Bosch
A built-in oven manufacturer whose current ovens offer Air Fry as a named heating function with its own rules. AirfryerHQ has no affiliation with the company.
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About the company
Bosch is in this catalogue for the same reason Panasonic is: it proves the scope argument rather than illustrating it. On the oven read here, Air Fry is a heating type with its own temperature span, its own accessory, its own settings table and its own list of operating rules — including instructions that contradict what most air-fryer content assumes, such as not preheating and not using greaseproof paper.
Also trading as: BSH Hausgeräte GmbH
Model numbering
Built-in oven identifiers carry an HBG, HBN or similar prefix with a trailing variant digit. Documentation is shared across European markets and published on the manufacturer's own document server.
Finding your manual
Instruction manuals are published as PDFs on media3.bosch-home.com, indexed by an internal document number rather than by model, so the model's own support page is the reliable way in. The sibling Neff manual checked alongside this one contains no air-fry function at all, so presence of the mode must be confirmed per model rather than assumed by brand.
AirfryerHQ does not host or reproduce manufacturer documentation, and does not link to support pages whose addresses we have not confirmed. A broken confident link is worse than an accurate instruction.
Models we hold
- Bosch built-in oven HBG934B.1 with Air Fry — A built-in oven where Air Fry is a named heating function spanning 30–300°C, with its own accessory and its own rules — including do not preheat and do not use greaseproof paper.