Questions about Philips Airfryer HD9252/91

Could be the capacity

Yes, this device is designed for use in Switzerland, as it is the CH version. It is fitted with a socket adapted to Swiss standards and is compatible with local standards.

Nope, just use the buttons.

This air fryer has all the advantages of more expensive models, the only disadvantages are (in my opinion) * Basket size: the 4.1 litre capacity could be a little small for larger families or for preparing larger portions. * Touch operation could sometimes react a little faster

Yes, this appliance has a timer function. You can set the cooking time up to 60 minutes in advance and there is an automatic switch-off with a signal tone when the dish is ready.

Unproblematic - I have also cooked recipes with additions

The main difference between the HD9252/91 and HD9252/90 models of the Philips Airfryer lies mainly in the following aspects: - Regional version: The HD9252/91 model is specifically designed for the Swiss market (CH version), while the HD9252/90 model is intended for other regions such as India or more general markets. - No significant technical differences: Both models have similar technical specifications, such as Rapid Air Technology, a capacity of 4.1 litres, 1400 watts of power and touch operation with preset programmes. - Additional functions and compatibility: There are no known additional functions or differences in functionality between the two models, but the CH version may have specific adaptations for the Swiss market, such as local safety standards or language settings. Overall, the technical and functional differences between the two models are minimal and mainly limited to regional customisations.

Yes, the Philips Airfryer HD9252/91 manual is available in French. You can consult it free of charge on the Philips website or on user manual websites.

Yes, the Philips Airfryer HD9252/91 can also be used to dehydrate fruit. This model offers several cooking functions, including dehydration, as well as frying, baking, grilling, roasting, toasting, defrosting and reheating.

Hello mariekr07, I have also bought the HD9925/01 back kit. So far I am absolutely satisfied, it works perfectly.

Thank you for your advice. The product name itself is correct, as Philips itself declares the product as "Essential". However, we have asked the responsible department whether the "L" can still be added.

Si plug Switzerland

It's not that big, but we are 2 people, so it's ok. e.g. one portion of the Coop goes in. For the 2 of us, I have to bake 2 portions for 24 minutes.

Exactly, that's the conclusion I came to.

Does not have to be dry. The basket has a sieve at the bottom (as with all Airfryers) so that the air can flow. Underneath is the outer basket, which catches what drips through. So if it's not too runny, you can put things directly in there. For example, marinated meat is no problem. If it is very "wet", we recommend buying the "Philips Airfryer Baking Master Kit", with which you can even make soup in the Airfryer. You can also put aluminium foil in the basket or a heatproof dish.

Yes, it's possible. :)

You will need the professional baking kit HD9925/01. Unfortunately, we do not stock this product.

We only have one offer for the HD9252/91, could it be that you've got the wrong number?