Basket air fryer
Philips Airfryer XXL HD9650 series
Model HD9650 (also HD9650/99, HD9650/90) — United Kingdom, European Union
The originator's large single basket, and the source of the most complete cooking chart in this catalogue. Runs most foods at 180°C where others use 200°C.
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Where to get real advice for this machine
Almost everything that changes a cooking answer is a property of the architecture rather than the badge. This is a basket air fryer, and the Basket air fryer page carries the cooking guidance that actually applies to it.
This is the baseline every cooking page on AirfryerHQ is written for. Times and temperatures are stated for a single layer in a drawer of this kind, so no adjustment applies. The one thing worth knowing about it is that the usable area is much smaller than the advertised litres suggest — the depth is mostly headroom, and food still has to go in one layer.
That is guidance for the type. On preheating, this machine’s own manual is quoted further down this page, and where the two differ the manual is the one to follow.
Does it genuinely air-fry?
Genuine air frying
Assessed against the criteria with the manual confirming the construction: a perforated basket sitting inside a pan, with a heating element above and a fan driving air down through the food, and a fat reducer collecting rendered fat below. Fast air and air reaching every surface are met by construction, and the manual’s own instruction to avoid letting a whole chicken’s legs touch the heating element confirms how close the element sits.
- Air moves fast, not just around
- Air reaches every surface of the food
- Recovers temperature quickly after loading
- Fat and moisture drain away
- Reaches genuine browning temperatures
What we know about this machine
Read from Philips Airfryer XXL HD9650 series — User Manual (PDF), retrieved on 2026-10-10.
It is rated at 2225 W, which is toward the top of the domestic range and means it recovers temperature quickly after cold food goes in. It has a single cooking drawer, so everything in it cooks at one temperature for one time. It runs from 40°C to 200°C, and the low end is genuinely useful: it is enough to dehydrate, prove dough or hold food warm. On preheating: comes up to temperature quickly.
The figures above are the manufacturer’s. What they mean for cooking is AirfryerHQ’s reading of them, not a measurement — nobody here has run this machine.
Size and capacity
- On the worktop
- 321 × 433 × 315 mmBefore clearance. It needs space above and behind as well.
- Weight
- 7.99 kg
Power and heat
- Power
- 2225 W
- Temperature range
- 40–200°C
Setup and cleaning
- Cooking zones
- 1
- Preheating
- Comes up to temperature quickly
- Dishwasher safe
- Pan, Basket, Fat reducerEverything else is a hand-wash, and the main unit never goes in.
- Supplied with
- Basket with removable mesh bottom, Pan, Fat reducer
In the manual’s own words: The manual states that preheating of the appliance is not necessary. It also documents a preheating mode: selecting “- -” as the time puts the appliance into it. So preheating is optional here, not absent.
First read from a retailer's manual library, when the manufacturer's document host returned HTTP 530 to every request. In October 2026 the manufacturer's own copy was retrieved; it is the same file, byte for byte, and Philips's UK product data attaches it to both HD9650/90 and HD9650/99.
6 figures we could not establish
Each of these says WHY it is missing. “Not recorded by the sources consulted” means the manufacturer does not publish it in the document we read — not that nobody looked, and not that the figure does not exist.
- Advertised capacity
- Not recorded by the sources consulted — Philips states this machine's capacity as a weight — 1.4 kg, or 0.8 kg of fries — and gives no figure in litres in its manual or its UK specifications. Retailer listings quote one; it is not recorded.
- Usable cooking area
- Not recorded by the sources consulted — Not published, and not derivable from litres.
- Chamber
- Not recorded by the sources consulted — Not published.
- Power range as published
- Not recorded by the sources consulted — Not published.
- Adjusts in
- Not recorded by the sources consulted — Not stated; the appliance is set with a control dial.
- Standby power
- Not recorded by the sources consulted — Not published by this manufacturer. Very few models in this catalogue publish a standby figure at all.
What each setting actually does
Read from the manual. The first column is the name printed on the panel; the second is what that setting is in plain terms, so you can use advice written for somebody else’s appliance.
| On the panel | In plain terms | Starts at | Settable range | Preheat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manual | Air fry | 180°C | Adjustable, range not published | No |
| Keep warm | Keep warm | Not printed in the manual, 30 min | Not stated | Not stated |
- Manual: The manual mode, chosen with the dial. The manual states its default temperature is 180°C and that preheating is not necessary. It is the only setting for which a temperature is printed.
- Keep warm: 30 minutes, which can be shortened to anything from 1 minute; the temperature cannot be adjusted and the manual does not print it. Pressed during cooking, it follows on when the timer ends. The manual says it is not meant for reheating.
Questions owners ask about this machine
Answered from this model’s own manual (Philips Airfryer XXL HD9650 series — User Manual) and nothing else. Where the manual does not address a question, it is not answered here from another machine’s.
What this manual calls the parts
- Removable mesh bottom
- The perforated plate the food sits on.The floor of the basket rather than a plate in a drawer: it slots into the basket and comes out for cleaning.
- Pan
- The part that slides out and holds everything.
- Basket
- A separate basket that lifts out of the pan.
- Fat reducer
- A fat-collecting insert under the basket.
Other manufacturers use different words for the same parts, and sometimes the same word for a different one. What each part is called, brand by brand.
- Before the first cookWhat do I do before using it for the first time?
- Remove all packing material and any stickers or labels, then clean the appliance thoroughly as the manual's cleaning table sets out. Before cooking, the removable mesh bottom and the fat reducer are fitted into the basket and pan. No empty run is asked for.In the manual: Before first use; Preparing for use.
- Where it stands, and the space it needsHow much space does it need around it?
- The manual says to leave 10 cm free behind, beside and above the appliance, not to put it against a wall or another appliance, and not to place anything on top.In the manual: Important.Why the clearance matters, and where not to stand one
- The parts, and how they go inHow do the mesh bottom and the fat reducer go in?
- The fat reducer goes into the pan. The removable mesh bottom goes into the slot on the bottom right of the basket and is pushed down until it clicks on both sides. Then the basket goes into the pan and the drawer slides back in. The manual says never to use the pan without the fat reducer or the basket in it.In the manual: Preparing for use: Placing the removable mesh bottom and fat reducer.
- Opening it while it cooksHow do I pause it to shake the basket?
- Push the QuickControl dial to pause, open the drawer, lift the basket out of the pan and shake it over the sink, then slide the pan and basket back and push the dial again. If no cooking time is set within 30 minutes the appliance shuts itself off.In the manual: Hot air frying, notes and tips.
- Settings the panel does not explainHow does the dial work, and can I change things once it is cooking?
- Turning the QuickControl dial chooses and pushing it confirms. Pushing it during a cook pauses, and pushing again resumes. To change temperature or time at any point, press that button, turn the dial and push it; left unconfirmed, the change is taken after ten seconds. Manual mode is reached through the preset button and starts at 180°C. Keep warm can be switched on at any time and runs 30 minutes unless shortened; its temperature cannot be changed.In the manual: Changing to another preset during cooking; Using the manual mode; Changing the cooking temperature or time at any time; Choosing the keep warm mode.
- How much goes in at onceHow full can I fill the basket?
- Up to the MAX indication in the basket, and within the amount the food table gives for the food. The manual's reason is the quality of the result. Its troubleshooting table also notes that small pieces of the pan's coating chipping off, where the basket has knocked the wall, are not harmful because all materials used are food-safe.In the manual: General description; Hot air frying, notes; Troubleshooting.
Regional versions and mains supply
- Sold as
- HD9650, also listed as HD9650/99, HD9650/90
- Markets
- United Kingdom, European Union
- Mains supply
- 240 V
That figure is from this model’s own rating plate or documentation. A model sold under the same marketing name in another market may be different hardware — different code, capacity, wattage or supply — so check the plate on the machine in front of you rather than the name on the box.
A travel plug adapter changes the shape of the pins and nothing else. It does not convert voltage. Whether an appliance built for one mains standard can be used safely on another is a question about a two-kilowatt heating load, and it is one for a qualified electrician rather than for this page.
Error codes and display states
Only what this manufacturer publishes, and only for this manufacturer. A code means whatever the firmware author decided it means, and reading one across from another brand is the commonest way to misdiagnose a fault.
A protection device has operated
-----Five dashes on the display- What the manual says it means
- The manual states that a safety feature has activated because the appliance has overheated.
- What to do
- Unplug the appliance and let it cool for one minute before plugging it in again. That is the whole of the manual's instruction; it does not say what to do if the dashes return.
- Can it be reset?
- Yes, the manual says so
- Does it need service?
- The manual does not say
Stop, unplug, and let it cool
A safety feature has operated because the appliance got too hot. Before using it again, check the ventilation clearance around and above it, that nothing is obstructing the vents, and that fat has not built up in the pan or on the element. A protection device that operates repeatedly is reporting a cause that has not been removed — stop using the appliance and contact the manufacturer.
Philips Airfryer XXL HD9650 series — User Manual
Component fault
White smoke from the appliance
- What the manual says it means
- The manual gives four distinct causes rather than one: fatty ingredients cooked without the fat reducer fitted; greasy residue left from a previous use; breading that has not adhered, so airborne crumbs burn; and marinade or meat juices splattering into rendered fat.
- What to do
- Pour off excess fat and fit the fat reducer, clean the pan, basket and fat reducer thoroughly after every use, press breading firmly onto the food, and pat food dry before it goes in.
- Can it be reset?
- The manual does not say
- Does it need service?
- No, the manual says not to
Something you can correct
Philips Airfryer XXL HD9650 series — User Manual
Component fault
The appliance does not switch on
- What the manual says it means
- The manual attributes this to the plug not being seated, or to several appliances sharing one outlet given this appliance's high wattage.
- What to do
- Check the plug is fully in. Try a different outlet and check the fuses. The manual adds a useful confirmation: you should hear the fan when it switches on.
- Can it be reset?
- Yes, the manual says so
- Does it need service?
- The manual does not say
Something you can correct
Philips Airfryer XXL HD9650 series — User Manual
Component fault
Peeling or chipped spots inside the pan
- What the manual says it means
- The manual attributes this to the basket being inserted at an angle so its side knocks the pan wall, or to harsh cleaning tools, and states that the materials are food-safe.
- What to do
- Lower the basket into the pan squarely rather than at an angle.
- Can it be reset?
- The manual does not say
- Does it need service?
- No, the manual says not to
Something you can correct
Philips Airfryer XXL HD9650 series — User Manual
Cleaning this model
The parts this machine has, what collects on each and how often it needs doing. Full methods and prohibitions are on the cleaning pages.
Which parts go in the dishwasher
Stated as dishwasher safe for this model: Pan, Basket, Fat reducer. Anything not listed is washed by hand, and the main unit never goes in.
Source: Philips Airfryer XXL HD9650 series — User Manual.
| Part | What is on it | How often |
|---|---|---|
| Basket | Ordinary residue after cooking | After every use |
| Basket | Burnt-on residue | When it needs it |
| Basket | Stuck food | When it needs it |
| Removable mesh bottom | Looking after the coating | When it needs it |
| Pan | Greasy film | After every use |
| Interior of the chamber | Greasy film | After every use |
| Interior of the chamber | Greasy film | About weekly |
| Interior of the chamber | Lingering smell | When it needs it |
| Heating element area | Carbonised deposit | About monthly |
| Fan and air intake | Greasy film | About monthly |
| Exterior and body | Greasy film | About weekly |
| Controls and display | Greasy film | About weekly |
The pan, basket and fat reducer go in the dishwasher. Lift the fat reducer out with rubber-tipped tongs, not fingers: hot fat collects underneath it. The element is cleaned with a soft to medium bristle brush, never a wire one. The manual says never to use light ingredients or packing paper, and a Philips support answer adds that baking paper and foil are not recommended because they reduce airflow and can be drawn into the element.
Faults the manual documents, as printed
Only what the manufacturer publishes. AirfryerHQ does not invent the meaning of an error code, and where a manual documents one undifferentiated fault state that is what appears here.
“Five dashes on the display”
The manual states that a safety feature has activated because the appliance has overheated.
Unplug the appliance and let it cool for one minute before plugging it in again. That is the whole of the manual's instruction; it does not say what to do if the dashes return.
White smoke from the appliance
The manual gives four distinct causes: fatty ingredients cooked without the fat reducer fitted; greasy residues left from previous use; breading that has not adhered, so airborne crumbs burn; and marinade or meat juices splattering into rendered fat.
Pour off excess fat and fit the fat reducer; clean the pan, basket and fat reducer thoroughly after every use; press breading firmly onto the food; and pat food dry before it goes in.
Appliance does not switch on
The manual attributes this to the plug not being seated, or to several appliances sharing one outlet given this appliance’s high wattage.
Check the plug. Try a different outlet and check the fuses. You should hear the fan when it switches on.
Peeling or chipped spots inside the pan
The manual attributes this to the basket being inserted at an angle so its side knocks the pan wall, or to harsh cleaning tools, and states the materials are food-safe.
Lower the basket into the pan squarely rather than at an angle.
Replaceable parts
Read from this machine’s own documentation. Fit is stated only for the models a manufacturer names — it is never inferred from advertised capacity.
Basket
QuickClean basket, black and silver for the Philips HD9650
The removable basket, which Philips sells without its mesh bottom. Philips describes it as easy to detach and dishwasher safe.
You can fit this yourself: Order by the reference above. Philips's own statement for this part reads: Fits product type: HD9630; HD9650 to HD9656; HD9750; HD9760 to HD9765; HD9860 to HD9867; HD9870.
Manufacturer reference:
CP0626/01People replace it because: the non-stick coating has worn or is peeling; it is cracked, warped or broken.
The manual prohibits metal utensils and abrasive cleaning materials on the non-stick coating, and attributes chipped spots to lowering the basket into the pan at an angle.
Philips lists this basket in four finishes, each under its own reference. Match the one fitted to your machine. The mesh bottom is a separate part.
Philips UK parts and accessories listings for the HD9252, HD9285 and HD9650 families
Basket
QuickClean basket, white and silver for the Philips HD9650
The removable basket in another finish, sold without its mesh bottom. Philips describes it as easy to detach and dishwasher safe.
You can fit this yourself: Order by the reference above. Philips's own statement for this part reads: Fits product family: HD963x/2x; HD963x/9x; HD965x/2x; HD965x/9x; HD976x. Fits product type: HD975x; HD986x.
Manufacturer reference:
CP0632/01People replace it because: the non-stick coating has worn or is peeling; it is cracked, warped or broken.
The manual prohibits metal utensils and abrasive cleaning materials on the non-stick coating, and attributes chipped spots to lowering the basket into the pan at an angle.
Philips lists this basket in four finishes, each under its own reference. Match the one fitted to your machine. The mesh bottom is a separate part.
Philips UK parts and accessories listings for the HD9252, HD9285 and HD9650 families
Basket
QuickClean basket, black and rose gold for the Philips HD9650
The removable basket in another finish, sold without its mesh bottom. Philips describes it as easy to detach and dishwasher safe.
You can fit this yourself: Order by the reference above. Philips's own statement for this part reads: Fits product family: HD963x/2x; HD963x/9x; HD965x/2x; HD965x/9x; HD976x. Fits product type: HD975x; HD986x.
Manufacturer reference:
CP1179/01People replace it because: the non-stick coating has worn or is peeling; it is cracked, warped or broken.
The manual prohibits metal utensils and abrasive cleaning materials on the non-stick coating, and attributes chipped spots to lowering the basket into the pan at an angle.
Philips lists this basket in four finishes, each under its own reference. Match the one fitted to your machine. The mesh bottom is a separate part.
Philips UK parts and accessories listings for the HD9252, HD9285 and HD9650 families
Basket
Quick Clean basket, black and copper for the Philips HD9650
The removable basket in another finish, sold without its mesh bottom. Philips lists it as dishwasher safe.
You can fit this yourself: Order by the reference above. Philips's own statement for this part reads: Fits product type: HD9630; HD9750; HD9650 to HD9656; HD9860 to HD9867; HD9870.
Manufacturer reference:
CP1785/01People replace it because: the non-stick coating has worn or is peeling; it is cracked, warped or broken.
The manual prohibits metal utensils and abrasive cleaning materials on the non-stick coating, and attributes chipped spots to lowering the basket into the pan at an angle.
Philips lists this basket in four finishes, each under its own reference. Match the one fitted to your machine. The mesh bottom is a separate part.
Philips UK parts and accessories listings for the HD9252, HD9285 and HD9650 families
Feet or bumpers
Rubber foot for the Philips HD9650
An anti-slip rubber foot for the underside of the appliance. Philips sells it for owners who have lost one or need to replace it.
You can fit this yourself: Order by the reference above. Philips's own statement for this part reads: Fits product family: HD963x/2x; HD963x/9x; HD965x/2x; HD965x/9x; HD976x. Fits product type: HD975x; HD986x.
Manufacturer reference:
CP0630/01People replace it because: it is lost, or was missing from the box; it is cracked, warped or broken.
Sold as a single foot. The model number is on the rating label.
Philips UK parts and accessories listings for the HD9252, HD9285 and HD9650 families
Removable mesh bottom
Removable mesh bottom for the Philips HD9650
The stainless steel mesh that clicks into the bottom of the basket, which Philips gives as 22.2 x 22.2 cm.
You can fit this yourself: Order by the reference above. Philips's own statement for this part reads: Fits product type: HD9630; HD9650 to HD9656; HD9750; HD9760 to HD9765; HD9860 to HD9867; HD9870.
Manufacturer reference:
CP0625/01People replace it because: the non-stick coating has worn or is peeling; it is lost, or was missing from the box; it cannot be got clean any more.
The manual prohibits metal utensils and abrasive cleaning materials on the non-stick coating, and attributes chipped spots to lowering the basket into the pan at an angle.
Philips lists a second mesh, CP1183/01, with a differently worded fit statement, and does not say how the two differ.
Philips UK parts and accessories listings for the HD9252, HD9285 and HD9650 families
Removable mesh bottom
Removable mesh bottom (second reference) for the Philips HD9650
A removable stainless steel bottom mesh, described by Philips in the same terms as CP0625/01.
You can fit this yourself: Order by the reference above. Philips's own statement for this part reads: Fits product family: HD963x/2x; HD963x/9x; HD965x/2x; HD965x/9x; HD976x. Fits product type: HD975x; HD986x.
Manufacturer reference:
CP1183/01People replace it because: the non-stick coating has worn or is peeling; it is lost, or was missing from the box; it cannot be got clean any more.
The manual prohibits metal utensils and abrasive cleaning materials on the non-stick coating, and attributes chipped spots to lowering the basket into the pan at an angle.
Philips lists another mesh, CP0625/01, for the same machine and does not say how the two differ. Ask Philips which applies to your model number before ordering.
Philips UK parts and accessories listings for the HD9252, HD9285 and HD9650 families
Fat or oil collector
Oil collector for the Philips HD9650
Listed by Philips as the oil collector, 26 x 26 cm. The manual describes a fat reducer that sits in the pan under the basket; the listing does not use that name, so confirm with Philips that this is the part you mean.
You can fit this yourself: Order by the reference above. Philips's own statement for this part reads: Fits product type: HD9630; HD9650 to HD9656; HD9750; HD9760 to HD9765; HD9860 to HD9867; HD9870.
Manufacturer reference:
CP0627/01People replace it because: the non-stick coating has worn or is peeling; it is cracked, warped or broken.
Of the fat reducer, the manual says never to use the pan without it, and to lift it out with rubber-tipped tongs, not fingers, because hot fat collects underneath.
Philips lists a second oil collector, CP1182/01, with a differently worded fit statement, and does not say how the two differ.
Philips UK parts and accessories listings for the HD9252, HD9285 and HD9650 families
Fat or oil collector
Oil collector (second reference) for the Philips HD9650
An oil collector for the same position in the pan, described by Philips only as a replaceable part for the XXL Airfryer.
You can fit this yourself: Order by the reference above. Philips's own statement for this part reads: Fits product family: HD963x/2x; HD963x/9x; HD965x/2x; HD965x/9x; HD976x. Fits product type: HD975x; HD986x.
Manufacturer reference:
CP1182/01People replace it because: the non-stick coating has worn or is peeling; it is cracked, warped or broken.
Of the fat reducer, the manual says never to use the pan without it, and to lift it out with rubber-tipped tongs, not fingers, because hot fat collects underneath.
Philips lists another oil collector, CP0627/01, for the same machine and does not say how the two differ. Ask Philips which applies to your model number before ordering.
Philips UK parts and accessories listings for the HD9252, HD9285 and HD9650 families
What comes with it, and what can be bought for it
Philips lists replacement parts by reference for this family: a bottom mesh, an oil collector, a rubber foot and QuickClean baskets in four finishes, sold without the mesh. Two references exist for the mesh and two for the oil collector, and Philips does not say how each pair differs. Its listing for HD9650/99 shows the parts; its listing for HD9650/90 shows only optional accessories.
Recall and safety status
Recall status not checked
No verified recall or safety notice is currently recorded in AirfryerHQ for this appliance. That is a statement about this catalogue and not about the product: AirfryerHQ holds a small number of checked alerts and is not a copy of the UK register. Check the authority's own register before concluding that an appliance is unaffected.
The Office for Product Safety and Standards publishes the UK register of product safety alerts, reports and recalls on GOV.UK, and Electrical Safety First operates a recall checker for electrical appliances. Registering an appliance with its manufacturer is what makes a direct notification possible.
AirfryerHQ has no recall data feed and has not checked. That is not a clean bill of health — it is an absence of checking, and it is recorded as one. Check the manufacturer’s own recall page and your national product-safety register.
Finding the manual
The document read for this page is Philips Airfryer XXL HD9650 series — User Manual (PDF), retrieved on 2026-10-10. A different revision, or a booklet for another market, may not match it.
One booklet covers HD9650/90 and HD9650/99. Its food table is the most complete in this catalogue — quantity, time, temperature, shake flag and preparation note on every row. The appliance shuts off if no cooking time is set within 30 minutes, and the pan must never be used without the fat reducer or the basket in it.
About this model
A large single-drawer machine from the company that introduced the domestic air fryer. Its manual is the reference document of this catalogue: every food row carries a quantity range, a time range, a temperature, a shake flag and a preparation note, which no other manufacturer manages. Its temperatures also sit consistently lower than its competitors’ for the same foods, which is a real and unexplained difference rather than a rounding one.
Owning this machine
The questions that come after the cooking.
- Looking after itFive minutes a week and one check a month, nearly all of it about grease.
- What to clean it withIncluding which tool every manufacturer in this catalogue prohibits.
- The coating, and when a basket is finishedThe part that decides how long this appliance lasts.
- Replacing a part, and what to ask forWhere the model and serial numbers are, and why no order code appears here.
- Accessories, and whether you need themWith the verdicts first and no affiliate links anywhere.
- Repair, replace, or stop using itThe symptoms that mean stop now, and the ones that mean a part.