Ninja French Door Premier FO101BL, Cyberspace

FO101BL is the FO101 in the Cyberspace colour

This listing is model FO101BL, colour Cyberspace. SharkNinja sells it as one colour option of the French Door Premier FO101, alongside Stainless Steel, Stone and Gold, and Black; selecting Cyberspace on SharkNinja's FO101 page opens a product page headed Model: FO101BL. The listing calls it 10-in-1, and that page gives a one-year limited warranty and a size of 16.53 by 15.79 by 13.48 inches.

The owner's guide on SharkNinja's support site is written for the FO100 series and lists the FO100, FO101 and FO101C; it does not name FO101BL. Everything below from the guide applies to the FO101 column of that guide, so confirm with SharkNinja if you need model-specific confirmation for the Cyberspace unit.

The Amazon details list 1800 watts, 120 volts, two racks and two rack positions, a 12-inch maximum pizza, a 450°F maximum and side vents. The box list names a 5-quart air fry basket, a sheet pan, a broil rack, a wire rack and a recipe book; the guide explains that the removable crumb tray comes already installed in the unit.

The weight figures do not agree

Amazon's details give this Cyberspace unit as 27.5 pounds in one field and 27.6 pounds in another. SharkNinja's FO101BL product page gives 22.77 pounds. Neither page explains the five-pound gap, so if weight matters for where you plan to lift or store it, ask SharkNinja or the seller before buying.

Dimensions line up more closely. SharkNinja's page says 16.53 inches long, 15.79 wide and 13.48 high; Amazon says 15.8 deep, 16.53 wide and 13.48 high. The capacity is described as 20.3 quarts in the Amazon item type field and 5 quarts in the capacity field, which matches the included air fry basket.

Placement and power: 1 inch of space and its own 15-amp outlet

The owner's guide asks for at least 1 inch above and on all sides for air circulation. It is for countertop use only, not near the counter edge, and nothing may sit on top while it runs. The Amazon details place the ventilation on the sides.

The guide says not to use an extension cord and never to use an outlet below counter level. Its FAQ says the 1800-watt oven must be on a 15-amp circuit and should be the only appliance plugged into that outlet, or the breaker may trip. After switching off, the cooling fan may keep running until the unit is below 95°F.

Before first use, the guide recommends running Air Roast at 450°F for 20 minutes with all the accessories inside and no food, to remove residues. It also carries fire and hot-surface guidance in its safety pages that is worth reading in full before first use.

Two rack levels and what each function allows

The oven has two rack positions, and the guide says a wire rack and the crumb tray must always sit under any accessory. Whole Roast, Air Roast, Bake and Reheat use the sheet pan on the wire rack at the bottom; Air Fry and Dehydrate add the basket on top of the sheet pan; Pizza goes directly on the wire rack at the bottom; Toast and Bagel use the wire rack on the top level.

Main functions, Whole Roast, Air Roast, Air Fry, Bake and Pizza, run 250 to 450°F for up to 2 hours. Reheat is 100 to 450°F for up to 2 hours, Dehydrate 100 to 200°F for up to 12 hours, and Broil only HI 450°F or LO 400°F for up to 30 minutes. The oven shuts off after 10 minutes of inactivity.

The listing and SharkNinja advertise a 90-second preheat. The guide's FAQ says that during preheating the unit will not reach the intended cooking temperature, and it may take up to 10 minutes to get there. The guide also gives two toast figures, up to 9 slices in one place and up to 6 in the Toast steps.

Cleaning: the guide contradicts the dishwasher claim

The Amazon bullets and SharkNinja's product page describe the accessories as dishwasher-safe. The owner's guide says all accessories are hand-wash recommended and not to put the sheet pan, broil rack or removable crumb tray in the dishwasher, because finishes may degrade. Its parts page marks those three hand-wash only and the basket and wire rack hand-wash recommended.

Day to day, the guide says the crumb tray must stay installed for all functions and the main unit must never be immersed. For smoke, it suggests a Toast cycle on shade 7 with the accessories removed, and it lists oils it recommends to reduce the chance of smoke.

Warranty and service

SharkNinja's FO101BL page states a one-year limited warranty. The owner's guide terms apply to the original owner, for purchases from authorized retailers, under normal household use; SharkNinja repairs or replaces at its discretion, and a replacement unit is covered for six months from receipt or the remainder of the original term, whichever is later.

Racks, pans and other wear parts are excluded, as are commercial use, misuse, unauthorized repairs and products used outside North America. Claims are made by phone with the receipt. SharkNinja pays to have the unit sent in but charges a fee, stated in the guide, for shipping the repaired or replacement unit back. The guide lists the model and serial number location as the QR code label on the base.