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Did you expect them to come out of a hot oven, cold ?
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Did you expect them to come out of a hot oven, cold ?
You seen energy prices lately
Soldato
Send me away now!
Caporegime
Generally I'm against plastic grass, but I think he's got enough foliage around him to cover the wildlife.
Plus that dog's gonna have the trots one day and he's gonna be cleaning it for a month, and then on a nice hot sunny day he (and his entire neighbourhood) are going to realise that you can never really get the stuff properly clean and it'll stink. Like really, really stink. And it'll only happen in perfect BBQ weather.
@Azza pls think of this post when it happens
Fortunately the dog can do that on the other half of the garden in the jungle. Otherwise he'll be in the shed with the foxes.
I did mention this a few days ago but I got this a few weeks ago.
Then this turned up yesterday.
Meister Zeta CRD
Had them on my MK2.5, really decent! (see sig - should update it really as no longer have it
)Yes Mr. smarty pants, I know ovens are hot inside. Something like the AF300UK handles and some anti stick coating on the inside would have solved the problemsDid you expect them to come out of a hot oven, cold ?
Man of Honour
Good to see more Ninja air fryer goodness 
Shed update. Bought a motion activated solar LED downlight, actually came as a pair but at just over £20 I wasn't going to say no, and reviews were extremely good. impressed. opened one up to see the innards and it's such a simple design I could make this sort of thing back ins secondary school. The battery is an 18650.
And also some more storage for the DIY side of the interior:
So close to fully complete now
Shed update. Bought a motion activated solar LED downlight, actually came as a pair but at just over £20 I wasn't going to say no, and reviews were extremely good. impressed. opened one up to see the innards and it's such a simple design I could make this sort of thing back ins secondary school. The battery is an 18650.
And also some more storage for the DIY side of the interior:
So close to fully complete now
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But you bought it knowing it had no handles and then complain it has no handles
No handles was minor point. 5-10 uses and it smoking when turning it on was!But you bought it knowing it had no handles and then complain it has no handles
Anyway, new one working great so far
AF300UK, same model as mine I think. How are the heating elements looking when you take out the trays and look underneath?I bought my Ninja air fryer about 5 weeks ago and it got be one the best things i bought for a long time..
It gets used all the time..
I haven't looked at the heating elements, i have a look later
Mine the bit bigger AF400UK one.
Other than it being bigger (and a bit more expensive) the noticable improvement looks to be the handles, where there are joints at the bottom.
I hear people loading the baskets then shaking them can break the joints at the top of the handles on the AF300 as there is no joint connection at the bottom. We'll just flip food with plastic tongs
Not too much a problem as you can get replacement drawers
Interesting, the AF400 replacement drawers do not have the joint at the bottom. Your's do so must be the slightly newer improved model
Dual Zone Air Fryer Drawer | AF300UK Parts & Accessories - Ninja UK
Dual Zone Air Fryer Drawer 1 for AF300UK. Each 3.8L drawer fits up to 1kg of fries.
ninjakitchen.co.uk
Dual Zone Air Fryer Drawer 2 | AF300UK Parts & Accessories - Ninja UK
Dual Zone Air Fryer Drawer 2 for AF300UK. Each 3.8L drawer fits up to 1kg of fries.
ninjakitchen.co.uk
Dual Zone Drawer 1 for AF400 | Ninja Air Fryer Parts & Accessories
Looking for a spare or replacement Dual Zone Drawer 1 for a AF400UK?
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Dual Zone Drawer 2 for AF400 | Ninja Air Fryer Parts & Accessories
Looking for a spare or replacement Dual Zone Drawer 2 for a AF400UK?
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I never noticed this till you mentioned itInteresting, the AF400 replacement drawers do not have the joint at the bottom. Your's do so must be the slightly newer improved model
Wow, spotless!!I never noticed this till you mentioned it
Is that with no cleaning? The Mini Oven we had was discusting after a few (7 or 8) uses
Just keep it clean with a wipe over using a damp cloth
The heating elements or do you just mean the baskets?Just keep it clean with a wipe over using a damp cloth
I didnt think the heating elements were supposed to be cleaned
Yes the heating element as well
I just googled how to clean an air fryer and all the answers came back saying you also need to keep the heating element clean
For example
But there nothing about cleaning the heating element in Ninja own instructions
Correct, there's nothing at all in Ninja instruction / online about cleaning heating elements.
I called SharkNija and someone called Amanda said with regards to cleaning the heating elements "Wipe with damp cloth or nothing at all"
