Air fryers are great for a multitude of reasons, but one of their most prominent selling points is their compact size. They’re small enough to fit on top of any kitchen counter, but what can you put underneath the air fryer to prevent its heat from damaging your countertop?

If you want to prepare foods with sauces, gravies, glazes, or liquids of any kind in an air fryer, you will need to place the food in a bake-safe container first. Alternatively, you can fashion a container out of aluminum foil to use as a baking container for saucy foods.

You can stack food in an air fryer and maintain optimal crisping and browning. A wire rack in the food basket will allow you to cook twice as much food per cooking cycle, but to achieve optimal browning, your food still needs to be spread out in a single layer.

Air fryers tend to make whirring and buzzing noises when they’re on. The typical air fryer will generate a 65-decibel buzz, which is about as loud as background office noises. However, the older your air fryer is, the louder it will become.

A stove and oven range will usually weigh between 100 and 300 pounds. Portable stoves will weigh as little as 2 pounds. The exact weight figure depends on the type of stove, its size, how many burners it has, and what features it comes with.

Although microwaves do not produce heat, they can raise the temperature of food and liquid to 212°F (100°C).

Yes, it is. Clay pots can be used as a cooking vessel on gas stoves, as well as on electric stoves. It’s even safe to use in your oven or on an open flame during camping.

There are multiple ways to adjust the clock setting on a GE stove. You can do so by pressing and holding the 9 and 0 buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds until you hear a beeping noise, or you can enter the time adjustment setting by pressing the set clock button on the control pad.

There are woks that are suitable for electric stoves. Such woks will have flat bottoms in order to receive the heat from flat heating coils or glass tops.

The F11 code usually means that a key on the control pad has been pressed for too long or that one or more of the keys is shorted. When it shows up, pressing keys will not do anything. To resolve this problem, cut the power to your stove, let it rest for 5 to 10 minutes, then try turning it back on.

The PF code on an electric stove stands for “power failure.” It means that your stove is not receiving adequate power, which can prevent it from performing certain functions, such as setting the clock or powering the heating elements.

To reset your Whirlpool stove, simply turn it off, disconnect it from the wall receptacle, and wait for 5 to 10 minutes before plugging the stove back in. You can also turn off the breaker to the stove and wait for up to 10 minutes before turning the power back on.