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Summary of Contents for Misaca Pressure Cooker
- Page 1 Pressure Cooker Instruction Manual - Read in full and retain for future use...
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Page 2: Customer Support
MICASA branded product provides an affordable range of well presented and elegant home ware and appliances. Products which are ranged and selected are chosen to suit your contemporary lifestyle and cater for your home ware needs today. MICASA aims to provide products which are fashionable, affordable, and reliable to meet your home ware demands. -
Page 3: Before First Use
• Features ü Large 8 Litre capacity ü 80kPa Working pressure ü 130-180kPa safety pressure (I) ü 200-300kPa safety pressure (II) ü Suitable for use on Electric, Gas, Ceramic and Induction cook tops. • Before first use Warning! Before using this appliance please read and fully understand the safety directions in this manual. -
Page 4: Product Description
• Product Description 1. Main Body 7. Pressure Indicator 2. Handle 8. Lid 3. Silicone Ring 9. Locking Handle 4. Safety Valve 10. Pressure setting and release valve 5. Locking Clamp 11. Vent 6. Lid handle Safety Seal Feature There is also a safety backup feature located on the side of the lid that is visible when the lid is locked. You will see a small portion of the seal. - Page 5 • Pressure control system Use heat proof gloves or mittens when using the pressure release valve. Hot steam may cause burns. The pressure setting and release valve (10) system is designed to set the appliance pressure options. You can set to full steam release, pressure level 1 or pressure level 2. In the O position the valve control knob can be released for cleaning.
- Page 6 ü Set the pressure selection system to (LOW) or (HIGH) as desired. High pressure cooking is suited to most food items. Low pressure cooking is suited to delicate type food items like chicken, fish and vegetables. ü Select high heat on the cooking element. Warning! When using GAS do not allow the flames to rise above the base of the cooking base.
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Page 7: Pressure Release
• Pressure Indicator valve When the internal pressure rises sufficiently the indicator valve will rise slightly showing a WHITE line to indicate that the correct pressure has been reached. Should a RED line be visible lower the heat immediately. If the RED indicator remains switch off cooker as it has overheated. Allow to cool and lower the temperature of the heat setting used. - Page 8 • Safety Warning! No liability can be accepted for any damage caused by non compliance with these instructions or any other improper use or mishandling. Warning! Children This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning safe use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
- Page 9 Can I cook everything in my pressure cooker? No. Some foods such as certain pasta foods, macaroni, spaghetti, noodles, oatmeal, cranberries, cereals and some puréed fruits which tend to foam, froth and splatter, cannot be cooked in a pressure cooker. The residue...
- Page 10 How does it save power? The pressure cooker uses energy to bring it up to the required pressure and after that it’s simply a matter of turning down the element low enough to just maintain that pressure. This, combined with a shorter cooking time, makes pressure cookers more energy efficient than other cooking methods.
- Page 11 Retain your receipt as proof of purchase. If for any reason the appliance does not function correctly or shows signs of damage please stop using immediately and return it immediately to the retailer or contact the help line. This product is covered by a 12 month warranty. Refer to the retailers conditions of warranty. This warranty does not exclude any obligations to the consumer covered by the NZ Consumers guarantee act.
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