DeLonghi D44528DZ Deep Fryer

Model: D44528DZ

Also known as: Friteuse, Freidora

Website: www.delonghi.com

Important Safeguards

Warnings

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

THIS PRODUCT IS INTENDED FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY

Technical Data

Absorbed power: 1800 W

Bowl capacity: 152 oz (4.5 L)

For further information, see the rating plate on the appliance.

Deep Fryer with Magnetic Connector

First, connect the magnetic connector to the appliance as shown in figure 8, ensuring the protruding part of the connector (X) is correctly inserted into the corresponding outlet on the appliance. Then, plug the cord into the outlet.

Warning: Never leave the appliance plugged into the outlet if the magnetic connector is not fitted to the deep fryer (figure 9). If the magnetic connector does not remain in place, check that it has been inserted correctly (see figure 8). If the problem persists, contact an authorized service center. When the appliance is in operation, always leave free space around the magnetic connector to prevent it from becoming detached. Use only type MC-316 cords provided by a De'Longhi authorized service center.

Important Safeguard

CAUTION: A deep fryer falling from a high place may cause serious burns. Never leave the cord hanging from the edge of the surface the deep fryer is resting on where it could be grasped by a child or get in the way of the user. DO NOT USE EXTENSION CORDS.

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

Description of the Appliance

The DeLonghi D44528DZ Deep Fryer consists of the following parts:

Label Part Name
ADisplay
B"-/+" buttons to increase/decrease time and temperature
CMODE button to select time/temperature modes
DSTART/STOP button
ERed POWER on light
FGreen "at temperature" READY light
GLF button to melt the lard + counter reset
HSafety micro-switch
IBasket with folding handle
JMaximum food quantity indicator
KRemovable bowl
LOil MIN-MAX levels
MBasket support
NSlot for fitting the control unit
OHandles
PCasing
QOil drain tap (if fitted)
ROil drain tap cover (if fitted)
SCover with handle
TFilter (if present)
UViewing window (if present)
VElectrical heating element
WThermal safety device reset
ZFilter oil

Diagram Description: The appliance features a main casing (P) housing a removable bowl (K). The basket (I) with a folding handle attaches to a support (M). The control unit connects to a slot (N) and includes a display (A), buttons (B, C, D, G), and indicator lights (E, F). Other components include a viewing window (U), cover with handle (S), and an optional oil drain tap (Q) with cover (R). A thermal safety device reset button (W) is also present.

Thermal Safety Device

The appliance is equipped with a thermal safety device that stops heating if the appliance is used incorrectly or operates irregularly. Once cooled, press the reset button (W) marked RESET (see Fig. 1) using a toothpick or similar. If the appliance does not restart, contact an authorized service center.

Operating Instructions

Filling with Oil or Fat

Preheating

Programming the Deep Fryer

Starting Frying

End of Frying

Special Functions

"Oil Counter" Function

This function monitors the length of time the oil has been used and automatically indicates when it should be replaced. After approximately 5 hours of operation, "OIL" is displayed, and the appliance emits a beep. This message is displayed intermittently at three-minute intervals. Replace the oil and reset the device by holding the "counter reset" button (G) down for at least 3 seconds. When reset, the appliance emits a beep and is ready for the new oil countdown.

N.B.:

Lard Function

This function is useful when you want to use lard instead of oil.

N.B.: Use of the "lard function" automatically resets the oil counter.

How Long the Oil or Fat Lasts

The level of oil or fat must never fall below the minimum. It must be changed periodically. The life of the oil or fat depends on the foods being fried; for example, food coated in breadcrumbs dirties the oil more than simple frying. As with any deep fryer, the oil or fat deteriorates after being heated multiple times. Therefore, even if used correctly, it should be completely changed on a regular basis.

Frying Guides

Frying Non-Frozen Food

Never overfill the basket, as this may cause a sudden drop in the oil temperature, leading to greasier and less uniform frying. Ensure food is sliced into thin, even pieces. If slices are too thick, the food may not cook well inside despite its appearance, while even slices will cook perfectly at the same time. Carefully dry the food before immersing it in oil or fat to avoid oil spray and to ensure crispier results. Foods with high water content (fish, meat, vegetables) should be crumbed before frying, with excess flour or breadcrumbs removed before immersion. When cooking food in batter, immerse the basket empty first. Then, when the set temperature is reached, immerse the food directly in the hot oil to prevent the batter from sticking to the basket.

The following table provides approximate cooking times and temperatures, which must be adjusted according to food quantity and personal taste.

Food Max. quantity Temperature Cooking time (min)
gr lb °C °F
Fresh potato chipsHalf portion8001.81743479-12
Whole portion1300317434713-17
FishSardines6001.314028410-12
Shrimp6001.31402848-10
Sole5001.11402846-8
MeatPork cutlets5001.11633298-9
Chicken cutlets5001.11633298-10
Meatballs7001.51633298-10
VegetablesArtichokes4000.915230215-17
Cauliflower6001.315230210-11
Mushrooms5001.11523028-10
Eggplant2000.41523029-11
Zucchini5001.115230213-15

Frying Frozen Food

Frozen foods are stored at very low temperatures, which significantly lowers the temperature of the cooking liquid. For optimal results, do not overfill the basket. Frozen foods may be covered with ice; remove this ice before cooking. Immerse the basket in the oil very slowly to prevent the oil from boiling over. Cooking times are approximate and must be adjusted according to the initial temperature of the food and the temperatures indicated on the food packaging.

Food Max. quantity Temperature Cooking time (min)
gr lb °C °F
Precooked frozen fries6001.31803569-11
Potato croquettes6001.31803569-11
Fish fillets5001.11803567-8
Chicken cutlets (3)3000.61803565-6

Models Fitted with Oil Drain Tap

CAUTION: To avoid the risk of burns, do not drain the oil or fat while hot.

Proceed as follows:

  1. Remove the basket.
  2. Open the cover (R).
  3. Open the tap (Q) by turning it anticlockwise.
  4. Run the liquid into a container (see figure below), ensuring it does not overflow.
  5. Remove any deposits from the bowl using a sponge or tissue paper.
  6. Close the tap by turning it clockwise.
  7. Close the cover (R). It is good practice to separate the oil or fat used for frying fish from that used for frying other food.
  8. If lard or fat is used, ensure it does not cool down too much, otherwise it will solidify.

N.B.: The bowl is fitted with a removable filter (Z) which retains coarse frying residues. After emptying the oil from the bowl completely, remove the filter by pulling as shown in figure 7. Wash with washing-up liquid then replace in the appliance.

Cleaning

Before cleaning, ensure the appliance is unplugged from the mains. Never immerse the deep fryer in water or place it under running tap water (see fig. 4). If water leaks into the control unit, it could cause electric shock. Check that the oil has cooled down, then remove the control unit and drain the oil. Remove residues from the removable bowl using a sponge or absorbent paper. Apart from the control unit, power cable, and heating element, all other parts are dishwasher safe (see fig. 5). Never use abrasive pads, as they would damage the deep fryer. After cleaning, carefully dry all parts to prevent splashes of hot oil during operation.

Troubleshooting

Problem Cause How to Solve
Power cord does not stay on the product Wrong side Try to rotate the plug as shown in fig. 8.
Plug not inserted Insert the plug as shown on fig. 8.
Product does not turn on The control panel is not inserted well Fully insert the control panel.
Product works without oil or has been covered Press the button ‘RESET’ as shown at fig. 1.
Product does not start the frying process Time did not set up Set up the timer as mentioned on page 7.
Models: D44528DZ, Deep Fryer

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