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Components and Features
1. Pressure Cooker Pot: Made of
high-quality, heavy-gauge, 18/10
stainless steel. All cooking takes
place in the pressure cooker pot.
2. Lid: Made of high-quality, heavy-
gauge stainless steel. The lid must be
properly locked in position in order to
build sufficient pressure for cooking.
The raised indentation on top of the
lid, located to the left of the handle,
allows you to easily align the lid to
the cutout on top of the base handle
when closing the pressure cooker
(Fig. 5)
WARNING: NEVER FORCE THE
PRESSURE COOKER OPEN
3. Pot Handle: Besides being used to
move and carry the pressure cooker,
the pot handle interlocks with the
lid handle when the lid is turned
clockwise. ( Fig. 5)
4. Lid Handle: Used to remove the lid
from the pressure cooker, the lid handle
contains important components vital
to the use of the pressure cooker.
To reduce the risk of burns or spills,
the lid and pot handle should be
positioned so that it is turned inward
towards the back of the stove, and
does not extend over adjacent surface
units or overhang over the edge of the
stove top.
5. Support Grip Handle: The support
grip handle provides greater stability
when moving or carrying the pressure
cooker.
6. Operating Valve: This operating
valve features 2 pressure settings
(positions 1 and 2), a steam release
position (with a picture of steam), and
an unlock position (picture of a circle
with a line through it) (Figures 8-9).
Note that the operating valve will not
simply turn to the unlock position.
See the Care and Cleaning section of
this manual for instructions on how to
turn the valve to the unlock position to
remove it.
Selector’s
Position
Pounds of
Pressure per
Square Inch
(psi)
Pressure level
Ø
1
2
0
0
8
15
Unlock position -
no pressure
Steam release position
- no pressure
Low
High
7. Pressure Lock: The yellow pressure
lock allows you to lock the pressure
cooker in order to build pressure when
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