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MODEL CKSTPCEC8801
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Manual de Instrucciones
MULTI-OLLA EXPRESS OSTER® XL
LEA TODAS LAS INSTRUCCIONES ANTES DE USAR ESTE APARATO
Instruction Manual
OSTER® XL EXPRESS MULTI-COOKER
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS APPLIANCE
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PRECAUCIONES:
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Figura 1
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COCCIÓN A PRESIÓN
La cocción a presión es una manera ideal de preparar comidas rápidas y sabrosas. La
cocción a presión es un método de cocción de alimentos en líquido (agua, caldo, vino,
etc.) en una olla de cocción sellada. La Olla Multiuso sellada retiene el vapor y aumenta
la presión, elevando la temperatura del líquido dentro de la olla por encima del punto de
ebullición. El aumento de la temperatura del líquido y el vapor da como resultado tiempos
de cocción reducidos.
El ajuste de presión ALTO es 6.5 - 10 PSI (45 kPa - 70 kPa). Es adecuado para una
amplia gama de alimentos.
El ajuste de presión BAJO es 3.3 - 6.5 PSI (23 kPa - 45 kPa). Es más adecuado para
alimentos delicados como filete de pollo, pescado y algunas verduras.
Ajuste de MANTENER CALIENTE: Cuando finalice el tiempo de cocción, la Olla Multiuso
cambiará automáticamente al ajuste de MANTENER CALIENTE para evitar la sobre
cocción y para mantener los alimentos cocinados calientes hasta que se sirva, perfecto
para familias ocupadas, para quienes andan apurados y para quienes necesitan comidas
flexibles. Esta configuración no es lo suficientemente caliente como para cocinar y sólo
debe usarse para mantener alimentos calientes y cocinados para servir.
Comidas ideales para cocinar a presión: Sopas, caldos, guisos, salsas (por ejemplo,
salsas para pasta), carne, arroz, verduras firmes (remolacha, patatas) y postres (por
ejemplo, pudin).
Capacidad: Nunca use el Método de Liberación de Presión Rápida cuando cocine
alimentos con alto contenido líquido, como guisos, caldos y sopas. Vea las instrucciones
de LIBERACIÓN DE PRESIÓN en las páginas 12-13.
VÁLVULA FLOTANTE
Cuando la Válvula Flotante esté en la posición “ARRIBA”, NO intente abrir la Tapa,
ya que la Olla Multiuso aún está bajo presión. Cuando la Válvula Flotante está en la
posición “ABAJO”, la presión se ha liberado. (Ver figura 4).
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COCCIÓN LENTA
Ajuste BAJO: Este ajuste es adecuado para cocinar a fuego lento y para cocción lenta.
El tiempo de cocción recomendado en BAJO es de 8 o más horas.
Ajuste ALTO: Este ajuste es para una cocción más rápida. Los tiempos de cocción
recomendados en ALTO son de 4 a 6 horas.
AJUSTE de MANTENER CALIENTE: Cuando finalice el tiempo de cocción, la Olla
Multiuso cambiará automáticamente al ajuste de MANTENER CALIENTE para evitar
la sobre cocción y para mantener los alimentos calientes hasta que se sirvan, perfecto
para familias ocupadas, para quienes andan apurados y para quienes necesitan comidas
flexibles. Esta configuración no es lo suficientemente caliente como para cocinar y
sólo debe usarse para mantener calientes los alimentos que ya están cocinados para
servirlos.
Nota: Cuando cocine lentamente, el nivel de llenado ideal para sus ingredientes está
entre las marcas 1/2 y 2/3. Nunca llene la olla de cocción sobre la línea MAX.
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COCCIÓN AL VAPOR
La función de VAPOR es perfecta para cocinar delicadamente al vapor pescado y
verduras. Está pre-programada para usar la configuración de cocción a ALTA presión.
Cuando cocine al vapor, utilice la Rejilla de Vapor.
Capacidad: cuando utilice la Olla Multiuso con la función de VAPOR, la capacidad
máxima de líquido debe estar justo debajo de los alambres de la rejilla, para que el
líquido no toque la comida.
Nota: La unidad no puede cocinar a presión sin líquido. Asegúrese de utilizar un mínimo
de 8 onzas (236.58 ml) de líquido dentro de la Olla de Cocción extraíble.
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DORANDO Y SALTEANDO
Los ajustes de DORAR/SELLAR y SALTEAR no cocinan bajo presión. Funcionan de
manera similar a la cocina estándar, requieren calor seco y, por lo tanto, no necesitan la
Tapa. Coloque la Olla Multiuso sobre una superficie plana y nivelada.
No use la Tapa con esta función.
DORAR/SELLAR
La función de DORAR/SELLAR está diseñada para dorar carnes (fiambres) para
cazuelas y sopas. El dorar la carne antes de cocinar a presión y cocinar lentamente
no sólo le da a su comida un gran color, sino que también sella los jugos y sabores y
mantiene la carne tierna.
SALTEADO SOFRITO
La función de SALTEAR está diseñada para saltear vegetales como cebollas,
zanahorias y apio, entre muchos otros alimentos, a menudo utilizados en ollas a presión
y en recetas de cocción lenta. El saltear las cebollas permite el proceso de caramelizar
que contribuye al sabor y al color en el plato final.
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COCCIÓN DE ARROZ
Cuando cocine arroz, utilice la función de ARROZ/GRANOS. Esta función es apropiada
para todos los tipos de arroz, incluyendo arroz blanco y/o marrón.
La función de ARROZ/GRANOS cocina bajo presión para una cocción más rápida.
Capacidad: Debido a que el arroz se expande durante la cocción, no llene la olla de
cocción por encima de la marca 1/2 cuando use la función de ARROZ/GRANOS.
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HERVIR
La función de HERVIR es perfecta para preparar comidas como pasta y huevos
escalfados. Nota: No use la Tapa con esta función.
Ajuste BAJO: Este ajuste es adecuado para hervir pequeños volúmenes de alimentos,
como desde el fondo de la olla hasta la marca de 1/3.
Ajuste ALTO: Este ajuste es adecuado para hervir grandes volúmenes de alimentos,
como entre las marcas 1/3 y 1/2. No llene la Olla de Cocción por encima de la marca 1/2
cuando use la función HERVIR a temperatura ALTA.
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MANTENIMIENTO Y LIMPIEZA
La limpieza sólo se debe realizar cuando la Olla Multiuso esté fría y desenchufada.
Deje que la Olla Multiuso se enfríe completamente antes de limpiarla. No use la Olla de
Cocción extraíble en la estufa, dentro de un horno de microondas o dentro de un horno
convencional. Use la Olla de Cocción de su Olla Multiuso sólo dentro de la Base de
Calentamiento. Lave la Junta de Sellado y la Tapa a mano con agua tibia y jabonosa.
Seque todas las partes completamente.
Olla de Cocción:
Cuando retire la Olla de Cocción de la Base de Calentamiento, siempre use las dos
manos y levántela directamente hacia arriba. De lo contrario, podría rayarse la parte
exterior de la Olla de Cocción (ver figura 6).
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Cubierta de la Válvula de
liberación de Vapor
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Válvula Flotante
Presione suavemente la válvula hacia arriba y hacia abajo 2-3 veces y asegúrese de que
esté libre de residuos antes de comenzar a usar la Olla Multiuso.
Clavija de Bloqueo de la Tapa
Presione suavemente el pasador y asegúrese de que esté limpio de cualquier suciedad
antes de comenzar a usar la Olla Multiuso.
Nota:
1. La condensación puede acumularse dentro de la Base de Calentamiento debajo de
la Olla de Cocción extraíble. Esto es normal. Permita que se enfríe y luego seque
con un paño de cocina.
2. Siempre asegúrese de que cada componente (olla, válvulas, empaque, etc.) esté
completamente seco antes de volver a colocarlo en la Olla Multiuso.
3. Este electrodoméstico no tiene piezas que deban ser reparadas por el usuario.
Todo servicio que se extienda más allá de las instrucciones descritas en la sección
de limpieza, solo debe ser realizado por un representante de servicio autorizado.
Consulte la sección de garantía.
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When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be followed to
reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, and/or injury to persons including the following:
1. Read all instructions before using this product.
2. This appliance cooks under pressure when using pressure cooking functions.
Improper use may result in scalding injury. Make certain unit is properly closed before
operating. See Operating Instructions.
3. This appliance generates heat during use. Do not touch hot surfaces. Use handles or
knobs.
4. Do not fill the unit over maximum fill line at 2/3 full. When cooking foods that expand
during cooking such as rice, beans, potatoes or dried vegetables, do not fill the
unit beyond the recommended level at 1/2 full. Over filling may cause a risk of
clogging the valves and developing excess pressure. Follow all cooking and recipe
instructions.
5. Always check the pressure release devices for clogging before use. Clean as
necessary.
6. Place the Multi-Cooker so that the Steam Release Valve is positioned away from the
body.
7. Never place any part of the body, including face, hands, and arms over the Steam
Release Valve. Steam can result in serious burns.
8. Do not operate the Multi-Cooker without food or liquid in the Cooking Pot.
9. To prevent risk of injury due to excessive pressure, replace Lid Sealing Gasket only
as recommended by the manufacturer. See Care and Cleaning instructions.
10. Do not use the Lid to carry the Multi-Cooker.
11. Do not move or cover the Multi-Cooker while it is in operation.
12. After pressure cooking, do not open the Multi-Cooker until the unit has cooled,
all internal pressure has been released, and the Bobber Valve has dropped
completely. If the Lid is difficult to remove, this indicates that the cooker is
still pressurized - do not force it open. Any pressure in the cooker can be
hazardous. See Releasing Pressure Instructions.
13. Be careful when lifting and removing Lid after cooking. Always tilt the Lid away from
you as steam is hot and can result in serious burns. Never place face over the Multi-
Cooker.
14. Do not use this pressure cooker for pressure frying with oil.
15. To protect against electric shock, do not place or immerse cord, plugs, or appliance in
water or other liquid.
16. Do not use the Cooking Pot for food storage or place in the freezer.
17. To prevent damage to the Multi-Cooker do not use alkaline cleaning agents when
cleaning. Use a soft cloth and a mild detergent.
18. This appliance is NOT to be used by children or by persons with reduced physical,
sensory, or mental capabilities.
19. Close supervision is necessary when any appliance is used near children. Children
should not play with the appliance.
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A short Power Cord is used to reduce the risk resulting from being grabbed by children,
becoming entangled, or tripping over a longer cord.
NOTICES:
1. Some countertop and table surfaces are not designed to withstand the prolonged
heat generated by certain appliances. Do not set the heated Multi-Cooker on a
finished wood table. We recommend placing a hot pad or trivet under your Multi-
Cooker to prevent possible damage to the surface.
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GETTING STARTED
(NOTE: The Multi-Cooker beeps as each button is pressed.)
1. Add desired ingredients to Cooking Pot. Place Lid on top of Multi-Cooker and align
with . To lock, twist counterclockwise, aligning with .
2. Turn the Steam Release Valve to the “Seal” position if pressure cooking. The
Steam Release Valve should be open when using the SLOW COOK and YOGURT
functions. Do not place the Lid on when using BROWN/SEAR, SAUTÉ, SIMMER, or
BOIL.
3. Plug provided Power Cord into the Power Cord Port of the Multi-Cooker.
4. Plug other end of the Power Cord into a wall power outlet.
5. Select the cooking function you would like to use.
6. The START/STOP button and the time on the screen will flash.
7. Select the desired cook time by using the + and - buttons. Select the desired
temperature or pressure using the TEMP/PRESSURE button, if applicable (see the
Cooking Guide chart on page 13 for time and temperature recommendations).
8. Press the START/STOP button. For pressure cooking functions, the word “HEAT”
will appear on the Display Screen during preheating time. Once the Multi-Cooker is
preheated, the selected cooking time will appear on Display Screen.
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PRESSURE COOKING
Pressure cooking is an ideal way to create quick, flavorful meals. Pressure cooking is a
method of cooking food in liquid (water, stock, wine, etc.) in a sealed Cooking Pot. The
sealed Multi-Cooker retains steam and builds pressure, raising the temperature of the
liquid inside the pot above boiling point. The increased temperature of the liquid and the
steam results in reduced cooking times.
HIGH Pressure Setting is 6.5 - 10 PSI (45 - 70 kPa). It is suitable for a wide range of
foods.
LOW Pressure Setting is 3.3 - 6.5 PSI (23 - 45 kPa). It is more suited to delicate foods
like chicken fillet, fish and some vegetables.
KEEP WARM Setting: When cooking time is completed, the Multi-Cooker automatically
switches to the KEEP WARM setting to prevent overcooking and to keep your cooked
food warm until serving - perfect for busy families, those on the run and those who need
flexible meal times. This setting is not hot enough to cook and should only be used to
keep warm, cooked food for serving.
Ideal Meals to Pressure Cook: Soups, stocks, casseroles, sauces (e.g., pasta sauces),
meat, rice, firm vegetables (beetroot, potatoes) and desserts (e.g., pudding).
Capacity: Never fill the Cooking Pot above the MAX line. Foods that expand during
cooking should never go above the 1/2 mark. The Multi-Cooker cannot pressure cook
without liquid. Ensure a minimum of 8oz of liquid is used inside the removable Cooking
Pot.
CAUTION: Never use the Quick Pressure Release Method when cooking foods high in
liquid content, such as casseroles, stocks and soups. See RELEASING PRESSURE
instructions on pages 10-11.
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SLOW COOKING
LOW Setting: This is suitable for simmering and slow cooking. Recommended cooking
time in LOW is for 8 or more hours.
HIGH Setting: This is for faster cooking. Recommended cooking times in HIGH are from
4 to 6 hours.
KEEP WARM Setting: When cooking time is completed, the Multi-Cooker automatically
switches to the KEEP WARM setting to prevent overcooking and to keep your cooked
food warm until serving - perfect for busy families, those on the run and those who need
flexible meal times. This setting is not hot enough to cook and should only be used to
keep hot, cooked food warm for serving.
Note: When slow cooking, the ideal fill level for your ingredients is between the 1/2 and
2/3 marks. Never fill the Cooking Pot above the MAX line.
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STEAMING
The STEAM function is perfect for gently steaming fish and vegetables. It is pre-
programmed to use the HIGH pressure cooking setting. When steaming, use the
Steaming Rack.
Capacity: When the Multi-Cooker is used with the STEAM function, the maximum
capacity of liquid should be just under the rack wires, so that the liquid is not touching the
food.
Note: The unit cannot pressure cook without liquid. Ensure a minimum of 8oz of liquid is
used inside the removable Cooking Pot.
STEAMING CHART
Food Amount Amount of Pre-prep Cooking Time
water
Vegetables
Asparagus 1 lb 2 cups Whole/trimmed 4 - 5 minutes
Broccoli 1 bunch 2 cups 2-inch florets 2 - 3 minutes
Baby carrots or 1 ½ 1 lb 2 cups Peeled and trimmed 2 - 3 minutes
inch pieces
Cauliflower 1 medium 2 cups 2-inch pieces 2 - 3 minutes
head
Corn on the cob 4 2 cups 6-inches 3 - 5 minutes
Green beans 1 lb 2 cups Whole/trimmed 2 - 3 minutes
Snow peas 1 lb 2 cups Whole/trimmed 1 - 3 minutes
White or Yukon Gold 12 ounces 2 cups Quartered 7 - 9 minutes
potatoes
Sweet Potatoes 12 ounces 2 cups Cut in 1 ½-inch pieces 7 - 9 minutes
Yellow squash or 1 lb 2 cups Thickly sliced 6 - 8 minutes
zucchini
Poultry
Eggs 8 2 cups Whole in shell 6 - 9 minutes
Fish
Lobster tails Large 2 cups In shell 3 - 4 minutes
Large Shrimp 1 lb 2 cups Peeled and deveined 1 - 3 minutes
Salmon 1 lb 2 cups Cut in serving size pieces 3 - 5 minutes
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BROWN/SEAR
The BROWN/SEAR function is designed to brown (sear) meats for casseroles and
soups. Browning meat prior to pressure cooking and slow cooking not only gives your
food great color, but it also seals in the juices and flavors and keeps the meat tender.
SAUTÉ
The SAUTÉ function is designed to sauté onions and mirepoix (mixture of chopped
onion, carrot, and celery), among many other foods, often used in pressure cooker and
slow cooker recipes. Sautéing onions allows caramelization which contributes to the
flavor and color in the end dish.
RICE COOKING
When cooking rice, use the RICE/GRAINS function. This is suitable for all types of rice,
including white and/or brown rice.
The RICE/GRAINS function cooks under pressure for faster cooking.
Capacity: Since rice expands during cooking, do not fill Cooking Pot above the 1/2 mark
when using the RICE/GRAINS function.
BOIL
The BOIL function is perfect for preparing meals like pasta and poached eggs. Note: Do
not use the Lid with this function.
LOW setting: This is suitable for boiling low volumes of food, such as from the bottom of
the Cooking Pot to the 1/3 mark.
HIGH setting: This is suitable for boiling higher volumes of food, such as between the
1/3 to 1/2 marks. Do not fill the Cooking Pot above the 1/2 mark when using the BOIL
function on HIGH temperature.
SIMMER
Thicken sauces and make gravies at the end of cooking using the SIMMER function.
LOW setting: This is suitable for simmering low volumes of food, such as between the
bottom of the Cooking Pot and the 1/3 mark.
HIGH setting: This is suitable for simmering higher volumes of food, such as between the
1/3 and 1/2 marks in the Cooking Pot.
To thicken a dish as the end of cooking, use the SIMMER function and stir a small
amount of corn flour with water. Allow to simmer, stirring until thickened.
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TO CHANGE A SETTING
It’s easy to switch functions during cooking.
Press the START/STOP button and then select the new desired cooking function. A new
timer will flash on the Display Screen, and the selected function will also flash. Select the
desired time, pressure, and/or temperature. Press the START/STOP button and the new
function will begin preheating.
To Change the Cooking Time:
You can change the cooking time before cooking begins by pressing the + and - buttons
before pressing START/STOP. Press and release to change slowly. Press and hold to
change time quickly. If you pass the desired temperature or time, press the opposite
button.
To Change the Temperature and Pressure:
You can change the temperature or pressure on certain pre-set functions before cooking
begins by pressing the TEMP/PRESSURE button before pressing START/STOP. The
Display Screen will illuminate TEMP or PRESSURE, depending on which setting is being
adjusted. The temperature may only be adjusted on the SLOW COOK, YOGURT, BOIL,
SIMMER, SAUTÉ and BROWN/SEAR functions (see the Cooking Guide on page 13 for
available adjustments).
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Bobber Valve
Gently press the valve up and down 2-3 times and ensure it is clear from debris before
you begin using the Multi-Cooker.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Subject Question Solution
Power My Multi-Cooker will not Make sure outlet is functioning properly.
turn on
Check that the Multi-Cooker is plugged in.
Call Customer Service at 1-800-323-9519.
Doneness of My food was undercooked Make sure you selected the proper cooking setting.
food
Make sure the Lid is properly placed and locked, and that
Steam Release Valve in “Seal” (closed) position.
Check the recipe to see that the proper pressure, temperature,
and time selection were made.
Be sure the power was not interrupted.
Make sure the Cooking Pot has enough liquid to create desired
steam and build pressure. Minimum of 8oz of liquid should be
used when pressure cooking. Never fill over the “MAX” line.
My food was overcooked Check that the proper pressure, temperature, and time were selected.
Programming Can I set a time for the Because sautéing and searing are functions that generally
Brown/Sear or Sauté require your full attention this may not be necessary. However,
programs? if desired a time can be selected.
Can I change the Yes, to change the cooking function, press START/STOP
cooking function, time or and select a new cooking function. Change the time and
temperature once the food temperature as required for the food. Press START/STOP
is cooking? again. The time and temperature can be changed at any time.
Cooking Can the Cooking Pot and The Cooking Pot and Lid are not oven safe. Neither can be
Lid be used on top of the used on the stove or in the oven.
stove or in the oven?
I stopped the cooking If a cooking cycle is stopped and a new one is started, the
process and changed Multi-Cooker may display “HEAT” until the new pressure is
pressure settings, and achieved.
now the Multi-Cooker is
preheating again.
Steam Steam is leaking out of • It is normal for a small amount of steam to come out of the
the Multi-Cooker Bobber Valve before the Multi-Cooker is pressurized.
• If steam is coming out from the perimeter of the Lid, the Lid
has not been closed and locked completely.
Lid I am having trouble There is a safety feature to keep Lid from being removed
removing the Lid. while the Multi-Cooker is under pressure. Please make sure
to de-pressurize the unit by rotating the Steam Release Valve
into the “Release” (open) position. Refer to Releasing Pressure
section for further instructions.
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“CLOSE LID” Ensure that the Lid is closed completely and in the LOCKED position, aligning with
blinking light .
Display “E1” The Multi-Cooker will stop the cooking cycle. Unplug Multi-Cooker and contact customer
service center at 1-800-323-9519.
Display “E2” The Multi-Cooker will stop the cooking cycle. Unplug Multi-Cooker and contact customer
service center at 1-800-323-9519.
Display “E3” If you receive this code while using one of the pressure cooking settings, then the lid
probably did not close or seal correctly. To resolve, follow the steps below:
1. Rotate the Steam Release Valve to the “Release” position and wait for the unit to
de-pressurize.
2. Take off the lid and look underneath to make sure the Sealing Gasket (large rubber
ring) is properly secured to the underside of the lid.
3. If your recipe looks like it may need more liquid now that you have released some of
the steam after removing the lid, then add more, stir your ingredients, and reattach the
lid, making sure the Steam Release Valve is in the “Seal” position.
4. Unplug the unit for at least 5 seconds, and then re-plug it in and re-program your cook
settings to begin cooking.
Display “E5” This code appears when either the lid or Steam Release Valve is being used incorrectly
for a non-pressure cook setting. Please note that the lid should never be used when using
the Brown/Sear, Sauté, Simmer or Boil settings. When using the lid during the Slow Cook
or Yogurt settings, the Steam Release Valve must be turned to the open or “Release”
position. If you receive the E5 Notification during any of these situations, then simply
remove the lid while using Brown/Sear, Sauté, Boil, and Simmer, or correctly position
Steam Release Valve to “Release” while using Slow Cooking or Yogurt, and then unplug
the unit for at least 5 seconds, re-plug it in and re-program your cook settings to begin
cooking.
Display “E6” If you receive this code while cooking, it means that the Express Crock was unable to
generate enough steam to pressurize completely. To resolve, follow the steps below:
1. Make sure that the Steam Release Valve is turned to the closed or “Seal” position. If it
was not in the correct position, then rotate it to the correct position and jump to step 3
below.
2. If the Steam Release Valve was in the correct position, then turn it to the “Release”
position and wait for the unit to de-pressurize. Then remove the lid and look
underneath it to make sure the Sealing Gasket (large rubber ring) is properly secured
to the underside of the lid.
3. Add another cup of liquid (water, broth, etc) to the cooking pot, stir your ingredients,
and reattach the lid, making sure the Steam Release Valve is in the “Seal” position.
4. Unplug the unit for at least 5 seconds, and then re-plug it in and re-program your cook
settings to begin cooking.
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