Chefman Air Fryer 6-in-1

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  • 12 Qt / 11.35 L capacity
  • 95-450°F / 35-232°C temperature range
  • 1700W/120V power
  • 14.4 x 12.8 x 14.7 in / 36.57 x 32.51 x 37.33 cm
  • 16 lbs / 7.25 kg weight

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Summary

An oven-style countertop air fryer with three racks, a rotisserie spit and a windowed door, built for households that want one appliance for air frying, baking, broiling, reheating and dehydrating. Before you buy, plan the spot: it needs at least 2 inches of clearance behind and beside it and must never sit on a stovetop.

Strengths

  • Three racks over upper and lower heating elements give real oven capacity.
  • A rotisserie spit with a dedicated ROTATE mode cooks a whole chicken hands-off.
  • A windowed door and an interior light let you watch food without opening it.
  • Most functions need no preheat, and the panel toggles between °F and °C.
  • The racks, pan and spit are top-rack dishwasher safe, and the door lifts off.

Weaknesses

  • No outlet has instrumented this exact model; the closest lab test found uneven frying.
  • The “14-quart” figure is total oven volume split across racks, so big batches need rack swapping.
  • Rotisserie capacity tops out at 4 lb, so a large bird will not clear.
  • It needs at least 2 in of clearance on the sides and back, which rules out tight spots.
  • Hi-Fry is a fixed 2-minute burst, not a sustained 450°F setting.
  • The touch panel, the rotisserie gear and long-term reliability are unproven.

Verified specifications

ModelRJ38-RDO-14B (14-Quart Multifunctional Air Fryer+), matte black; UPC 810170926143.
Capacity14 Qt / 13.25 L across three rack positions, not a single basket.
Temperature range90–400°F (32–204°C), with a Hi-Fry burst to 450°F (232°C) for the final 2 minutes of cycles of 5 minutes or longer.
FunctionsAir Fry, Bake, Broil, Reheat and Dehydrate, plus a ROTATE mode for the rotisserie spit.
Power1700 W at 120 V, polarized plug, short cord.
Controlscapacitive touch panel with Sound (mute), ROTATE, Oven Light, HI-FRY, START and STOP; hold the TIME|TEMP selector for 3 seconds to switch between °F and °C.
Shake reminderfires only on cycles of 5 minutes or more and only when ROTATE is off; the unit auto-sleeps after 20 minutes idle.
Preheatingnot needed for most functions; Bake preheats before its countdown starts.
Per-function defaultsAir Fry 400°F for 15 minutes, Bake 350°F, Broil 350°F for 10 minutes, Reheat 375°F for 5 minutes, Dehydrate 165°F for 6 hours (0.5–24 h).
Rotisserierated to 4 lb on the spit; Chefman recommends a 3–3.5 lb trussed chicken so it clears the cavity as it turns.
Includedthree wire cooking racks, a baking sheet/drip pan, rotisserie spit with forks and screws, and a fetch tool; the accessories are top-rack dishwasher safe.
Doorremovable at a 45° angle for cleaning; hand-wash the glass or use the top rack.
Clearanceat least 2 in behind and beside the unit, with the rear vents uncovered; never on a stovetop.
Dimensions13.9 × 13.2 × 14.5 in (W × D × H); listed weight 13.23 lb (listing-sourced, no manufacturer figure published).
Approvals and warrantycETL; California Prop 65 warning; limited 1-year warranty, nontransferable, proof of purchase required.
Full research notes and sources

How it cooks

Chefman publishes no lab test for this unit, and no outlet has instrumented it. Treat those as family signals about evenness and heat-up, not measurements of the 14-quart model.

Capacity and racks

The “14-quart” figure is the whole oven, split across three rack positions. Chefman’s own recipes spread 1–2 lb across two racks and tell you to swap positions halfway so food browns evenly. Buy it for oven-convection cooking, not for basket-crisper results.

Rotisserie

The spit is rated to 4 lb, and Chefman recommends a 3–3.5 lb trussed chicken so it clears the cavity while rotating. ROTATE is unavailable on Broil, Reheat and Dehydrate. A spit, forks and a fetch tool are in the box.

Cleaning and upkeep

There are no filters, pods or other consumables, so the running cost is electricity from a 1700 W element. The door lifts off at a 45° angle and its glass is hand-wash only; the racks, pan and spit are top-rack dishwasher safe. Chefman’s product page leaves the drip pan out of the dishwasher claim while the manual includes it, so hand-wash that pan to be safe. The manual also warns that fatty foods can produce white smoke, and that overcrowding or skipping the rack swap cooks unevenly.

Is it worth it?

Chefman lists the 14-Quart at $149.99 and Best Buy lists it at $149.99. At that level it competes with Chefman’s own 10-Quart Multifunctional Air Fryer+ at $139.99, which has real lab-test history, so the extra 4 qt buys capacity but unproven evenness. A sibling 13/14-quart model, RJ38-RDO-13P, lists at $114.99 on chefman.com. The Newegg marketplace listing at $249.99 is an outlier to ignore, and there is no parts channel beyond the racks, pan and spit.

Which model this is

This page covers the Chefman 14-Quart Multifunctional Air Fryer+, model RJ38-RDO-14B, black, UPC 810170926143. It is sold under “6-in-1” marketing even though Chefman documents five cooking functions plus a separate ROTATE mode.

Don’t confuse it with two neighbours: the 12-Quart Multifunctional Digital Air Fryer with an integrated smart thermometer, which is a different unit with a different spec sheet, and the sibling RJ38-RDO-13P. The Amazon listing for this model is ASIN B0GTBN7CS2.

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