7.Turn the Variable Temperature/Pressure Control to WARMING.
8.Plug the unit into a 120V AC wall outlet. The POWER Indicator
Light will illuminate. | 5 |
Steam | 6 |
9. Turn the Variable Temperature/ | 7 |
3 |
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Pressure Control to MAX/BROWNING.
CAUTION: Never leave your Pressure Cooker unattended at a high heat setting.
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1 | 9 |
WarmingMax/Browning
10.As soon as the pressure starts to build,
however slight, the Pressure Lift Pin will jiggle until it reaches full pressure and locks the Lid onto the Pressure Cooker Pan. Do not try to remove the Lid until the pressure has been safely released. Wait for a gentle steady flow of steam to be released from the Pressure Regulator Valve accompanied by a loud hiss: the Pressure Cooker is now at full pressure.
11.Begin timing once the high pressure is reached. Follow the recipe or Cooking Guide, allow food to cook for time specified.
NOTE: The amount of food being cooked will determine how long it takes to bring the Pressure Cooker
up to full pressure.
12.Quickly turn the Variable Temperature/ Pressure Control to 6 - 7 (see illustration) until you hear a constant hissing sound that will fluctuate as the pressure changes. Experience will teach you what setting on your Pressure Cooker to use to maintain the proper pressure.
Steam | 5 |
6 | |
3 | 7 |
| |
2 | 8 |
1 | 9 |
Warming | Max/Browning |
IMPORTANT: If the heat is too high, there is a constant very loud hissing. You MUST turn the heat down. Too much heat can result in excessive loss of cooking liquid.
13.When the food has cooked under proper pressure for the required length of time, turn the Variable Temperature/Pressure Control to WARMING and unplug the unit. The POWER Indicator Light will turn off.
14.Release pressure using either the Natural Steam Release or Quick Steam Release method, following the procedures described in the Steam Release methods section of this Use and Care Guide.
NOTE: Cooking times listed in this book are only guidelines.
Personal preferences vary; adjust cooking times accordingly.
CAUTION: Always use the Cool Touch Handles to move the Pressure Cooker Pan.
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