Questions about Ninja AF400EU Foodi MAX Dual Zone

If ordered immediately, the item is expected to be delivered between Thu. 2.3. and Thu. 6.4. (no guarantee).

No, 2 grids are included, one for each compartment.

Power adapter supplied

Neither, luckily I still had one in stock.

It is a German plug with 3-pin adapter. Normal 220v

sadly no- we do not have this problem

I don't think you need such a big appliance if you are on your own.there are four of us in the family, that's why I bought something like this. Placing it in the freezer shouldn't be a problem, it doesn't get hot all round. But if you want to enjoy side dishes and meat at the same time, it's worth buying an appliance with 2 drawers. Unless you have a grill or oven, or do it in a pan. I hope I have been able to help you.

The Ninja Foodi MAX Dual Zone AF400EU and AF451EU hot air fryers are almost identical. The AF451EU model is also equipped with a digital frying thermometer.

Unfortunately, we do not have a specific date when the item will be back in stock. What I can tell you is that we are expecting a delivery of this fryer.🫡

Unfortunately that's often the case here (Digitec has Daily Pricing and changes in price can happen very quickly).

Unfortunately, we currently have no data on the item. Thus, we cannot say when or if we will be able to offer this.

An unnecessary question if you know your rights as a customer. ;-) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Digitec (or any other Swiss dealer) is obliged to deliver electrical devices with a Swiss plug. If the device comes with a foreign plug, a suitable replacement cable should be supplied if the power cable is pluggable or alternatively, if the power cable is firmly connected, a suitable adapter should be supplied. If the device comes without a suitable plug, complain to customer service and insist on a cable or adapter, free of charge. Infos Digitec --> https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/en-us/articles/4402084170386-Missing-Adapter #1 --> https://www.esti.admin.ch/de/themen/faq/elektrische-erzeugnisse-marktueberwachung/

Since power = voltage * current (P = U * I), a fuse over 10 amperes could only deliver 2300 watts. Conclusion: it will be tight, rather not!