Why does my Ninja Foodi SMART XL BG550CO Grill trip the circuit breaker?
The Ninja Grill uses 1760 watts of power and needs to be plugged into an outlet on a 15-amp circuit breaker. A 10-amp breaker will trip. Also, ensure the grill is the only appliance plugged into the outlet during use.
What does 'Add Food' mean on my Ninja Grill?
When “Add Food” appears on the Ninja Grill's control panel, it means the unit has finished preheating and you can now add your ingredients.
What does 'Plug In' mean on my Ninja Foodi SMART XL BG550CO Grill display?
If the Ninja Grill displays “Plug In”, it indicates that the thermometer isn't properly connected to the jack on the control panel's right side. Ensure the thermometer is plugged in until you hear a click before proceeding.
What does 'PRBE ERR' mean on my Ninja Foodi SMART XL BG550CO Grill?
When “PRBE ERR” appears on the Ninja Grill display, it means the unit timed out because the food didn't reach the set internal temperature in time. The unit has time limits at specific temperatures as a safety measure.
What to do if my Ninja Foodi SMART XL BG550CO says 'Shut Lid'?
Details on buttons like Grill, Air Crisp, Roast, Bake, Dehydrate, Reheat, Manual, and Preset.
Explains the function of Power, Start/Stop, and arrow buttons for temperature and time adjustment.
Instructions for initial setup including removing packaging and cleaning accessories.
Guidance on how to install and remove the splatter shield to keep the heating element clean.
Recommended temperature settings for various ingredients when using the Grill function.
Tips for grilling multiple batches, including fat removal and splatter shield cleaning.
Instructions for using the thermometer, including plugging it in and selecting presets.
Detailed instructions and illustrations for correctly inserting the thermometer into different food types.
Guidance on using the thermometer for multiple proteins or proteins of different sizes/types.
Step-by-step guide for using the Grill function, including preheating and adding food.
Instructions for using the Air Crisp function, including preheating and shaking ingredients.
Guide for using the Roast function, including temperature and time settings.
Instructions for using the Bake function, including temperature and time settings.
Steps for using the Dehydrate function, including temperature and time adjustments.
Instructions for using the Reheat function to warm up leftovers.
Explanation of common messages like 'Add Food', 'Shut Lid', and error codes.
Addresses common problems like over/undercooked food, smoke, and burned food.
Guidance on circuit breaker tripping and power requirements for the unit.
Details on what the warranty covers, including repairs or replacements for defects.
Exclusions from warranty coverage, such as normal wear and tear or commercial use.
Instructions on how to obtain service or support for the product.
Steps to follow to start a warranty claim, including required information.
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