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Philips Airfryer basket care: soften residue, protect the nonstick coating

Based on Philips guidance: let the appliance cool, wash the basket with a soft sponge, and soak stuck-on food briefly in warm soapy water.

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A greasy air-fryer basket can be tempting to scrub hard, but metal or abrasive tools may damage its nonstick surface. Philips recommends warm water, dishwashing liquid and a soft sponge for its pans and baskets. Check your exact model and accessory instructions before using a dishwasher.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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Switch off and unplug after cooking, then allow it to cool fully. Philips suggests around 30 minutes; wait longer if any part remains hot.
Remove the basket and pan as described in your owner's manual. Never immerse the electrical main unit in water.
Wash the basket and pan with warm water, dish soap and a soft sponge. Avoid metal tools and abrasive scrubbers.
For stubborn residue, soak the removable pan in warm soapy water for five to ten minutes, then wipe gently. Do not soak the main appliance.
Rinse and dry removable components. Use a dishwasher only when the instructions for your exact Philips model and accessory allow it.
Reassemble only when everything is dry. If the coating is peeling or visibly damaged, avoid harsh scrubbing and ask manufacturer support.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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