Philips HD9243 User Manual page 21

Problem
The Airfryer does
not switch on.
I see some peeling
off spots inside my
Airfryer.
White smoke
comes out of the
appliance.
The screen on the
Airfryer shows "E1".
Possible cause
The appliance is not
plugged in.
Several appliances are
connected to one outlet.
Some small spots can
appear inside the pan of
the Airfryer due to the
incidental touching or
scratching of the coating
(e.g. during cleaning with
harsh cleaning tools and/
or while inserting the
frying insert).
You are cooking fatty
ingredients.
The pan still contains
greasy residues from
previous use.
Breading or coating did
not adhere properly to
the food.
Marinade, liquid or meat
juices are splattering
in the rendered fat or
grease.
The device is broken/
defect.
Your Airfryer might be
stored in a place where it
is too cold.
Solution
Check if the plug is inserted in the wall
outlet properly.
The Airfryer has a high wattage. Try a
different outlet and check the fuses.
You can prevent damage by lowering the
frying insert into the pan properly. If you
insert the frying insert at an angle, its side
may knock against the wall of the pan,
causing small pieces of coating to chip
off. If this occurs, please be informed that
this is not harmful as all materials used are
food-safe.
Carefully pour off any excess oil or fat from
the pan and then continue cooking.
White smoke is caused by greasy residues
heating up in the pan. Always clean the
pan and the frying insert thoroughly after
every use.
Tiny pieces of airborne breading can cause
white smoke. Firmly press breading or
coating to food to ensure it sticks.
Pat food dry before placing it in the pan.
Call the Philips service hot line or contact
the Consumer Care Center in your country.
If your device was stored at a low ambient
temperature, let it warm up to room
temperature for at least 15 minutes before
you plug it in again.
If your display still shows "E1", call the
Philips service hot line or contact the
Consumer Care Center in your country.
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