This article contains the FAQs for the DZ100 Series Ninja® Foodi® 2-Basket Air Fryer. This supports the following product SKUs DZ100, AD100A, DZ100, DZ100CCO and DZ100WM.
When a single zone is running the time or temperature can be adjusted at any time by pressing the up/down arrows.
Select the desired zone, then use the TEMP arrows to adjust the temperature or the TIME arrows to adjust the time.
Yes, both zones are self-contained with separate heating elements and fans.
Select the zone you want to pause or stop, then press the START/PAUSE. When using the Smart Finish feature, it is recommended to pause both zones to ensure synchronized finish times. To pause both zones, press the START/PAUSE.
The baskets will heat up during cooking. Use caution when handling, and place them on heat-safe surfaces only. DO NOT place the baskets on the top of the unit.
For best cooking results, use the crisper plate when you want food to come out crispy. The plate elevates the food in the basket so that air can flow under and around it to cook ingredients evenly.
Make sure the basket is fully inserted during cooking. For consistent browning, make sure ingredients are arranged in an even layer on the bottom of the bake with no overlapping. Shake basket to toss ingredients for even crispiness. Cook temperature and time can be adjusted at any time during cooking. Simply use the TEMP arrows to adjust the temperature or the TIME arrows to adjust the time.
For best results, check progress throughout cooking and remove food when desired level of brownness has been achieved. Remove food immediately after the cook time is complete to avoid overcooking.
Occasionally, the fan from the air fryer will blow lightweight foods around. Use wooden toothpicks to secure loose lightweight food, like the top slice of bread on a sandwich.
Yes, but use the proper breading technique. It is important to coat foods first with flour, then with egg, and then with bread crumbs. Press breading firmly onto the battered ingredients, so crumbs won't be blown off by the fan.
The unit uses 1690 watts of power, so it must be plugged into an outlet on a 15-amp circuit breaker. Using an outlet on a 10-amp breaker will cause the breaker to trip. It is also important that the unit be the only appliance plugged into an outlet when in use. To avoid tripping a breaker, make sure the unit is the only appliance plugged into an outlet on a 15-amp breaker.
15.63 inches (L), 13.86 inches (W), 12.4 inches (H), 17.86 (lbs), 1.55 (Cubic Feet)