RAF manufactures a wide range of small kitchen appliances, featuring products like air fryers, stand mixers, food processors, and electric pressure cookers.
RAF is a consumer brand specializing in versatile small kitchen appliances designed for modern home cooking. The brand offers a comprehensive lineup of food preparation tools, including robust stand mixers, multi-functional food processors, meat grinders, and hand blenders. In addition to prep tools, RAF produces countertop cooking devices such as dial and digital air fryers, electric pressure cookers, and kettles.
Manufactured by Hangzhou Kitchen Idea Technology and other partners, RAF products are recognized by their model numbers, which typically begin with "R." (e.g., R.6618, R.5262). These appliances are distributed globally through major e-commerce marketplaces, providing affordable and functional solutions for tasks like kneading dough, chopping vegetables, and low-oil frying.
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Most RAF food processors have a built-in safety interlock mechanism. Ensure that the blending jar or bowl is locked firmly into place on the base and that the lid is correctly secured. The motor will not start if these components are not properly aligned.
For kneading heavy doughs like bread or pizza dough, it is recommended to use the lowest speed settings (usually 1-3) with the dough hook attachment to prevent overheating the motor or damaging the gears.
Many RAF air fryer baskets feature non-stick coatings that are easier to clean by hand with warm soapy water and a soft sponge. While some may be dishwasher safe, refer to your specific model's manual (e.g., R.5262) to confirm, as dishwasher detergents can degrade non-stick surfaces over time.
Depending on your recipe, you can use either the natural release method (letting the unit cool down until the float valve drops) or the quick release method (carefully moving the steam release valve to the venting position). Always keep hands and face away from the steam vent.