Smith & Noble IA4123 User manual

6L Digital Air Fryer
Instruction Manual
Model: IA4123

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Contents
Important Safeguards 03
Features of Your Air Fryer 05
Getting to Know Your Air Fryer 07
Before using the Air Fryer 10
Using your Air Fryer 12
Cooking Guide 14
Care and Cleaning 16
Recipes 17
One Year Warranty Statement 28

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Important Safeguards
When using electrical appliances, in
order to reduce the risk of re, electric
shock and/or injury, these basic safety
precautions should always be followed:
For Your Safety
Read all instructions carefully, even if
you are familiar with the appliance.
• Before turning on the Air Fryer
ensure the electrical voltage and
frequency of the circuit corresponds
to those indicated on the rating
label of the product.
• To protect against re and electric
shock, do not immerse this
appliance, cord set or plug in water
or any other liquid.
• Do not use an extension cord unless
completely necessary with the Air
Fryer. If an extension cord is used
please ensure that it has a rating
equal or exceeding the rating of this
product.
• Do not pull or carry by cord, use
cord as a handle, close a door on
the cord, or pull cord around sharp
edges or corners. Keep cord away
from heated surfaces.
• Do not bend or damage the power
cord.
• Never force the plug into an outlet.
• Always unplug the Air Fryer when
not in use. To disconnect from the
power supply, grip the plug and pull
from the power outlet. Never pull by
the cord. The plug must be
removed from the power outlet
before cleaning, servicing,
maintenance or moving the Air
Fryer.
• Do not move or lift the Air Fryer
while the power cord is still
connected to the power outlet or
still on. Always ensure it is switched
off and has cooled down before
moving.
• Do not use the Air Fryer if the plug,
cord or the Air Fryer itself is
damaged. Please contact our After
Sales Support Line for further advice.
• Unless your home is already tted
with a residual current device
(safety switch), we recommend
installing an RCD with a rated
residual operating current not
exceeding 30mA to provide
additional safety protection when
using electrical appliances. See
your electrician for professional
advice.
• The Air Fryer is intended for indoor
household use only and not for
commercial purposes.
• Do not use the Air Fryer for reasons
other than its intended use.
• The Air Fryer is not a toy. Supervise
children to ensure they do not play
with this product.
• The Air Fryer is not intended for use
by persons (including children) with
reduced physical, sensory or mental
capabilities or lack of experience or
knowledge unless they have been
given supervision or instruction
concerning use of the product by a
person responsible for their safety.
• Do not leave the Air Fryer
unattended when plugged in.
Always switch off and unplug when
you are not using the Air Fryer.
• Do not operate or place any part of
the Air Fryer on or near any hot
surfaces (such as a gas or electric
burner, or a heated oven).
• Do not cover the appliance whilst in
use. If covered there may be a risk
of re.

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• This unit has no user-serviceable
parts contained within. Do not
attempt to repair, disassemble or
modify the Air Fryer. This will void the
warranty.
• Improper installation may result in
the risk of re, electric shock or injury
to person.
• The manufacturer is not responsible
for any eventual damage caused
by improper or faulty use.
• The use of attachments not sold or
recommended by the
manufacturer may cause re or
electric shock or injury.
• The Air Fryer is not intended to be
operated by means of an external
timer or any type of separate
remote control system.
• Do not place the Air Fryer against a
wall or against other appliances.
Leave at least 10cm of free space
around the appliance.
• Always operate the Air Fryer on a
dry, level surface. Operating on
sinks or uneven surfaces should be
avoided.
• Do not clean with metal scouring
pads. Pieces may break off or shift
and come in contact with the
electrical parts, creating a risk of
electrical shock.
• Always put the ingredients to be
cooked into the supplied frying pan.
Do not allow food to come into
contact with the heating elements.
• Do not touch the inside of the Air
Fryer while in operation.
• During hot air frying, hot steam is
released through the air outlet.
Keep your hands and face at a safe
distance from the steam and from
the air outlet. Also be careful of hot
steam and hot air when removing
the pan from the appliance.
• Do not place the Air Fryer on or
near combustible materials such as
curtains and tablecloth.
• Do not place anything on top of the
Air Fryer.
• The pan and frying basket
attachment will become very hot
whilst in use, always use oven mitts
when handling the pan and frying
basket attachment.
• Allow for the Air Fryer to cool down
for approximately 30 minutes before
cleaning.
WARNING:
• Do not touch hot surfaces. The
temperature of the outer surface
can get very hot while
the Air Fryer is in
operation. Always use
oven mitts when
handling hot materials
and allow metal parts
to cool before cleaning.
• Allow the unit to cool completely
before cleaning. Never remove the
frying basket attachment from the
pan until it has cooled down
completely.
• If the power cord is damaged, the
power cord must be replaced by
the manufacturer, its service agent
or similarly qualied persons in order
to avoid a hazard.
• This product has not been designed
for any uses other than those
specied in this booklet.
Save These Instructions
Important Safeguards (cont.)

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1. Air Inlet
2. LED Display Control Panel
3. Main Body
4. Power Button
5. Frying Basket Handle
6. Basket Release Button Cover
7. Basket Release Button
8. Frying Basket
9. Frying Pan
10. Power Cord (Not Pictured)
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Features of Your Air Fryer
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Preset Functions
11. Preheat
12. French Fries
13. Bread
14. Drumstick
15. Meat
16. Cake
17. Fish
18. Prawns
Control panel
19. Heating Icon
20. Time Increase/Decrease Button
21. Fan Icon
22. Time/Temperature Display
23. Temperature Increase/ Decrease
Button
24. Menu Function Button
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Features of Your Air Fryer (cont.)
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Power On
Place the Air Fryer on a at, stable and
heat resistant surface. Plug the power
cord into a power outlet and turn on.
Once on, a beep will sound, and the
LED display will light up. The display
panel will default to stand-by mode
after a couple of seconds, with only the
button illuminated. To unlock the
display panel, press the button.
Stand-by Mode
When the Air Fryer is in stand-by mode,
only the button will be illuminated on
the LED display. To unlock the LED display
panel for product operation, press the
button once. To reactivate stand-by
mode, press the button twice. When
you have nished using the Air Fryer and
the time has elapsed, the Air Fryer will
automatically go into stand-by mode.
Then turn the Air Fryer off at the power
outlet.
NOTE: The Air Fryer will default to stand-by
mode when powered on if it is returned
to stand-by mode before powering off at
the power outlet. The appliance should
always be returned to standby mode
before turning it off at the power outlet.
Menu Selection/Temperature
and Time Adjustments
When the Air Fryer is in stand-by mode,
touch the button and the LED display
will illuminate to show you the default
preset function, temperature (180°C)
and time (15 min). You can adjust to
your desired temperature and time by
following the instructions below.
Menu Selection
Press the menu selection button Mto
scroll through the 8 preset functions in the
same order as listed in the table on page
8. When the auto presets are selected,
the display panel will show the preset
function symbol and the default
temperature and time settings of each
function. You can adjust the time and
temperature of each function at any
point (see below for more information).
Temperature Adjustment
Press the “+” or “-” button in line with the
symbol to adjust the temperature in
increments of 10°C (minimum of 50°C up
to a maximum of 200°C). When the
desired temperature has been reached,
the temperature display will continue to
ash. Once the ashing has stopped, the
temperature has been selected.
NOTE: You can manually adjust
the temperature after cooking has
commenced.
Time Adjustment
Press the “+” or “-” button in line with
the symbol to adjust the time in
increments of 1 minute (minimum of 1
minute up to a maximum of 60
minutes). When the desired time has
been reached, the time display will
continue to ash. Once the ashing has
stopped, the time has been selected.
After your desired temperature and
timing is set, touch the button. The Air
Fryer will then commence cooking.
NOTE: You can manually adjust the time
after cooking has commenced.
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NOTE: Hold the “+” or “-” button for 3
seconds to adjust the time in increments
of 10 minutes.
Manual Cooking
When you wish to cook manually, adjust
the time and temperature according to
instructions on page 7. Once you have
chosen your desired time and
temperature settings, press the
button to commence cooking.
Preset Selection
For extra convenience, the Air Fryer
features 8 auto presets to make using
the Air Fryer even simpler! To select your
desired preset function, press the M
button. The icon will icker to indicate
that it has been selected. Once the
preset is selected, the LED display panel
will display the default temperature and
time settings. You can adjust the time
and temperature of each preset at any
point, even when the cooking cycle has
started (see page 7 for instructions).
Each function key has its own default
temperature and time values, details
please refer to the table across.
Preset Timing
(min)
Temp
(ºC)
Preheat 3 180
French Fries 18 200
Bread 12 200
Chicken Pieces 20 200
Meat 12 180
Cake 25 160
Prawns 8 180
Fish 10 180
After the preset has been selected,
press the button to commence
cooking. If you wish to pause the
cooking process at any time during the
selected preset, press the button and
the Air Fryer will go into standby mode.
To restart the cooking process press the
to deactivate standby mode. Select
your desired preset and then press the
button again to commence cooking.
When the Air Fryer has elapsed the
selected cooking time, it will stop
cooking automatically. The Air Fryer will
beep repeatedly until it returns to
stand-by mode.
WARNING: Do not put anything on top
of the appliance. This disrupts the airow
and affects the air frying result
Getting to Know Your Air Fryer (cont.)

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NOTE: When removing the frying basket
and pan from the Air Fryer, the cooking
time will pause and the preset will be
saved. When you return the frying
basket and pan into the Air Fryer, the
preset will resume.
Preheat Preset
You can use the preset function
before selecting a cooking preset, to
warm up the Air Fryer rst. This can be
used to assist cooking larger quantities
of food and will shorten the overall
cooking time.
NOTE: If the preset function is not
utilised before cooking, you may wish
to manually add 3 minutes to the preset
cooking time.
CAUTION: Never add oil directly into the
frying basket. Mix the oil in a bowl with
desired food prior to placing into the
frying basket.
Getting to Know Your Air Fryer (cont.)

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Congratulations on the purchase of
your new Air Fryer.
Before using your new Air Fryer for the
rst time, it is extremely important that
you read and follow the instructions in
this instruction manual, even if you feel
that you are familiar with this type of
appliance.
In particular, please pay close attention
to the section entitled IMPORTANT
SAFEGUARDS. Find a safe and
convenient place to keep this booklet
for future reference.
This appliance has been designed to
operate from a standard domestic
power outlet. It is not intended for
industrial or commercial use.
Unpack Your Air Fryer
1. Unpack the product and keep all
packaging materials until you have
made sure your new Air Fryer is
undamaged and in good working
order. Plastic wrapping can be a
suffocation hazard for babies and
young children so ensure all
packaging materials are out of their
reach.
2. Place the Air Fryer on a at, stable
and heat resistant surface.
3. Remove the twist-tie which is
securing the electrical cord. Uncoil
the cord and straighten it to remove
any kinks. Do not use the product if
these parts are damaged. In case
of damage, phone the After Sales
Support Line.
4. Remove the frying pan from the Air
Fryer by pulling the handle and
sliding it out of the unit.
5. Ensure you have removed any
contents that may have been
packed inside the Air Fryer before
turning the unit on, or putting food
into the frying basket.
6. To release the frying basket from the
pan, make sure the pan is placed
on a at and heat resistant surface.
Slide the basket release button
cover and press the basket release
button, then lift the frying basket out
of the pan. Wash the frying basket
and pan in warm soapy water and
dry thoroughly.
WARNING: Before pressing the basket
release button make sure you place
the pan on a heat resistant surface, the
pan will be very hot and as you press
the basket release button the pan will
automatically detach itself from the
frying basket.
7. Wipe the exterior housing and inner
surface of the Air Fryer with a damp
cloth and then dry thoroughly. Do not
immerse it in water or other liquids.
8. Place the frying basket attachment
back into the pan and slide the
frying pan back into the Air Fryer.
9. Plug the Air Fryer into a power outlet
and switch on.
10. Press the button, the LED display
will illuminate to show the default
temperature (180°C) and time (15
min). Press the button again to
start the Air Fryer. This will eliminate
any odours within the Air Fryer and
burn off any excess lubricants which
were used in the manufacturing
process.
Before using the Air Fryer

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11. Once the timer has elapsed, the Air
Fryer will stop automatically and will
beep intermittently until it returns to
stand-by mode.
12. Switch off and unplug the Air Fryer
from the power outlet and allow it
to cool down. Once cool, use a soft
damp cloth to wipe the inside of
the appliance. Do not use abrasive
cleaners or scouring pads.
CAUTION: Never add oil directly into the
frying basket. Mix the oil in a bowl with
desired food prior to placing into the
frying basket.
CAUTION: Do not place anything on top
of the Air Fryer.
WARNING: Never remove the frying
basket attachment from the pan until it
has cooled down completely.
NOTE: You may notice a slight odour
being emitted from the Air Fryer during
the initial use. This is normal and will
cease with continued use.
Before using the Air Fryer (cont.)

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1. Remove the frying basket and pan
from the Air Fryer by pulling the
handle carefully.
CAUTION: The Air Fryer will stop heating
after the pan is pulled out.
2. Place the food to be cooked into
the frying basket and insert the pan
with the frying basket into the Air
Fryer (see Fig. 1).
3. Ensure the Air Fryer is plugged into a
power outlet and switched on. The
LED display will illuminate to show
you the default temperature
(180°C) and time (15 min). Select
the desired preset function by
pressing the Mbutton and then
press the button to commence
cooking.
4. The heating icon and fan icon will
illuminate and the Air Fryer will begin
cooking. When the Air Fryer has
reached the desired temperature
the heating icon will disappear.
5. If you need to ip over or shake
food at any point of the cooking
process gently remove the frying
basket and pan and place on a
heat resistant surface to make any
adjustments. The Air Fryer is
equipped with a safety switch,
once the frying basket and pan is
removed from the Air Fryer the
heating function will cut out and the
display icons will disappear.
Cooking will resume automatically
once the frying basket and pan is
reinserted into the Air Fryer.
WARNING: Never use your hands to
touch or handle food as it will be very
hot. Please ensure you use kitchen
tongs or other suitable utensils.
6. The time display will decrease by 1
minute intervals until the timer
reaches 0. When the Air Fryer has
nished cooking it will beep to alert
you it has nished cooking. The
heating icon will disappear and the
fan icon will continue to spin until
the Air Fryer has cooled down.
When cooled down, the Air Fryer will
return to stand-by mode. The
cooking selections with NOT be
saved at this time.
7. To turn the Air Fryer off at any time
during the cooking process, press
the button once. The Air Fryer will
then return to stand-by mode. The
cooking selections with NOT be
saved at this time.
Using your Air Fryer
Fig. 1

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8. When removing the food from the
Air Fryer, use the handle to pull the
pan out of the appliance and then
place it on a heat resistant surface.
9. To remove the frying basket from
the pan, make sure the pan is
placed on a at and heat resistant
surface. Slide the safety button
cover backwards and press the
basket release button (see Fig. 2).
Pull the frying basket up and out of
the pan. Make sure you place the
frying basket on a heat resistant
surface.
Fig. 2
WARNING: Before pressing the basket
release button make sure you place
the pan on a heat resistant surface, the
pan will be very hot and as you press
the basket release button the pan will
automatically detach itself from the
frying basket.
Using the Air Fryer (cont.)

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The table below is to be used as a guide only, and the time and temperature
settings can vary depending on the amount of food being cooked.
Type Min - Max
(g)
Time
(min)
Temp
(ºC)
Additional Info
Frozen Chips 200-400 16-20 200 Shake
Homemade Chips 200-400 12-20 200 Add ½ tbsp oil in a
bowl and then mix
prior to placing in the
frying basket
Chicken Nuggets 100-400 10-15 200 Shake
Chicken Fillets 100-400 18-20 200 Turn over if required
Drumsticks 100-400 18-20 200 Turn over if required
Steak 100-400 10-15 180 Turn over if required
Pork Chops 100-400 10-15 180 Turn over if required
Hamburger Patties 100-400 7-14 180 Add ½ tbsp of oil
Frozen Fish Fingers 100-300 6 -12 200 Add ½ tbsp oil in a
bowl and then mix
prior to placing in the
frying basket
Mufns 4 pieces 25 160 Use baking tin
NOTE: If the preset function is not utilised before cooking, you may wish to
manually add 3 minutes to the preset cooking time (see page 8 for instructions).
NOTE: Depending on your food, it is recommended to either shake your food (for
smaller items such as chips, nuggets) or ip over for larger pieces of meat (steaks
or chops) halfway during cooking for best results. The Air Fryer is equipped with a
safety switch, once the frying basket and pan is removed from the Air Fryer the
heating function will cut out and the display icons will disappear. Cooking will resume
automatically once the frying basket and pan is reinserted into the Air Fryer.
Cooking Guide

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Cooking Guide (cont.)
Cooking Tips
• The higher volume of food being cooked, the longer the cooking time.
• Shaking smaller food products halfway through cooks food more evenly. If
you need shake food or turn over the food at any point of the cooking
process, pull the pan out of the Air Fryer using the handle, then shake or turn
the food over using tongs. Cooking will resume automatically once the
frying pan is reinserted into the Air Fryer.
• Add some oil to fresh potatoes for a crispier result. Please ensure you cook
your food in the Air Fryer within a few minutes of adding in the oil for best
results. Mix the oil in a bowl prior to placing into the frying basket. Never add
oil directly into the frying basket.
• Do not cook greasy or oily foods such as sausages in the Air Fryer.
• Snacks that can be cooked in an oven can also be cooked in the Air Fryer.
• For crispy, homemade chips or fries, the optimal amount of food to cook at
a time is 400g.
• When making homemade chips or fries, the best types of potatoes to use
are the starchy varieties (Kennebec, King Edward, Golden Delight or
Sebago).
• For best cooking results, it is advisable to minimise the time and frequency
that the pan is taken out whilst the Air Fryer is on. The temperature inside the
Air Fryer needs to remain consistent to ensure best cooking results.
• Cakes and pastries can be also cooked in the Air Fryer. Please follow your
own recipes and use a baking pan suitable for cooking in a conventional
oven.
WARNING: Never use your hands to touch or handle food as it will be very hot.
Please ensure you use kitchen tongs or other suitable utensils.
WARNING: Please be careful when using metal utensils with this product as the non-
stick coating can be scratched.

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1. Switch the Air Fryer OFF and ensure
you have unplugged it from the
power outlet. Ensure you allow for
the appliance to cool down
completely before cleaning.
NOTE: Remove the frying basket and
pan to allow the Air Fryer to cool down
more rapidly.
2. Wash the frying basket attachment
and pan in hot soapy water. Never
use abrasive or strong household
cleaners as they will damage the
non-stick coating. If there is a
build-up of food stains on the frying
basket or bottom of the pan release
the frying basket from the pan by
sliding the basket release button
cover and pressing the basket
release button, then lift the frying
basket out of the pan. Soak in hot
soapy water for 10 minutes, then
wipe down with a non-abrasive
cloth and rinse then dry thoroughly.
Repeat if required for extra stubborn
foods.
3. To clean the interior and exterior of
the Air Fryer, wipe over with a
non-abrasive damp cloth and dry
thoroughly.
4. Clean the heating elements with a
cleaning brush to remove any food
particles.
5. Make sure all parts are clean and
dry before placing them back
inside the Air Fryer.
CAUTION: Always unplug the Air Fryer
when cleaning or assembling.
WARNING: Do not use metal scouring
pads to clean the Air Fryer, pieces
may break off the pad and touch the
electrical parts of the Air Fryer, creating
risk of electric shock.
NOTE: Always ensure the Air Fryer is
switched off and unplugged when not
in use. The unit should have completely
cooled down before cleaning.
NOTE: Do not use harsh or abrasive
cleaners to clean the Air Fryer, as this
could cause damage the nish of the
appliance.
WARNING: Never immerse the Air Fryer,
cord or plug into water or any liquid
when cleaning.
Specication
Item Code: IA4123
NOTE: As a result of continual
improvements, the design and
specications of the product within may
differ slightly to the unit illustrated on the
packaging.
If you require an alternative format of
this instruction manual such as website,
DVD or by email please contact
[email protected] to obtain a
copy.
Care and Cleaning

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We have included a handful of recipes to help you get started with the Air Fryer.
We encourage you to experiment with your own recipes for new and exciting
meals or snack options.
French Fries 17
Sweet Potato Chips 18
Potato Slices 19
Potato Wedges 20
Spicy Fried Chicken Wings 21
Fried Dumplings 22
Fried Eggplant 23
Spicy Prawns 24
Lamb Cutlets 25
Chocolate Brownies 26
Recipes

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Recipes (cont.)
French Fries
Ingredients
• 400g potatoes (depending on size)
• 1 tbsp of olive oil
• Salt to taste
Method
1. Peel the potatoes and slice them length ways into 15mm thick pieces.
2. Soak the potato slices in water for approximately 20 minutes, then drain and
pat dry on a paper towel.
3. Mix the olive oil and salt in a bowl until evenly combined, then run the mixture
over the potatoes.
4. Place the potato slices into the frying basket, ensuring they are evenly spaced.
Insert the frying basket and pan into the Air Fryer.
5. Select the preset function, then press the button to commence cooking.
6. For more even cooking, remember to turn the fries halfway through.
NOTE: When making homemade chips or fries, the best types of potatoes to use
are the starchy varieties (Kennebec, King Edward, Golden Delight or Sebago).
Note: These images are for illustrative purposes only and the nished product may differ from the illustration.

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Recipes (cont.)
Sweet Potato Chips
Ingredients
• 400g sweet potatoes (depending on size)
• 1 tbsp of olive oil
• Salt and garlic salt to taste
Method
1. Peel the sweet potatoes and slice them length ways into 15mm thick pieces.
2. Soak the sweet potatoes in water for approximately 20 minutes, then drain and
pat dry on a paper towel.
3. Mix the olive oil, salt and garlic salt in a bowl until evenly combined, then rub
the mixture over the sweet potato slices.
4. Place the sweet potato slices into the frying basket as needed, ensuring they
are evenly spaced. Insert the frying basket and pan into the Air Fryer.
5. Select the preset function, then press the button to commence cooking.
6. For even cooking, remember to turn halfway through.
Note: These images are for illustrative purposes only and the nished product may differ from the illustration.

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Recipes (cont.)
Potato Slices
Ingredients
• 400g potatoes (depending on size)
• 1 minced garlic clove
• 1 tbsp of fresh thyme
• 1 tbsp of olive oil
Method
1. Peel potatoes and cut then into 5mm thick slices.
2. Soak potato slices in water for approximately 20 minutes, then drain and pat
dry on a paper towel.
3. Mix the garlic, thyme and olive oil in a bowl until evenly combined, then rub
the mixture over the potato slices.
4. Place the potato slices into the frying basket, ensuring they are evenly spaced.
Insert the frying basket and pan into the Air Fryer.
5. Select the preset function, then press the button to commence cooking.
6. For even cooking, remember to turn halfway through.
Note: These images are for illustrative purposes only and the nished product may differ from the illustration.