King Kooker Jet and Combination Burners - Manual (Page 13)

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sectIon II
use And cAre
Throughout this manual the words appliance, cooker, fryer/boiler, burner and stove will be used
interchangeably to refer to the King Kooker ® Outdoor Cooker.
reAd And understAnd beFore usIng thIs ApplIAnce
FAIlure to Follow these InstructIons And wArnIngs could result In FIre,
explosIon, burn hAzArd or cArbon monoxIde poIsonIng whIch could cAuse
property dAmAge, personAl Injury or deAth.
thermometer InstructIons And sAFety precAutIons For
deep FryIng wIth outdoor cooKers
1. Always use a deep fry thermometer when using this appliance as a fryer/boiler.
a. Before each use of the appliance make sure that the thermometer is properly calibrated by
placing the tip in a pot of boiling water. The thermometer should register within +/-20 ° of
212 ° F or +/-10 ° of 100 ° C. If the thermometer is miscalibrated, contact Metal Fusion, Inc. to
obtain a replacement before using the appliance.
b. Hang the thermometer on the inside of the pot with the probe immersed in the cooking liquid.
Never place a lid over a pot when monitoring the temperature of oil.
c. Once the fire has been lit monitor the temperature on the thermometer at all times. Water
boils at 212 ° F(100 ° C). The temperature of hot oil should never be allowed to exceed
350 ° F(177 ° C).
ImportAnt: Oil can ignite at high temperatures. Most King Kooker® thermometers have a Red Zone above
350 ° F(177 ° C) to signify Danger. Never allow the temperature to exceed 350 ° F(177 ° C). If the temperature
goes above 350 ° F(177 ° C) immediately turn the burner and gas supply OFF and wait for the temperature to
decrease to below 350 ° F(177 ° C) before relighting according to instructions in the manual. If at any point during
the cooking process the oil begins to smoke, immediately turn the burner and gas supply OFF regardless
of the reading on the thermometer. Allow time for the oil to cool, then contact Metal Fusion, Inc. for further
instructions.
d. When the cooking is complete and the cooker has been turned off, allow the temperature
of the oil to fall below 100 ° F(38 ° C) before moving the pot, cooking oil, or cooker.
e. Please call Metal Fusion, Inc. at (800) 783-3885 with any questions concerning the use or
operation of the thermometer.
2. Never cover the pot when cooking with oil.
3. Always thaw and dry food completely before placing it into hot oil. Frozen or wet food may cause oil or grease
to overflow.
4. Never put an empty pot over an open flame.
5. In the event of rain, snow, hail, sleet or other forms of precipitation while cooking with oil/grease, cover the
cooking vessel immediately and turn off the appliance burners and gas supply. Do not attempt to move the
appliance or cooking vessel.
6. When cooking with oil or grease, fire extinguishing materials shall be readily accessible. In the event of an oil
or grease fire do NOT attempt to extinguish with water. Immediately call your Fire Department. A Type BC or
Type ABC fire extinguisher may, in some circumstances, contain the fire.
7. This appliance is not for frying turkeys.
determInIng proper FIll leVels For cooKIng Vessels
Never overfill the cooking vessel with oil, grease or water. Never fill a pot beyond the maximum fill line. If the pot
being used does not have a maximum fill line, follow these instructions to determine the amount of cooking liquid
to be used:
a. Place the food product in or on the holder.
b. Place the food product and holder into the empty vessel.
c. Fill the vessel with water just until the food product is completely submerged. There must be a
minimum of 3 inches (7.5 cm) between the water level and top of the vessel.
d. Remove the food product from the vessel and either mark the water level on the side of
the vessel or measure the amount of water in the vessel.
e. Remove the water and completely dry the vessel and the food product.
f. This is the amount of cooking liquid the vessel is to be filled with to cook the food product.