Air fryer trips the household circuit breaker or GFCI when turned on.

Safety first: Do not repeatedly reset a breaker that trips immediately. Unplug the unit and keep it unplugged until inspected.

• Try different circuit: Plug the air fryer into another outlet on a different circuit (not GFCI) to confirm if the issue follows the appliance.
• Inspect cord and plug: Look for visible damage. If present, discontinue use until the cord is replaced.
• Dry the unit: If the unit was recently washed or exposed to moisture, allow it to dry for 24–48 hours in a warm, dry area before retrying.
• Internal inspection (advanced): Open the housing and inspect for burnt components, melted insulation, or arcing marks around the heater and control board.
• Replace faulty parts: Replace any shorted heating element or damaged control board. If unsure, have a qualified technician perform insulation and continuity tests.