Swan
Condensation Drip / Steam Management
Condensation or small amounts of water appear under or around the air fryer after use.
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Possible Causes
Steam condensing on cool countertop, Overfilled basket with high‑moisture foods, Exhaust directed at nearby surfaces, Cracked drip tray allowing liquids to escape
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Unplug before moving the unit for cleaning.
- Placement: Place the air fryer on a heat‑resistant mat to catch condensation. Ensure good ventilation around the exhaust.
- Check tray: Inspect the drip tray for cracks or poor fit. Replace if damaged.
- Food loading: Avoid overloading with very wet foods; drain or pat dry before cooking.
- Wipe down: After cooking, wipe any moisture from the underside and surrounding area.
Minor condensation is normal, but visible pooling of liquid suggests a tray or drawer issue.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
Required Part
Drawer / Drip Tray
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