or the cooking pot and grill
plate.
Note:
• DO NOT cook with the air fryer
and grill plate inserted at the
same time.
• ALWAYS ensure that all
accessories are clean and dry
before using.
• The cooking pot must ALWAYS
be inserted into the air fryer
grill base before plugging in or
using the unit.
WARNING: DO NOT operate
the unit without the cooking pot in
place.
To avoid risk of personal injury and/
or property damage, DO NOT pour
food or liquid into the air fryer grill
base.
The splatter shield protects the
heating element from food debris
and excess oil to avoid excess
smoke and to keep it clean. ALWAYS
clean the splatter shield after every
use to remove food debris and
ensure that it is installed before
cooking.
Getting started
Open and close hood Cooking pot
Air fryer basket
Always insert the inner pot into the unit
before using.
Grill plate
Storing the accessories
Install and remove splatter
shield
Using the accessories
The cooking pot is made with
healthy ceramic non-stick coating
(PTFE-free/PFOA-free). It catches
excess oil and food residue while
cooking.
The air fryer basket is made with
healthy ceramic non-stick coating
(PTFE-free/PFOA-free) and is
perforated to allow proper air flow.
Place in the cooking pot before
preheating and/or cooking.
Recommended accessory for
AIR FRY, ROAST, REHEAT or
DEHYDRATE program.
The grill plate is made with healthy
ceramic non-stick coating (PTFE-
free/PFOA-free). It helps create
char-grilled marks and flavors on
food.
Place in the cooking pot before
preheating and/or cooking.
Recommended accessory when
using the GRILL program.
When not in use, the accessories
can be stacked together for single
storage inside the Air Fryer Grill.
To store, insert the cooking pot
into the base and place the air fryer
basket followed by the grill plate.
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The thermometer works by constantly monitoring the internal temperature of
the food while cooking until it matches the target temperature for each pre-
programmed setting. There are no time adjustments. Cooking cycle depends
entirely on the internal food temperature.
NOTE: The thermometer included DOES NOT replace an external food
thermometer. ALWAYS check your food to ensure that it is cooked based on
the recommended temperatures.
1. Inspect the thermometer cord and make sure that it is free of knots and
any damage.
2. While unit is on standby mode, plug in the thermometer in the probe jack
(hole) located at the right side of the control panel.
3. PRESET, MANUAL and Thermometer Icon illuminate to indicate that
thermometer is plugged in properly.
How to insert the thermometer
Refer to the below illustrations to properly insert the thermometer in some
commonly cooked foods. Improper placements may result to undercooked
foods.
For Steaks, Lamb chops, Chicken breasts,
Fish fillets (salmon), Burgers, Tenderloins
Insert the thermometer horizontally
(without an angle) into the center of the
thickest section of your food. The tip of
the thermometer must reach the middle
of the thickest section to achieve the
desired doneness results.
Ensure the tip of the thermometer is not
touching the bone or fat.
For Whole Chicken
Insert thermometer horizontally (without
an angle) into the thickest section of the
chicken breast without touching the bone.
To achieve the desired doneness, always
ensure the tip of the thermometer is
inserted into the middle of the thickest
section of the breast.
NOTE:
ALWAYS ensure that the thermometer will not touch any of the heating elements.
DO NOT use the thermometer for frozen proteins or for cuts of meat with thickness of 1 inch or below.
Using the thermometer PRESET (only applicable for GRILL)
1. Press PRESET. Only GRILL
function is illuminated.
2. PROTEIN is illuminated on
the right while DONENESS is
illuminated on the left.
3. Screen displays the default
settings.
a. PROTEIN: BEEF
b. Doneness Level Indicator:
RARE
4. Press the set of arrows on the
right to cycle through different
PROTEIN settings.
5. Press the set of arrows on
the left to set the desired
Doneness Level of each
PROTEIN. Refer to the PRESET
Settings Table for the pre-
programmed settings.
6. After setting the desired
PROTEIN and Doneness Level,
press START/CANCEL to begin.
PRESET becomes steadily
illuminated while MANUAL
goes off. PREHEAT and SKIP
PREHEAT illuminate.
7. Unit begins PREHEATING
cycle. Display shows PRE and
dash lines on the screen which
progresses until it reaches the
target temperature.
Note: DO NOT insert the
thermometer inside the unit
while it is PREHEATING. DO
NOT unplug the thermometer.
While unit is PREHEATING,
insert the thermometer into the
food. Follow steps of How to
insert the thermometer section
in this user guide.
8. Once PREHEATING cycle is
complete, screen displays ADD
FOOD.
Preset setting table
PROTEIN DONENESS INDICATOR TARGET TEMP
BEEF
RARE 46°C
MED-RARE 52°C
MED 56°C
MED-WELL 63°C
WELL 68°C
CHICKEN WELL 75°C
FISH WELL 65°C
VEGAN MEAT WELL 75°C
LAMB
RARE 46°C
MED-RARE 52°C
MED 56°C
MED-WELL 63°C
WELL 68°C
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1. Press MANUAL. All cooking
functions are illuminated except
DEHYDRATE.
2. TEMP and set of arrows on the
left are illuminated.
3. Screen displays SELECT.
4. Press any of the functions (AIR
FRY, BAKE, GRILL, ROAST,
REHEAT).
5. Optionally, adjust the TARGET
TEMP using the set of arrows
on the left. Press START/
CANCEL to begin. MANUAL
becomes steadily illuminated
while PRESET goes off.
PREHEAT and SKIP PREHEAT
illuminate (except for REHEAT
program).
6. Unit begins PREHEATING cycle
(except for REHEAT program).
Display shows PRE and dash
lines on the screen which
progresses until it reaches the
target temperature.
MANUAL
(applicable for all functions
except DEHYDRATE)
Note: DO NOT insert the
thermometer inside the unit
while it is PREHEATING. DO
NOT unplug the thermometer
While unit is PREHEATING,
insert the thermometer into the
food. Follow steps of How to
insert the thermometer section
in this user guide.
7. Optionally, cancel PREHEATING
cycle using SKIP PREHEAT
button (except for REHEAT
program).
8. Once PREHEATING cycle is
complete, screen displays ADD
FOOD.
9. Using the handle, open the air
fryer grill hood and place your
food in the accessory.
10. Close the hood to begin
cooking. Screen displays two
temperatures. TARGET TEMP
and CURRENT TEMP illuminate.
c. TARGET TEMP - is the target
internal temperature desired.
d. CURRENT TEMP - is the
actual internal temperature of
the food based on thermometer
reading.
11. The CURRENT TEMP counts up.
NOTE: If the thermometer is
inserted into a frozen food,
the CURRENT TEMP will
continuously display 0to
indicate that the thermometer
cannot read any temperature as
the internal part of the food is
still not heated.
Once the internal part of the
food is heated, thermometer
start to display the CURRENT
TEMP on the screen.
12. When the CURRENT TEMP
matches the TARGET TEMP,
unit beeps and screen displays
GET FOOD indicating that
cooking is done.
13. Open air fryer grill hood and
transfer the food using a tong.
Remove the thermometer from
the food.
WARNING: DO NOT touch
the thermometer while in use
or immediately after cooking.
The thermometer becomes
extremely hot during the
cooking process and retains
heat for some time after
cooking. Wear proper hand
protection and use a tong
to carefully remove it from
the food. Let it cool before
cleaning.
9. Using the handle, open the air
fryer grill hood and place your
food in the grill plate.
10. Close the hood to begin
cooking. Screen displays two
temperatures. TARGET TEMP
and CURRENT TEMP illuminate.
a. TARGET TEMP - is the target
temperature which is pre-
programmed based on each
Doneness Level selected.
b. CURRENT TEMP - is the
internal temperature of the
food based on the thermometer
reading.
11. The CURRENT TEMP counts
up and the Doneness Level
Indicator progresses.
Note: If the thermometer is
inserted into a frozen food,
the CURRENT TEMP will
continuously display 0to
indicate that the probe cannot
read any temperature as the
internal part of the food is still
not heated.
Once the internal part of the
food is heated, probe starts to
display the CURRENT TEMP on
the screen.
12. When the CURRENT TEMP
matches the TARGET TEMP,
unit beeps and screen displays
GET FOOD indicating that
cooking is done.
13. Open air fryer grill hood. REST
appears on the display. Transfer
the food to a plate using a
silicone-tipped tong. While
resting, the food will continue
to cook which may take about
3-5 minutes depending on
its size and type. This is an
important step as cutting down
the food immediately after
cooking may result to rarer
doneness.
WARNING: DO NOT touch
the thermometer while in use
or immediately after cooking.
The thermometer becomes
extremely hot during the
cooking process and retains
heat for some time after
cooking. Wear proper hand
protection and use a tong
to carefully remove it from
the food. Let it cool before
cleaning.
NOTE: The cooking
thermometer included DOES
NOT replace an external
food thermometer. ALWAYS
check your food to ensure
that it is cooked base on the
recommended temperatures.
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Cooking
Setting Default Adjustable
Range Minimum Maximum Increment AUTOMATIC
PREHEATING
Temperature 200°C150°C-240°C150°C240°C+/- 5°C
YES
Cooking
Time
00:10 (10
minutes) 00:01 - 01:00 1 minute 1 hour +/- 1 min
CAUTION!
• DO NOT touch hot surfaces and accessories during or immediately after
cooking. The cooking pot, air fryer basket and grill plate become extremely
hot during the cooking process. Avoid physical contact with hot parts.
ALWAYS wear proper hand protection when handling hot materials to
avoid burns and serious physical injury. Allow accessories to completely
cool before cleaning.
• ALWAYS be careful of hot steam when opening the air fryer grill hood
during and after cooking.
• DO NOT place oversized foods or metal utensils into the air fryer grill.
• DO NOT block the air vents.
• DO NOT leave this appliance unattended during use.
• NEVER use the air fryer grill without the cooking pot in place.
• ALWAYS use oven mitts or heat-resistant gloves, as well as tongs or other
utensils to flip, shake or when taking out your food. Be extremely careful as
the unit and the cooked foods are very hot.
1. Place the cooking pot into the air
fryer grill followed by the air fryer
basket then close hood.
2. Press AIR FRY function. Screen
displays default temperature 200°C
and time 00:10 minutes.
3. Adjust the temperature using the
sets of arrows on the left.
4. Adjust the time using the set of
arrows on the right.
Note:
Temperature and time adjustments
can be done during program
selection or at any point during the
cooking cycle.
5. Press START/CANCEL to begin.
Unit enters automatic PREHEATING
cycle. PREHEAT and SKIP PREHEAT
illuminate. Display shows PRE
and dash lines on the screen
AIR FRY
Ideal for making your favourite fried foods guilt-free.
which progress until preheating is
complete.
Note:
PREHEATING cycle can be skipped
using SKIP PREHEAT button.
6. Once PREHEATING cycle is
complete, screen displays ADD
FOOD.
7. Using the handle, open the air fryer
grill hood and place your food on
the air fryer basket.
8. Close the hood to begin cooking.
Screen displays countdown time.
9. When the cooking time is complete,
screen displays DONE.
Setting Default Adjustable
Range Minimum Maximum Increment AUTOMATIC
PREHEATING
Temperature 180°C150°C-240°C150°C240°C+/- 5°C
YES
Cooking
Time
00:14 (14
minutes) 00:01 - 01:00 1 minute 1 hour +/- 1 min
Setting Default Adjustable
Range Minimum Maximum Increment AUTOMATIC
PREHEATING
Temperature 205°C150°C-240°C150°C240°C+/- 5°C
YES
Cooking
Time
00:40 (40
minutes) 00:01 - 01:00 1 minute 1 hour +/- 1 min
Setting Default Adjustable
Range Minimum Maximum Increment AUTOMATIC
PREHEATING
Temperature 180°C150°C-240°C150°C240°C+/- 5°C
YES
Cooking
Time
00:14 (14
minutes) 00:01 - 01:00 1 minute 1 hour +/- 1 min
FRIES
CHICKEN
SAMOSA
USING AIR FRY PRESETS.
The AIR FRY function includes pre-programmed options for FRIES, CHICKEN
and SAMOSA.
1. Place the cooking pot into the
air fryer grill followed by the air
fryer basket then close hood.
2. Press AIR FRY function. Screen
displays default temperature
200°C and time 00:10 minutes.
PRESET also illuminates
3. Press PRESET. Screen
displays FRIES. Press PRESET
repeatedly to cycle through the
options.
4. Once the desired PRESET
option is selected, adjust the
temperature and time directly
using the left and right set of
arrows.
Note: Temperature and time
adjustments can be done
during program selection or at
any point during the cooking
cycle.
5. Press START/CANCEL to
begin. Unit enters automatic
PREHEATING cycle. PREHEAT
and SKIP PREHEAT illuminate.
Display shows PRE and dash
lines on the screen which
progresses until it reaches the
target temperature.
Note:PREHEATING cycle
can be skipped using SKIP
PREHEAT button.
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The FRIES and SAMOSA options have our breakthrough SmartTemp
Technology that automatically adjusts the temperature halfway through the
cooking program. Both programs have a preset temperature of 180°C for
the first half of the cooking time that automatically changes to 200°C for the
remaining half of the cooking time.
Our unique SmartTemp Technology cooks fries/samosa at a lower temperature
of 180°C for the first half of the cooking time which allows the food to be
cooked tenderly on the inside. For the second half of the cooking time, the
temperature automatically increases to 200°C which makes your fries/samosa
super crispy on the outside.
1. Place the cooking pot into the
air fryer grill then close hood.
2. Press BAKE function. Screen
displays default temperature
180°C and time 00:20 minutes.
3. Adjust the temperature using
the sets of arrows on the left.
4. Adjust the time using the set of
arrows on the right.
Note:Temperature and time
adjustments can be done
during program selection or at
any point during the cooking
cycle.
5. Press START/CANCEL to
begin. Unit enters automatic
PREHEATING cycle. PREHEAT
and SKIP PREHEAT illuminate.
Display shows PRE and dash
lines on the screen which
progresses until it reaches the
target temperature.
Note:PREHEATING cycle
can be skipped using SKIP
PREHEAT button.
6. Once PREHEATING cycle is
complete, screen displays ADD
FOOD.
7. Using the handle, open the air
fryer grill hood and place your
ingredients on the pot.
Note: If using a cake pan or
any oven-safe container when
baking, put it in the pot.
SmartTemp for Fries and Samosa
Setting Default Adjustable
Range Minimum Maximum Increment AUTOMATIC
PREHEATING
Temperature 180°C 120°C - 210°C 120°C 210°C +/- 5°C
YES
Cooking
Time
00:20
(20 minutes) 00:01 - 02:00 1 minute 2 hours
+/- 1 min:
under 1
hour
'+/- 5 mins:
above 1
hour
BAKE
Ideal for baking cakes, muffins, brownies, and pastries.
8. Close the hood to begin
cooking. Screen displays
countdown time.
9. When the cooking time is
completed, screen displays
DONE.
6. Once PREHEATING cycle is
complete, screen displays ADD
FOOD.
7. Using the handle, open the air
fryer grill hood and place your
food on the air fryer basket.
8. Close the hood to begin
cooking. Screen displays
countdown time.
9. Halfway through cooking,
the unit beeps and SHAKE is
displayed on the screen.
Note: For best results and
even frying, it is highly
recommended to shake or flip
contents.
10. To shake or flip food, open the
air fryer grill hood. The unit
automatically pauses cooking
time. Use oven-mitts or
silicone-tipped tongs to shake
the basket or flip food. After
shaking or flipping food, close
the air fryer grill hood. Unit
resumes with the remaining
cooking time.
11. When the cooking time is
complete, screen displays
DONE.
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1. Place the cooking pot into the
air fryer grill followed by the grill
plate then close hood.
2. Press GRILL function. Screen
displays default temperature HI
and time 00:10 minutes.
3. Adjust the temperature using
the sets of arrows on the left.
4. Adjust the time using the set of
arrows on the right.
Note:Temperature and time
adjustments can be done
during program selection or at
any point during the cooking
cycle.
5. Press START/CANCEL to
begin. Unit enters automatic
PREHEATING cycle. PREHEAT
and SKIP PREHEAT illuminate.
Display shows PRE and dash
lines on the screen which
progresses until it reaches the
target temperature.
1. Place the cooking pot into the
air fryer grill base followed by
the air fryer basket then close
hood.
2. Press ROAST function. Screen
displays default temperature
180 °C and time 00:20 minutes.
3. Adjust the temperature using
the sets of arrows on the left.
4. Adjust the time using the set of
arrows on the right.
Note:Temperature and time
adjustments can be done
during program selection or at
any point during the cooking
cycle.
5. Press START/CANCEL to
begin. Unit enters automatic
PREHEATING cycle. PREHEAT
and SKIP PREHEAT illuminate.
Display shows PRE and dash
lines on the screen which
progresses until it reaches the
target temperature.
Note: PREHEATING cycle
can be skipped using SKIP
PREHEAT button.
6. Once PREHEATING cycle is
complete, screen displays ADD
FOOD.
7. Using the handle, open the air
fryer grill hood and place your
food on the pot.
8. Close the hood to begin
cooking. Screen displays
countdown time.
9. When the cooking time is
complete, screen displays
DONE
Setting Default Adjustable
Range Minimum Maximum Increment AUTOMATIC
PREHEATING
Temperature 180 °C 120 °C - 220 °C 120 °C 220 °C +/- 5°C
YES
Cooking
Time
00:20
(20 minutes) 00:01 - 04:00 1 minute 4 hours
+/- 1 min:
under 1
hour
+/- 5 mins:
above 1
hour
Setting Default Adjustable
Range Minimum Maximum Increment AUTOMATIC
PREHEATING
Temperature 170 °C 130 °C - 210 °C 130 °C 210 °C +/- 5°C
NO
Cooking
Time
00:10
(10 minutes) 00:01 - 01:00 1 minute 1 hour +/- 1 min
ROAST
Ideal for roasting a variety of meats, poultry and vegetables.
REHEAT
Ideal for reheating leftovers (such as pizza) producing a crispy result.
Note:PREHEATING cycle
can be skipped using SKIP
PREHEAT button.
6. Once PREHEATING cycle is
complete, screen displays ADD
FOOD.
7. Using the handle, open the air
fryer grill hood and place your
food on the pot.
8. Close the hood to begin
cooking. Screen displays
countdown time.
9. When the cooking time is
complete, screen displays
DONE
1. Place the cooking pot into the
air fryer grill followed by the air
fryer basket.
2. Add food and close the air fryer
grill hood.
3. Press REHEAT function. Screen
displays default temperature
170 °C and time 00:10 minutes.
4. Adjust the temperature using
the sets of arrows on the left.
5. Adjust the time using the set of
arrows on the right.
Note:Temperature and time
adjustments can be done
during program selection or at
any point during the cooking
cycle.
6. Press START/CANCEL to begin.
Screen displays countdown
time.
7. When the cooking time is
complete, screen displays
DONE
Setting Default Adjustable
Range Minimum Maximum Increment AUTOMATIC
PREHEATING
Temperature HI LOW - MAX
(205 °C-265 °C)
LOW
(205 °C)
MAX
(265 °C) n/a
YES
Cooking
Time
00:10
(10 minutes) 00:01 - 00:30 1 minute 30
minutes +/- 1 min
GRILL
Ideal for indoor countertop grilling to create char-grilled flavours on food.
2524

Care & maintenance
Setting Default Adjustable
Range Minimum Maximum Increment AUTOMATIC
PREHEATING
Temperature 65 °C 40 °C - 90 °C 40 °C 90 °C +/- 5°C
NO
Cooking
Time
06:00
(6 hours) 01:00 - 12:00 1 hour 12 hours +/- 15 mins
DEHYDRATE
Ideal for dehydrating fruits, vegetables and meats for tasty and healthy snacks.
1. Place the cooking pot into the
air fryer grill followed by the air
fryer basket.
2. Add food and close the air fryer
grill hood.
3. Press DEHYDRATE function.
Screen displays default
temperature 65 °C and time
06:00 hours.
4. Adjust the temperature using
the sets of arrows on the left.
5. Adjust the time using the set of
arrows on the right.
Note: Temperature and time
adjustments can be done
during program selection or at
any point during the cooking
cycle.
6. Press START/CANCEL to begin.
Screen displays countdown
time.
7. When the cooking time is
complete, screen displays
DONE.
WARNING: To avoid electric shock or damage to your air fryer grill, ALWAYS
press the Power button to turn OFF and unplug the power cord from the power
supply outlet before cleaning. Make sure that all parts and accessories of your
air fryer grill have cooled down completely.
CAUTION:
• DO NOT immerse the power cord or your air fryer grill in water or any other
liquids.
• DO NOT use abrasive cleaners, steel wool, or scouring pads.
• DO NOT clean with metal scouring pads. Metal fragments can break off
the pad and touch electrical parts, creating a risk of electric shock.
• Dry all parts and accessories thoroughly after cleaning, before using, or
before storing your air fryer grill.
• Make sure that no water enters the probe jack in the control panel.
• Make sure that all parts and surfaces are completely dry before
connecting your air fryer grill to a power outlet. Wet parts can cause
electric shock.
• ALWAYS clean your air fryer grill thoroughly after every use.
• DO NOT store anything inside your air fryer grill other than the
accessories.
Parts and
Accessories Cleaning method and tips
Air Fryer Grill Base
• Wipe the outer part of the air grill with soft and barely damp cloth. Dry
with a towel thoroughly.
• DO NOT submerged in water or any other liquids.
• Clean the inner part of the air fryer grill with soft and barely damp cloth
including the heating coil to remove baked-on grease and food debris/
residue. Wipe it dry with a soft cloth.
WARNING! ALWAYS ensure that the heating coil is dry before using the air fryer grill.
Air Fryer Basket,
Grill Plate,
Cooking Pot
• Wash the air fryer basket, grill plate and cooking pot with warm, soapy water
and non-abrasive sponge. Ensure that baked-on grease and food debris/
residue are removed. Rinse well and dry thoroughly.
NOTE: These accessories are all dishwasher safe. We recommend rinsing
these accessories with warm water before putting them in the dishwasher.
• For stubborn grease and dried food debris/residue, soak the air fryer basket,
grill plate and cooking pot in warm or soapy water before cleaning. Use the
cleaning brush provided with the unit to clean food debris/residue.
• These accessories are designed to collapsed into each other for easier
storage. Ensure that all accessories are dry before storing or using them.
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NOTE: ALWAYS ensure that the cooking pot, air fryer basket and grill plate are dry before
inserting into the air fryer grill.
NOTE: If you encounter any issue which is not listed above, contact Customer
for assistance.
Issue Possible Cause Solution
Air Fryer Grill will
not turn on Unit is not plugged in. Plug in the unit and press POWER to turn
it on.
CLOSE LID
appears on the
display
The air fryer grill hood is open.
Close hood. Grip handle and carefully lower
down the hood until it touches the middle rim.
When cooking, closing the hood after it was
opened will resume cooking cycle.
PLUG IN appears
on the display
The thermometer is removed
while in use.
Plug in the thermometer in the probe jack
(hole) located at the right side of the control
panel.
ERR PRBE appears
on the display
The unit has stopped working
before reaching the food's
internal temperature.
Unplug unit and allow to cool before using
again.
As a safety feature, the unit can only run
for certain amount of time at specific
temperatures.
Food is
overcooked or
undercooked
when using the
thermometer
Smart thermometer is not
properly inserted to the protein.
Always ensure that the thermometer is
inserted properly to the protein. See How
to insert thermometer section of this User
Guide.
White smoke is
coming out from
the unit
Excess oil and naturally high fat
foods may produce white smoke
while cooking.
This is normal. However, it is recommended to
empty oils or fats accumulated in the cooking
pot between batches of cooking to avoid
excess smoke.
The accessories have not been
cleaned from previous use.
Follow care and maintenance instruction to
clean accessories and remove dried food
debris or grease after every use.
Using oil with low smoke point
such as olive oil may produce
excess smoke.
Use oil with high smoke point like avocado oil.
The splatter shield is not
installed and excess oil or fats
splashes directly to the heating
coil.
Always ensure that splatter shield is installed
and clean from any fats, oils or food debris.
Black smoke is
coming out from
the unit
Food is burning.
"Immediately turn off the unit and unplug.
Wait for smoke to stop before opening the air
fryer grill hood. Contact customer service for
assistance.
WARNING: DO NOT attempt to use the
unit."
There is a circuit problem.
Display shows
error code
E1 - Top sensor short circuit. WARNING:
Stop using the unit when these error codes
appear.
Disconnect from power supply and contact
customer service immediately.
E2 - Top sensor open circuit.
E3 - Bottom sensor short circuit.
E4 - Bottom sensor open circuit.
E5 - Probe sensor short circuit.
Troubleshooting
Splatter shield
• ALWAYS clean the splatter shield after every use to remove baked-on
grease and food debris/residue.
• For stubborn grease, stains and dried food residue, soak the splatter shield
in warm, soapy water for some time then use the cleaning brush to remove
grease and food residue. Rinse and dry thoroughly.
• For deep cleaning, place the splatter shield in a pot of boiling water for 10
minutes then carefully remove it. Rinse with water at room temperature.
• Ensure the splatter shield is completely dry before putting it back on the
unit.
• The splatter shield must A LWAYS be installed before using the unit.
Food
Thermometer
• Clean the stainless steel and silicone part of the thermometer with warm,
soapy water after every use to remove food stains and grease. Rinse and dry
thoroughly before storing
• DO NOT wet and DO NOT immerse the thermometer cord in water or any
other liquids. Use a soft, dry cloth and wipe clean after every use.
• ALWAYS inspect for any damage before using.
• ALWAYS store the probe in a safe place or inside the unit after cleaning.
Plug Cord • Wipe clean with a dry cloth. DO NOT immerse in water or any liquids.
2928

LIMITED WARRANTY
FOR NUTRICOOK
Nutricook’s limited warranty
obligations are confined to the
terms set forth below:
Nutricook warrants this product
against defects in materials and
workmanship for a period of two
years from the date of original retail
purchase. This limited warranty is
valid only in the country in which the
product is purchased and comes
with the product at no extra charge,
however shipping and processing
fees will be incurred for returns,
replacements and or refunds.
OBTAINING WARRANTY SERVICE
For limited warranty service, simply
visit www.nutricookworld.com for
Customer Service details of your
respective territory or contact our
customer service department at
support@nutricookworld.com
and we will be glad to help you.
When you contact our customer
service department you will be
asked for your name, address,
telephone number and to provide
proof of the original purchase
(receipt) containing a description
of the product(s), purchase date,
and the appropriate Nutricook
bar code(s). Before you send your
product for limited warranty service
please make sure to keep a copy
of all relevant documents for your
files (receipt, etc.). It is always
recommended to purchase product
insurance and tracking services
when sending your product for
service. Remember, shipping and
processing fees will be incurred and
are not covered by the two-year
limited warranty.
EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS
This Nutricook Two-Year Limited
Warranty applies only to Nutricook
products distributed by or for
Nutricook that can be identified
by the “Nutricook” trademark,
trade name, logo and bar code.
Nutricook’s Two-Year Limited
Warranty does not apply to any
other products that may appear
to be authentic, but were not
distributed/sold by Nutricook.
Normal wear and tear is not covered
by this limited warranty.
This limited warranty applies to
consumer use only, and is void when
the product is used in a commercial
or institutional setting.
This limited warranty extends
only to the original consumer
purchaser and is not transferable. In
addition, proof of purchase must be
demonstrated.
Repair or replacement of the
product (or, if repair or replacement
is not feasible, a refund of the
purchase price) is the exclusive
remedy of the consumer under this
limited warranty. Nutricook shall
not be liable for any incidental or
consequential damages for breach
of this limited warranty or any
implied warranty on this product.
This limited warranty does not apply:
(a) to damage caused by accident,
abuse, misuse, or misapplication;
(b) to damage caused by
improper maintenance (including
unauthorized parts service); (c) to
a product or a part that has been
modified in any way; (d) if any
Nutricook bar code or trademark
has been removed or defaced; and
or (e) if the product has been used
with an adapter/converter.
THIS LIMITED WARRANTY AND
THE REMEDIES SET FORTH ABOVE
ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU
OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES,
REMEDIES AND CONDITIONS,
WHETHER ORAL OR WRITTEN,
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. NUTRICOOK
SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ANY
AND ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES,
INCLUDING, WITHOUT
LIMITATION, WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. IF
NUTRICOOK CANNOT LAWFULLY
DISCLAIM IMPLIED WARRANTIES
UNDER THIS LIMITED WARRANTY,
ALL SUCH WARRANTIES,
INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO
THE DURATION OF THIS LIMITED
WARRANTY. No Nutricook reseller,
agent, or employee is authorized
to make any modification to this
warranty.
NUTRICOOK IS NOT RESPONSIBLE
FOR DIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL
OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES
RESULTING FROM ANY BREACH OF
WARRANTY OR CONDITION, OR
UNDER ANY OTHER LEGAL THEORY,
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED
TO LOST PROFITS, DOWNTIME,
GOODWILL, DAMAGE TO OR
REPLACEMENT OF EQUIPMENT
AND PROPERTY. NUTRICOOK
SPECIFICALLY DOES NOT
REPRESENT THAT IT WILL BE ABLE
TO REPAIR ANY PRODUCT UNDER
THIS LIMITED WARRANTY.
Warranty
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Notes Notes
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SMART AIR FRYER GRILL XL
Model No. AFG960
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