An index of what fits
Every part around your air fryer, by model.
Liners, racks, pans and replacement baskets matched to official part numbers and published capacities, plus cooking basics and care as the manuals state them. Check your model number before you order a part.
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Step one
Find your model
Parts are listed by model, not by brand or capacity. Pick your family to see the official baskets, crisper plates and racks its maker lists, and what the manual says about liners and foil.
Capacities and part numbers come from each maker's own pages. Not affiliated with SharkNinja, Cosori, Instant Brands or Philips. Editorial policy
Brand / family
CapacityBefore you buy any accessory
- 01
Your exact model number. On the box, the rating label or the manual cover. Where to look
- 02
The maker's part list. A part fits when the maker lists your model for it. Ninja parts
- 03
The inside of the basket. Quarts do not give its shape, so measure. How to measure
- 04
Paper only with food on top. Moving air can lift a loose liner into the element. Foil and parchment rules
Silicone liners
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Second oven
Cooking for a holiday table
At a big meal the air fryer takes the vegetable sides, rolls and reheating while the oven holds the bird. The charts are written for one layer, so a crowd means batches, a layer rack or a second drawer.
Thanksgiving with an air fryerWill a whole turkey fit?Racks and pans
For the holiday table
Cooking basics




How to read this index
Times vary by brand; safe temperatures do not
Before you order a part, check that the maker's own parts page lists it for your model. Cooking times differ from one brand's chart to the next, but USDA FSIS sets the finish line: 165°F for poultry and leftovers, 145°F for fish.
Genuine Ninja baskets and crisper plates
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Contents
Full index- 01
Liners and paper
Parchment and silicone liners: sizes, shapes, how to measure your basket and what the manuals allow.
3 entries
- 02
Racks, pans and bakeware
Layer racks, skewer racks, cake barrels and pizza pans, sized against the basket they have to fit.
1 entry
- 03
Replacement parts
Baskets, crisper plates and trays by official part number, so a replacement actually fits your model.
1 entry
- 04
Model fit guides
Ninja, Cosori, Instant and Philips model families with capacity, official parts and what fits each one.
3 entries
- 05
Cooking basics
First use, preheating and cooking times as the Ninja, Cosori and Instant manuals publish them, with USDA safe temperatures.
4 entries
- 06
Choosing an air fryer
Basket, dual zone, toaster oven or glass: how the types differ on capacity, footprint and cleanup.
4 entries
- 07
Safety and care
Foil and parchment rules, nonstick coatings, cleaning and recalls, from manufacturer manuals and federal agencies.
3 entries
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