Is Your Ninja Air Fryer Smoking? How To Fix A Smoking Ninja Air Fryer?

Why Is My Ninja Air Fryer Smoking?

Your Ninja air fryer may be smoking for several causes. The most common causes are excess oil or grease in the air fryer, cooking at too high a temperature, using the wrong cooking oil, and dirty in the air fryer’s internal components.

Also, your Ninja air fryer may be smoking due to food drippings on the air fryer heating element, manufacturing temperature control, excess seasoning or marinade, cooking frozen food with excess ice, overcrowding basket, using incompatible air fryer accessories, mechanical issues, and more.

Let’s see all the possible causes and solutions for your Ninja air fryer smoking:

1. Excess oil or grease in the air fryer cooking basket:

Extra oil or grease in the air fryer cooking basket or in the food can be the first cause of Ninja air fryer smoking. If there is excess oil or grease in your Ninja air fryer cooking basket or the food recipe you are preparing, then your Ninja air fryer can start smoking.

To fix this problem:                  

• Turn off your Ninja air fryer.
• Remove the food from it.
• Carefully empty the air fryer cooking basket
• Now clean your Ninja air fryer cooking basket thoroughly to remove any excess oil or residue inside it.
• If there is excess grease in your food, then pat dry your food to reduce excess moisture.

2. Cooking at too high temperature:

Cooking at too high a temperature can also be a cause of your Ninja air fryer smoking while cooking food. If you set your Ninja air fryer to a very high temperature when your food has a higher fat content, then this high-temperature setting can lead to your Ninja air fryer smoking while cooking.

To fix this issue:

• Reduce the cooking temperature in your Ninja air fryer to the appropriate level for your food recipe.
• Check the recommended temperature settings for the specific food you are cooking in your Ninja air fryer. If needed, read your Ninja air fryer user manual or search online for Ninja air fryer cooking times.

3. Using the wrong cooking oil:

If you use cooking oil in your Ninja air fryer while cooking and the cooking oil is wrong, then it also can be a cause of your Ninja air fryer oven smoking while cooking.

Some cooking oils have lower smoke points than others cooking oils and these lower-point cooking oils start smoking at a lower temperature in the air fryer.

To fix this problem:

• Use cooking oils in your Ninja air fryer with higher smoke pints.
• Always try to avoid using lower-point cooking oils in your Ninja air fryer.
• Some higher-point cooking oils are Canola, Grapeseed, Cultured oil, Avocado oil, and Peanut oil,
• Some higher smoke points cooking oils are Olive oil, Pumpkin seed oil, Butter, Flaxseed oil, and Walnut oil.

4. Dirty in the air fryer components:

If there are accumulated grease and food particles on your Ninja air fryer heating element, fan, or other parts, then these accumulated grease and food particles to your Ninja air fryer smoking.

To fix this problem:

• Unplug your Ninja air fryer from the power source.
• Let your air fryer cool down completely.
• Remove your Ninja air fryer’s removable parts including the cooking basket, tray by following your Ninja air fryer instruction manual.
• Clean all the parts thoroughly and remove all the accumulated grease and food particles on them.
• Take a damp cloth and wipe down your Ninja air fryer’s entire interior to remove any residue.

5. Food drippings:

If there are food drippings or residue on the heating element of your Ninja air fryer, they will burn and create smoke while you operate your air fryer.

To fix this issue:

• Carefully inspect the heating element of your Ninja air fryer and clean the heating element if necessary. Refer to your Ninja user guide for tips on cleaning the air fryer heating element thoroughly and safely.

6. Malfunctioning temperature control:

Malfunctioning temperature control can also be a cause of your Ninja fryer smoking. If the temperature control on your Ninja air fryer is not working appropriately, it will lead your Ninja air fryer to overheat and smoke.

To fix this problem:

• Check the temperature settings on your Ninja air fryer by using an accurate oven thermometer and ensure that your Ninja air fryer temperature settings are working properly.
• Read your Ninja air fryer user manual for tips on checking temperature settings. If the user manual is lost, follow the tips.
• If you suspect that your Ninja air fryer temperature settings are malfunctioning, then contact the Ninja air fryer customer support team for assistance.
• If your Ninja air fryer warranty period is over, then get help from an expert or take your Ninja air fryer to an appliance repair store.

7. Excess seasoning or marinade:

If you have applied too much seasoning or marinade to your food recipe, especially if your food recipe contains sugars or fats, it can lead to your Ninja air fryer smoking.

To fix this issue:

• Gently pat excess seasonings or marinades off your food recipe before placing it in your Ninja air fryer for cooking.
• Try to use seasoning blends with lower sugar or fat content.

8. Frozen food with excess ice:

If you cook frozen foods in your Ninja air fryer, excess ice or frost on the food can create steam, which can lead to your Ninja air fryer smoking.

To fix this issue:

• Allow your frozen food to thaw slightly before placing it in your Ninja air fryer or pat your frozen food dry to remove excess moisture.

9. Overcrowding the basket:

Overcrowding/overloading the cooking basket with food recipes can also be a cause of your Ninja air fryer oven smoking. Overcrowding hinders the proper air fryer circulation inside the air fryer leading the air fryer to uneven heating, uneven cooking, and potentially smoking.

To fix this issue:

• Try to cook food in smaller batches to ensure proper air circulation inside your Ninja air fryer.
• If you have a lot of food to cook, consider using multiple batches or layers in your Ninja air fryer.

11. Incompatible accessories:

If you use non-Ninja air fryer accessories or incompatible air fryer accessories in your Ninja air fryer, then it can lead to your Ninja air fryer food heating issues and smoking continuously.

To fix this issue:

• Only use Ninja-approved air fryer accessories and attachments that are designed for your specific Ninja air fryer model.

12. Preheating:

If you preheat your Ninja air fryer, it will burn off any previous residual oil or food particles in your Ninja air fryer and lead your Ninja air fryer to smoke.

To fix this issue:

• If your Ninja air fryer smoking for preheating, it is not an issue to be worried about.
• Preheating the air fryer properly is good. Preheat your Ninja air fryer according to its manufacturer’s instructions before adding your food to it to cook.

13. Mechanical Issues:

If your Ninja air fryer has any mechanical issues, like faulty wiring, short circuit, faulty components, blown fuse, faulty heating element, broken fan, etc. then your Ninja air fryer can start malfunctioning, like not working, stopped working, flashing all lights, overheating, and smoking.

To fix this issue:

• Checking mechanical issues may not be possible for you. So, take your Ninja air fryer to an expert or contact Ninja customer service for assistance.

Why Is My Ninja Air Fryer Smoking While Cooking Chicken?

Your Ninja air fryer may be smoking while cooking chicken for several causes. The most common causes are excess moisture on the chicken, high-fat content in the chicken, seasoning, and marinades, high cooking temperature, overcrowding of cooking baskets, and preheating.

Also, your Ninja air fryer may be smoking while cooking chicken due to dirt in the air fryer parts, user errors, power issues, and more.

Let’s see all the possible causes and solutions for why is your Ninja air fryer smoking while cooking chicken:

1. Excess moisture on the chicken:

Excess moisture on your Chicken can be the first cause of your Ninja air fryer smoking when cooking chicken. Moisture on the surface of the chicken can create high steam, which may lead to your Ninja air fryer smoking. In this case, you have nothing to be worried about.

To fix this issue:

• Pat your chicken dry with a clean paper towel before seasoning and placing it in your Ninja air fryer.
• Removing excess moisture from the chicken will help reduce smoking.

2. High-fat content in chicken:

If the chicken that you want to cook has a high fat content, then it will release fat in the air fryer during the cooking and the fat will burn during cooking the chicken, resulting in your Ninja air fryer smoking.

To fix this issue:

• Try to cook a less-fat chicken or trim excess fat from your chicken before placing it in the air fryer to cook.

3. Seasonings and marinades:

Some seasonings or marinades may contain ingredients that can burn or smoke at high temperatures in the air fryer.

To fix this issue:

• Use seasonings or marinades with lower sugar or fat content when cooking chicken in your Ninja air fryer.
• Avoid using excessive amounts of seasoning.

4. High cooking temperature:

If you cook your chicken using the wrong temperature or at too high a temperature in your Ninja air fryer, then it will lead your Ninja air fryer to smoke when cooking chicken. So, ensure that you are cooking your chicken in your Ninja air fryer at an appropriate temperature.

To fix this issue:

• Stop cooking the chicken using the wrong or too high temperature.
• Read your Ninja air fryer user manual one more and adjust the temperature settings to the recommended level for chicken in your Ninja air fryer’s user manual.

5. Overcrowding the cooking basket:

If you overcrowd your Ninja air fryer cooking basket with chicken, then it will hinder proper air fryer circulation inside your air fryer, resulting in your Ninja air fryer cooking your chicken unevenly and lead your Ninja air fryer overheating and potentially smoking.

To fix this issue:

• Cook your chicken in smaller batches in your air fryer to ensure proper air circulation inside your air fryer and even cooking.

6. Preheating:

If you preheat your Ninja air fryer before placing the chicken in the air fryer, the preheating may burn off accumulated residual oil or food particles and produce smoking.

To fix this issue:

• An air fryer smoking due to preheating is not an issue. Rather it is good to preheat the air fryer. However, you should preheat your Ninja air fryer according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

7. Dirty in your Ninja air fryer parts:

If there are any accumulated grease or food particles on your Ninja air fryer’s internal parts like the air fryer heating element, air fryer fan, air fryer tray, or other removable parts, they may burn off while cooking chicken in your Ninja air fryer and produce smoking.

To fix this issue:

• Unplug your air fryer, turn off it, and let it cool down.
• Remove and clean your Ninja air fryer basket, tray, and any removable parts as per the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Wipe down the interior of your Ninja air fryer with a damp cloth to remove any residue, grease, and food particles.

Your Ninja air fryer also may be smoking while cooking chicken it is for user errors (yours using errors), power supply issues, and more.

Why Is My Ninja Air Fryer Smoking While Cooking Bacon?

Your Ninja air fryer may be smoking while cooking Bacon in it for several reasons. The top most common causes are excess fat dripping, overcrowding, Bacon with high-fat content, wrong cooking temperature, improper ventilation, accumulated grease and food particles on the air fryer components, and more.

Let’s see all the possible causes and solutions for why is your Ninja air fryer smoking while cooking Bacon in it:

1. Excess fat dripping:

Excess fat dripping can be the first cause of your Ninja air fryer smoking while cooking Bacon. Bacon is known for its high-fat content. As it cooks, the fat drips down into the bottom of the air fryer. If the Bacon fat accumulates on the bottom of the air fryer and starts to smoke, it can create the appearance of smoking during cooking.

To fix this issue:

• Use a tray or foil at the bottom of your Ninja air fryer to catch excess Bacon fat while cooking it. Make sure to empty the air fryer tray or foil periodically while cooking.

2. Bacon overcrowding:

Overcrowding your Ninja air fryer cooking basket with Bacon slices can also be a cause of your Ninja air fryer smoking while cooking Bacon in it.

If you overcrowd your Ninja air fryer cooking basket with your selected Bacon slices, it will lead your Ninja air fryer to cook unevenly, and to excess Bacon fat dripping into your Ninja air fryer bottom, resulting in the Bacon fat burn and your Ninja air fryer will produce a lot of smoke like it is burning.

To fix this issue:

• Cook Bacon in smaller batches in your Ninja air fryer.
• Use a Bacon rack or a similar accessory in your air fryer while cooking Bacon designed to hold Bacon slices separately.

3. Bacon with high-fat content:

The fat content in bacon can vary. If you are experiencing excessive smoking while cooking Bacon in your Ninja air fryer, consider using leaner bacon with less fat. It will help reduce the amount of fat dripping into the bottom of your Ninja air fryer and your Ninja air fryer smoking.

4. Wrong cooking temperature:

If you cook Bacon in your air fryer at an inappropriate temperature/excess temperature, it can lead your Ninja fryer to smoke while the cooking process is running.

To fix this issue:

• Ensure that you are cooking Bacon at an appropriate temperature in your Ninja air fryer.
• Adjust the temperature settings to the recommended level for cooking Bacon in your Ninja air fryer’s user manual.

5. Ventilation:

The air fryer needs proper ventilation to cook everything properly. Place your Ninja air fryer in an area with adequate ventilation. Smoke can accumulate if there isn’t proper airflow.

6. Preheating:

Preheat your Ninja air fryer before adding Bacon to it for cooking. It will help reduce smoking while Bacon is cooking.

7. Accumulated grease and food particles on the air fryer components:

Accumulated grease and food particles on the heating element or the fan can create smoke when exposed to high heat during cooking.

To fix this issue:

• Ensure your Ninja air fryer is unplugged and completely cooled down before cleaning.
• Remove and clean the cooking basket, tray, and any removable parts of your Ninja air fryer as per the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Wipe down the interior of your Ninja air fryer with a damp cloth to remove any residue.

Why Is My Ninja Air Fryer Smoking First Use?

Your Ninja air fryer may be smoking at the first use of it for several causes. The top most common causes are residue manufacturing oils, excess oil or seasoning, manufacturing residue or dust inside the air fryer, wrong cooking temperature settings, preheating, manufacturing defects, power voltage issues, and more.

Let’s see all the possible causes and solutions for why your Ninja air fryer smokes on first use:

1. Residual manufacturing oils:

Ninja air fryers, like many brand air fryers and many other appliances, may have residual manufacturing oils or coatings on their internal parts. When the user uses their air fryer for the first time, these residual manufacturing oils can burn off, leading to smoke. This is usually a temporary issue and there is nothing to be worried about it.

To address it:

• Ensure your Ninja air fryer is well-ventilated by using it in a space with good airflow or near a vent or open window.
• Run/preheat your Ninja air fryer at a high temperature (400°F/200°C) for a few minutes without any food in it to burn off the residual oils.

2. Excess oil or seasoning:

If you add excessive oil or seasoning to your food during the first use of your Ninja air fryer, this can contribute to your Ninja air fryer smoking.

To fix this issue:

• Use minimal oil or seasoning until you become familiar with how your Ninja air fryer works.
• Follow the recommended guidelines and recipes for your specific Ninja air fryer model.

3. Manufacturing residues or dust inside the air fryer:

If there are any manufacturing residues or dust inside your Ninja air fryer, they can burn off during the first use, leading to smoke.

To solve this:

• Before using your Ninja air fryer for the first time, carefully inspect and clean any removable parts and the interior of your new Ninja air fryer, following the manufacturer’s cleaning instructions. If required, read your Ninja fryer user manual one more to learn how to clean a Ninja air fryer.

5. Cooking temperature:

Ensure that you are using the appropriate cooking temperature setting for the food you are cooking in your Ninja air fryer first use. Using too high a temperature can lead to your Ninja air fryer smoking on first use of it.

To fix this issue:

• Use appropriate cooking temperature settings to cook your food perfectly using your new Ninja air fryer and avoid smoking it.

6. Proper Preheating:

Preheat your Ninja air fryer before adding food to it for the first time use of it. Preheating will burn off any residual substances and reduce the likelihood of smoking your Ninja air fryer.

7. Manufacturing defects:

If your new Ninja air fryer comes with manufacturing defects like faulty wiring, faulty control board, faulty heating element, faulty motor, and more, then they can lead your new Ninja air fryer to smoke on first use.

To fix this issue:

• Check your new Ninja air fryer and ensure all parts are in good condition and working. If there is any faulty in your Ninja air fryer, then contact Ninja customer service and return your air fryer. You will find the contact number and mail address of Ninja customer service in the user manual of your air fryer.

8. Check the power voltage:

If run your Ninja air fryer in an incompatible power voltage, then it may cause your Ninja air fryer to smoke during first use.

To solve this issue:

• Read your Ninja air fryer user manual and learn how many power voltages your Ninja air fryer compatible is with. If your Ninja air fryer is compatible with a 120-voltage power supply, then use it with a 120-voltage power supply. If it is compatible with 110 power voltage, then use it with 110 power voltage.

Why Is My Ninja Air Fryer Smoking After Cleaning?

Your Ninja air fryer may be smoking after cleaning for several causes. The most common causes are residue moisture or cleaning agents, seasoning or oil residue, excess oil from previous cooking, improper reassembly, ventilation, damaged internal parts, and more.

Let’s see all the possible causes and solutions for why your Ninja air fryer smoking after cleaning:

1. Residual moisture or cleaning agents:

 After cleaning your Ninja air fryer, if your Ninja air fryer all components are not completely dry, residual moisture can lead to smoking when your Ninja air fryer is turned on. Also, if you used cleaning agents that were not rinsed off thoroughly, they might produce smoke when heated.

To solve this issue:

• Ensure that all components, including the cooking basket, heating element, fan, rack, and tray, are completely dry before using your Ninja air fryer.
• Rinse any cleaning agents thoroughly and wipe down the interior of your Ninja air fryer to remove any residue.

2. Seasoning or oil residue:

Sometimes, even after cleaning your Ninja air fryer, there might be traces of seasoning or oil residue left in your air fryer, especially in hard-to-reach areas of your Ninja air fryer. When the air fryer is heated, these residues produce smoking.

To fix this issue:

• Double-check that all interior surfaces of your Ninja air fryer are free of any remaining oil or seasoning.
• Using a soft brush or clean cloth reach and clean any hidden or tight spaces of your Ninja air fryer.

3. Excess oil from previous cooking:

If your last cooking session involved foods with a high-fat content like fried chicken, some of that fat might have dripped onto the heating element or fan of your Ninja air fryer during cooking. When the air fryer heats up again after cleaning, this residual fat can smoke.

To solve this issue:

• Carefully inspect and clean the heating element and fan area of your Ninja air fryer again if required.

4. Improper reassembly:

If you disassembled your Ninja air fryer for cleaning and did not reassemble it correctly, it can lead your Ninja air fryer to smoke after cleaning.

To solve this issue:

• Ensure that your Ninja air fryer parts are securely and properly reattached as per the manufacturer’s instructions. If required, read your Ninja air fryer user manual to reassemble your Ninja air fryer parts properly.

5. Ventilation:

Ensure your air fryer is placed in an area with proper ventilation. Smoke can accumulate if there is not adequate airflow around your air fryer.

6. Check for damage:

 Inspect the interior parts of your Ninja air fryer for any damage or signs of wear. Damaged components will not function correctly and can contribute to smoking.

How Do I Stop My Ninja Air Fryer From Smoking?

You can stop your Ninja air fryer from smoking by taking some effective measures. The most common steps you should take to stop your Ninja air fryer are properly preheating your air fryer, using minimal oil, using dry food ingredients, using appropriate cooking temperature settings, and avoiding overcrowding the air fryer cooking basket.

Also, to stop your Ninja air fryer from smoking you should clean your air fryer regularly, inspect and clean the heating element and fan, check for damaged parts, and faulty wiring, check power voltage compatibility, ensure proper air ventilation, use Ninja-approved air fryer accessories, and more.

Let’s see all the ways to stop your Ninja air fryer from smoking in detail:

1. Properly preheat your Ninja air fryer:

Preheat your Ninja air fryer for a few minutes before adding food to it for cooking. Preheating will burn off any residual substances accumulated in your air fryer and reduce smoking during cooking. Read your Ninja air fryer manual to learn the specific preheating times for your Ninja air fryer model.

2. Use minimal oil:

Using too much oil in the food recipes while cooking in your Ninja air fryer can lead your Ninja air fryer to smoke. So use oil sparingly, and try using a cooking spray in your Ninja air fryer while cooking for even distribution.

3. Dry food ingredients:

Pat down the food ingredients you intend to cook in your Ninja air fryer with a paper towel to remove excess moisture from the food ingredients. Excess moisture in the food ingredients may lead to steam while cooking, which may appear as smoke.

4. Check the cooking temperature:

Check the cooking temperature set on your air fryer and ensure you are cooking at the appropriate cooking temperature for the specific food recipe you are preparing by using your Ninja air fryer. Keep in mind that using too high a temperature/wrong cooking temperature may cause your Ninja air fryer to smoke while cooking.

Refer to your Ninja air fryer oven user manual and use recommended cooking temperatures for different foods. If your Ninja air fryer user manual is lost, then search online writing “Ninja air fryer cooking times”.

5. Avoid overcrowding:

As overcrowding the air fryer cooking basket blocks proper air circulation inside the air fryer, leading the air fryer to uneven cooking and smoking, better to avoid overcrowding your Ninja air fryer with food ingredients while cooking food using it.

Always cook food in smaller batches or use air fryer accessories inside the air fryer while cooking using it like air fryer racks, air fryer trays, air fryer liners, air fryer parchment paper, etc. to create layers.

6. Clean the Air Fryer Regularly:

After each use, clean your Ninja air fryer all parts thoroughly, including its cooking basket, tray, rack, base, heating element, fan, and any removable parts. Remove and clean any excess oil or residue from the interior of your Ninja air fryer. Regular cleaning will prevent smoking and ensure extra durability to your air fryer and its parts.

7. Inspect and clean the heating element and fan:

Acculumalating grease or food particles on an air fryer heating element/heating coil and fan is normal. Check the heating element and fan of your Ninja air fryer for any accumulated grease or food particles, as these can cause smoking.

If you find any accumulated grease or food particles on the heating element and fan on your Ninja air fryer, clean them carefully. Refer to your Ninja air fryer manual for guidance on cleaning these components safely.

8. Check for damaged parts:

Inspect the interior components of your Ninja air fryer for any damage or wear. Damaged components will not function correctly and can contribute to your Ninja air fryer smoking.

9. Faulty wiring:

Check the interior wirings of your Ninja air fryer and ensure the wirings are working well. If there are any faulty wirings, then immediately replace them with new wires. Keep in mind, that faulty wirings inside your Ninja air fryer can bring a dangerous accident by burning your air fryer. Also, faulty wiring inside your Ninja air fryer can be a cause of your Ninja air fryer not working, flashing all lights, overheating, and more.

10. Ensure the power voltage is compatible with your air fryer:

If you use your Ninja air fryer with an incompatible power voltage, then it may burn or start smoking like burning. For example: if your Ninja air fryer is compatible with a 110-volt power supply and you use it with a 120-volt power supply, then your Ninja air fryer may start smoking due to incompatible power voltage.

11. Ensure proper air ventilation:

Ensure the proper air ventilation to your air fryer. Place your air fryer in an area with proper air ventilation. Smoke can accumulate if there is not adequate airflow inside and around your air fryer.

12. Choose leaner meats:

If you are cooking meat in your Ninja air fryer, choose lean cuts to reduce the amount of fat that can drip and create smoke.

13. Use Ninja-approved accessories:

Use Ninja-approved accessories and attachments in your Ninja air fryer that are designed for your specific Ninja air fryer model. You will find Ninja air fryer accessories for all models of Ninja air fryer in the online marketplaces and official Ninja website.

14. Follow the recommended cooking times and temperature:

When using your Ninja air fryer, follow the recommended cooking times and temperature for any recipes properly. Following recommended cooking times and temperatures for any food recipes will help you avoid uneven cooking, overcooking, or overheating, which can lead to smoking.

Note:

After checking and taking the above-mentioned steps, if you still cannot stop your Ninja air fryer machine from smoking, then unplug your Ninja air fryer from the power source and turn it off immediately. Further don’t use this smoking air fryer before repairing it to avoid any unexpected accidents. If your Ninja air fryer warranty still has, then contact the Ninja customer service or take it to an expert for assistance.

Ninja Air Fryer Smoke Alarm!

If your Ninja Air Fryer is triggering a smoke alarm, here are some specific steps you can take to address the issue:

• Check for Excess Oil or Fat:

Ensure that you’re not using too much oil or cooking foods with excessive fat content. Consider using a lower-fat cooking method for certain foods.

• Clean your Air Fryer:

Clean your air fryer thoroughly before each use. Residue from previous cooking sessions can contribute to smoke.

• Adjust cooking temperatures:

Make sure you are using the recommended temperature settings for the specific food you are cooking in your Ninja air fryer. Avoid cooking at excessively high temperatures.

• Properly position drip tray:

If your Ninja air fryer has a drip tray, ensure it’s properly positioned to catch any drippings.

• Ventilation:

Ensure good ventilation in your kitchen. Open windows or turn on an exhaust fan to help dissipate any smoke.

• Refer to your Ninja air fryer instruction manual:

Check the user manual that came with your Ninja air fryer for specific guidelines on preventing smoke and using the air fryer safely.

• Monitor cooking time:

Avoid overcooking food, as this can lead your Ninja air fryer to smoke. Use the recommended cooking times for the specific dishes you are preparing using your Ninja air fryer.

• Inspect the air fryer for issues:

Check your Ninja air fryer for any visible issues, such as damaged components or loose parts that could contribute to smoke.

Ninja Air Fryer Smoke Alarm Beeping No Smoke!

If your Ninja Air Fryer smoke alarm is beeping even when there’s no visible smoke, it could be due to various reasons. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot your Ninja air fryer issue:

• Check for residue:

Make sure that your Ninja air fryer is clean and free of any residue from previous cooking sessions. Residue buildup can lead to false alarms.

• Inspect the heating element:

Check the heating element of your Ninja air fryer for any signs of damage or debris. A damaged heating element could potentially cause issues.

• Reset the air fryer:

Turn off your Ninja air fryer, unplug it from the power source, and wait for a few minutes (at least 5 minutes). Then, plug it back in and turn it on. This can sometimes reset the system.

• Verify temperature settings:

Ensure that you are using the correct temperature settings for the food you are preparing using your Ninja air fryer. Cooking at excessively high temperatures can lead to false alarms.

• Check for malfunctions:

Examine your Ninja air fryer for any malfunctions or unusual sounds. If you notice anything out of the ordinary, it may be a sign that your Ninja air fryer needs repair or replacement.

• Contact Ninja Air Fryer Customer Support:

If the issue persists and you cannot identify the cause, it is advisable to contact Ninja Ninja customer support. They can provide specific guidance based on the model of your air fryer and may be able to assist in resolving the problem.