Diagnosis
This is typically an overheating safety shutoff. The primary cause is a blocked air inlet or outlet.
How to Fix It
Check ventilation. 1. Ensure at least 4 inches of clear space on all sides, especially the back. 2. Clean the air inlet at the rear and the exhaust vent on top of the handle. Use a soft brush to remove dust and lint. 3. Confirm the basket is correctly inserted and not warped, blocking airflow.
If That Didn't Work
The internal thermostat may be faulty, triggering premature shutdown. This requires a professional diagnostic. Contact Philips support.
Heads Up
This unit lacks a 'resume' function. After an unexpected shutdown, you must restart the cooking program from the beginning.