CLEANING YOUR CROCKERY COOKER
1.Allow the entire unit (base, ceramic pot and cover) to cool before cleaning. Set ceramic pot and cover on dry,
2.Wipe heating base and cord with a damp cloth after it has been unplugged and the base is cool.
3.Ceramic pot and cover may be washed using hot soapy water by hand or cleaned in the dishwasher. Avoid contact between pieces to prevent damage.
•Do not run cold water over hot ceramic pot or cover, as they may crack if cooled suddenly.
•Do not immerse heating base, cord, plugs or other electric parts in water or other liquid.
•Use a
HELPFUL HINTS
•The thermostat may temporarily lose calibration due to temperature changes resulting in an E01 error message on the display. Repeat the following steps to reset the unit.
1.Unplug the unit from the wall socket for approximately 10 seconds.
2.Plug the unit back into the wall socket.
3.Press the POWER button once. Within one second, press the COOK button once. The unit should now be reset.
•To extend or change cooking cycle time, press time button and scroll to new cycle time. Press Cook to initiate cycle.
•To change temperature setting, press the TEMP button at any time. Changing temp to WARM will automatically shift timer to show elapsed time. Programmable cooking is not available with WARM setting.
•The Cook button confirms your suggested settings and turns on the crockery cooker. If you fail to press the cook button, the display will beep and flash to alert you. After approximately 10 seconds, the crockery cooker will start in the displayed mode.
•The crockery cooker will automatically shut off after 20 hours of total cooking time. To disable this feature, press the COOK and TIMER buttons simultaneously when the unit is on. If the colon separating the numeric digits on the display is not flashing, the auto shutoff feature has been disabled. You will now be able to cook longer than 20 hours. Press the On/Off button to turn off the cooker.
•Some smoke and/or odor may occur upon heating due to the release of manufacturing oils – this is normal.
•Some expansion/contraction sounds may occur during heating and cooling – this is normal
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