still be energized, even when the appliance is switched off. Although this does not mean that every plugged-in appliance is inherently dangerous, electrical faults, damaged components, overheating, or accumulated food debris can create a fire hazard.
1. Electrical or Component Failures
Damaged wiring, defective components, or manufacturing faults can cause short circuits, overheating, or electrical arcing.
2. Damaged Cords and Plugs
Frayed cords, loose plugs, or damaged insulation can increase the risk of electrical shock, overheating, or fire.
3. Grease, Food, and Crumb Accumulation
Food particles, grease, and crumbs can
