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Read the instructions for your exact model before adding foil. Philips does not recommend foil or baking paper for the models listed in its support article. A heat-resistant material is not automatically suitable for an air fryer. If permission is unclear, ask the manufacturer or cook without a liner.
Philips does not recommend these liners for the models covered by this support article because they can obstruct airflow or contact the heater. Applies to the listed Philips models; consult the manual for the exact appliance you own.
Source section: Advice against baking paper / tin foil; applicable models listed below the article. Reference checked: .
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Read the instructions for your exact model before adding foil. Philips does not recommend foil or baking paper for the models listed in its support article. A heat-resistant material is not automatically suitable for an air fryer. If permission is unclear, ask the manufacturer or cook without a liner.
If your manufacturer permits foil, use only its specified position and arrangement. Keep it clear of the heater and required air passages, and do not leave loose edges. Food holding a sheet down does not make an otherwise prohibited placement acceptable. Never preheat with loose foil.
Covering part of the basket changes the path of moving air and may affect browning or the time needed. The timing table is an estimate, not proof for a particular foil arrangement. Check the food independently and follow the approved accessory instructions; do not add a universal number of minutes.
An accessory labelled for air fryers still needs to match your appliance. Check its dimensions, placement and temperature limits against the model instructions. Do not assume that parchment or silicone is permitted because foil is not. An unlined basket used as instructed avoids having to improvise a liner.
Last updated September 5, 2026 · Reviewed by Maks