Why does my Philips Airfryer beep during cooking?

When cooking fresh fries or frozen potato-based snacks with preset settings, the appliance will remind you to shake the food to get it cooked evenly on all sides. This is done via a beeping sound and can happen up to 4 times during one cooking process.

To turn off this reminder, switch on the appliance and then long press the homemade fries preset button and the frozen potato-based snacks preset button simultaneously. Repeat this action to activate the shaking reminder again.

Please note: if you “overwrite” the standard preset with your preferred time and/or temperature, the shaking reminder will also be deactivated.

When cooking with the Smart Chef programs, the airfryer reminds you to shake or turn the food via a beeping and shaking indication (see image below) on the display.

When cooking with a manual setting, you will get a shaking reminder once half the set cooking time passes. However sometimes shaking is not required, e.g., when you are only cooking in one layer or when the cooking time is less than 15 minutes.

You can disable (or enable) the shaking reminder for the manual cooking mode by entering “Settings” through the display menu on your airfryer.
 
Some Auto-Cook programs notify you when shaking or turning of your food is required. You will hear a beep sound and the shaking icon will appear on the display when it is time to shake or turn. 

This shaking reminder cannot be disabled as shaking is part of the cooking program and helps ensure evenly cooked results. 


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