Overview and Safety Instructions
The Philips Airfryer models HD9226, HD9225, and HD9220 are innovative kitchen appliances designed to cook food using hot air combined with high-speed air circulation and a top grill, referred to as Rapid Air technology. This manual provides essential safety guidelines, usage instructions, and maintenance tips to ensure the best performance of your Airfryer.
Important Safety Information
General Precautions: The user manual advises keeping the Airfryer and its mains cord out of reach of children under 8 years old. The Airfryer should be placed on a stable, horizontal surface and should have at least 10cm of free space around it to prevent overheating. Users are cautioned not to operate the Airfryer unattended, to avoid using it for anything other than its intended purpose, and to make sure that the appliance cools down before cleaning it.
Electrical Safety: The appliance must be connected to an earthed wall socket, with care taken to prevent contact with water to avoid the risk of electric shock. If there is visible smoke during use, the user is instructed to immediately unplug the Airfryer and wait for the smoke to subside before removing the pan.
Hazard Precautions: The user is warned not to place the Airfryer near flammable materials or immerse any part of it in water. The accessible surfaces may become hot, so handling should be done with caution and potentially with the use of oven gloves, especially when dealing with the baking tray (HD9225 only).
Product Features and Usage Guidelines
The manual includes a brief introduction to the appliance and invites users to register their product for better support. It highlights the benefits of the Airfryer, which can heat ingredients from all sides simultaneously without the need for added oil. Users with model HD9225 can benefit from an additional baking tray feature for more cooking options. For models HD9226 and HD9220/A, HD9225/A, a double layer accessory and a divider are mentioned, enhancing the appliance’s versatility.
The manual describes various components of the Airfryer, including the basket, basket release button, pan, temperature control knob, timer/power-on knob, heating-up light, and air outlet openings. There’s also a mention of cord storage for convenience. The emphasis is given on consulting the user manual before the first use of the appliance.
In summary, this Airfryer is touted for household use, promoting a healthier cooking alternative by using less oil. Philips discourages any modifications or repairs by the user to avoid voiding the product’s warranty and stresses careful handling and adherence to provided instructions for safety and performance.
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