Questions about Stöckli Dörrex

Hallo, gem. Herstellerseite ( https://www.stockliproducts.com/frmNavBor/Frmindex.asp?shidip=779260382201911557&setlang=D&action=start&frmname=main ) ist es frei von Bisphenol A (BPA)

Power consumption is 540 W, whatever the chosen temperature, even at 40 degrees. The appliance has a power rating of 540 W.

The Stöckli Dörrex 0076.71M dehydrator is supplied with three dehydrator racks as standard.

3 drying racks are included.

I always put the grilles in warm water with a little washing-up liquid to soak and remove any residue with a cloth/sponge/brush. It's worked like a charm for years.

Yes, if I'm not mistaken, but only up to 55 degrees. In any case, mine are still alive after years.

Hello Ametzeler. I bought the Dörrex here a few years ago. It came with the instructions that you can download above. The recipe book was not enclosed, but can be ordered free of charge using the order form (enclosed) or directly on the Stöckli homepage and downloaded free of charge. https://stockli.shop/downloads/.

Three grids are included.

"If you want to dry frozen fruit, you should defrost it first. You can also thaw the frozen fruit in the dehydrator, but then you have to make sure that the thawed water can run off or is collected. Experience shows that this only works with shock-frozen berries and fruits (e.g. those from the shop), as the cell walls are (hardly) destroyed and not all the juice runs out when thawing.

I have just clarified this internally - unfortunately our supplier of the Stöckli Dörrex cannot find the desired accessories :( I hope you will find a way to dehumidify the filament coils 😺

I do this regularly. Soak the meat 24 in the spice. Turn regularly. Then dry at a rather low temperature for 12 to 36 hours, depending on the meat.

I have never removed this. Switch off the Dehydrex, turn it over and shake out what comes out. I've had mine for a few years and things fall out every now and then. Three months ago, the heating system broke. I ordered a new one from Stöckli and rebuilt it myself. I had to open the appliance and there was practically no dirt or debris in it.

Yes

Yes this product has metal grids and a timer. The metal grids are made of transparent plastic on the outside.

The grids are made of stainless steel. When drying the fruit, however, the effect is that the apple rings stick to them, depending on the fruit.

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The expensive Dörrex has metal grids. This only became apparent in the operating instructions.

The border of the grids supplied is made of plastic, the actual grid is made of metal.

Yes, this model has metal grilles. Bought exactly this one last autumn

I used to have metal grids. They were good too. And for about 10 years I've been using plastic. Personally, I think plastic grids are better because they are easier to clean. Dishwasher is no problem. But I think that everyone has to answer the question of whether metal or plastic is better for themselves. Personally, I would only buy plastic grids.

I chose metal because it seemed more stable. But I never put the grids in the dishwasher. For very juicy products, I ordered silicone inserts directly from Stöckli, which fit directly onto the grids. This was a great help, because otherwise they would have got stuck in the grids. I can't say whether this is different with plastic. Metal just seemed more stable to me.

No, plastic.

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I would ask Stöckli directly, they have an excellent and customer-friendly service.

I have never dried pasta, but I can imagine it very well if the pasta is dry enough that it doesn't stick to the grids. For example, I dry nuts and seeds soaked overnight.