Wolfgang Puck BDRCRS007 manual Removing the Detachable Lid Attaching the Detachable Lid

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Removing the Detachable Lid

Attaching the Detachable Lid

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1To remove the Detachable Lid, first remove the Condensation Collector located under the Lid hinge by pulling it away from the Steamer/Rice Cooker Housing. See Figure 1.

2Remove the Detachable Lid by pushing the Detachable Lid Stem in while lifting the lid straight up. See Figures 2 and 3.

3Do not attempt to remove the Inner Lid or silicone gasket. See Figure 5. Do not place the Removable Lid in the dishwasher. Simply wash the Inner Lid with warm soapy water and rinse thoroughly.

4If needed, the Condensation Valve can be removed in order to rinse the steam vent. To remove the inner condensation valve, turn it counter-clockwise and lift straight up. See Figure 3.

Inner Lid

Silicone Gasket

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1To attach the Detachable Lid, slide the Lid Stem into the Lid Stem Receptacle on the Steamer/Rice Cooker Housing. Push straight down until the Lid clicks

in place.

CAUTION: Ensure that your Lid Stem is locked in place by attempting to

remove it by pulling straight up. A

Figure 1Serious burn injury can occur if you try to move your Steamer/Rice Cooker without the Lid locked into place.

2Replace the Condensation Collector by pressing straight in over the Lid Stem until snaps into place.

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Placing the Steaming Trays

Your Wolfgang Puck Steamer / Rice Cooker comes with 3 steaming trays, two with side handles that stack on top of the Rice Cooker, and one internal tray with no side handles that will nest directly inside the Rice Cooker Pot. Simply place the Inner Rice Cooker Pot inside the rice cooker, and add 1 cup of water per steaming tray used. Take the Inner Steaming Tray (see Figure 3) and nest it

Figure 3inside the Rice Cooker Pot. Then place the desired number of external trays on top (see Figure 4) followed by the Glass Lid.

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