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For best performance check all parts before each use. Make sure that the pressure valve
on the handle, the sliding pressure release switch, the safety valve integrated into the
lid and the rubber gasket ring are all clean and that there is nothing blocking any valve.
Position the pressure cooker on a dry, level, heat-resistant surface. It is recommended
to operate this appliance on a separate outlet and circuit from other appliances to avoid
overloading the circuit.
1.
Place the pressure cooker on a clean, dry, level, stable, and heat-resistant surface
in the center of the countertop.
2.
Prepare ingredients in advance and add them to the nonstick removable inner pot.
NEVER fill the inner pot above the MAX marking (image B). Place inner pot into the
pressure cooker.
3.
Connect the power cord to the pressure cooker and plug cord into a 120 volt wall outlet.
4.
The pressure cooker will emit a single audible tone, the entire function panel will
blink three times and then the display screen will show four dashes "- - - -".
5.
If selecting a mode that will cook under pressure, secure the pressure cooker lid.
6.
To secure the lid, align the indicator mark on the edge of the lid with the left
indicator triangle. Press down firmly so the gasket seals and rotate the handle
counterclockwise until the indicator mark on the edge of the lid is aligned with the
right indicator triangle (image E).
7.
Press the button for the desired pressure cooking mode. When a button is pressed,
there will be a single audible tone, the light on the button will blink and the display
screen will show the default cook time for the specific mode selected. Reference
the cooking chart for specific information on cooking functions, default times
and pressure settings.
8.
While the light on the button is blinking, the cook time may be adjusted by pressing
the "+" or "-" buttons. The pressure may be adjusted by pressing the "TIME/
PRESSURE" button and using the "+" or "-" buttons.
9.
After about 10 seconds of inactivity, there will be three audible tones and the
pressure cooker will begin heating. NOTE: If the lid is not on the pressure cooker,
the pressure cooker will heat but will not begin building pressure.
DELAY TIMER FEATURE: After selecting a cook mode, it is possible to delay the start
of the cooking process.
Press the DELAY TIMER button after the cook mode has been set. NOTE: the
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default delay start is 6 hours.
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The time in the display will be 6:00 and the "6" will blink.
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Use the "+" and "-" buttons to set the delay start time. The delay start time range is
10 minutes to 6 hours.
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After toggling to the desired delay start time, the display will continue blinking until
there is approximately 10 seconds of inactivity. The pressure cooker will emit three
audible tones and the delay timer will begin counting down. When the display
reaches "0:00" the cook cycle will begin.
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The DELAY TIMER feature is not suitable for all foods. NEVER leave raw meats,
raw poultry, raw fish or any dairy based recipes (milk, etc) in the pressure cooker to
cook with the DELAY TIMER setting.
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USING THE PRESSURE COOKER
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