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4.1. Closing the pressure cooker

Before closing the pressure cooker, 

please check all safety 

devices, making sure that the pressure and safety 
valve are not obstructed and that the rubber ring is 
correctly placed in the border of the cover. 

Place the cover on the body so that the mark (on the cover) is 
opposite the grooved handle on the bottom side handle. With 
your right hand, press lightly on the cover and with your left 

hand, turn the top side handle horizontally towards the right until they match and you can move 
no further. Now pull the switch towards the centre of the casserole, in closed position. 

Pressure shall not rise until the cover is correctly closed!

4.2. Opening the pressure cooker

• With the switch in open position, turn the top side handle towards the left. Lift the cover up 

when the mark (on the cover) is opposite the grooved handle on the bottom side handle. 

• Shake the pressure cooker before removing the cover, to remove possible hot spots or depres

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sions which might have been created inside. 

Never touch the cover handle when the 

pressure cooker hasn’t cooled down yet!

4.3. Cooking under pressure

Preparation:

It is essential to add a minimum of water or another liquid so that steam can be produced. But 

never fill it beyond 2/3 of the maximum capacity! When cooking food, which produces foam 
or expands, do not fill the cooker beyond 1/2 of the maximum capacity. This is recommended 

when cooking soups, vegetables, chickpeas, etc. Avoid total evaporation of the liquid!
Close the lid properly following the instructions in point 4.1. and make on the pressure valve 
(6) your choice about the cooking level I (low pressure) or level II (high pressure). The cooking 
time table further in this manual can help you with your choice.

Cooking:

Place the pressure cooker on the heat source. When gas is used for cooking under pressure, the 

flame should be controlled from the beginning, to prevent it from extending beyond the base of 

the pressure cooker. Therefore, it is important to make sure that the pressure cooker is centred 

over the gas flame, thereby saving energy and preventing the handles and rubber ring from 

being burnt.
If the lid was properly closed, the safety valve (7) will rise in the safety opening after short time. 
It will close off the pressure cooker, so the inside  pressure can be built up.

Summary of Contents for 24-6L-B

Page 1: ...w Z E N O ...

Page 2: ...Art 1104302 Model No 24 6L B Art 1104303 Model No 24 8L B ...

Page 3: ... looking and resourceful Please read this manual thoroughly Inside you will find the necessary technical specifications practical advice precautions information concerning cleaning and maintenance The time you will spend reading this manual will surely be worth the effort The right care for your purchase will eventually lead to years of pleasure 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION The Zeno pressure cooker has b...

Page 4: ...age it Do not fill the pressure cooker beyond 2 3 of its capacity When cooking food which produces foam or expands vegetables rice pasta do not fill the cooker beyond 1 2 of the maximum capacity After cooking meat with a skin e g beef tongue or chicken which may swell under the effect of pressure make sure that you do not puncture the meat while the skin is swollen to prevent scalds When cooking d...

Page 5: ...he switch properly locked safety device for overpressure when the normal working pressure of 80 kpa is exceeded too much a pressure valve located in the right side handle regulates the inside pressure and releases steam A safety valve located inside the left side handle prevents any overpressure from further rising An automatic steam release system is activated when the pressure inside exceeds 160...

Page 6: ...ressure cooker hasn t cooled down yet 4 3 Cooking under pressure Preparation It is essential to add a minimum of water or another liquid so that steam can be produced But never fill it beyond 2 3 of the maximum capacity When cooking food which produces foam or expands do not fill the cooker beyond 1 2 of the maximum capacity This is recommended when cooking soups vegetables chickpeas etc Avoid tot...

Page 7: ...elease the steam as described by releasing the steam by setting the 3 steps pressure valve 6 on the steam logo But let the pressure cooker cool down by itself or cool down carefully with cold running tab water Position the pressure cooker straight in the sink and let run cold tab water over the closed cover until the safety valve 7 drops down before opening the cover Do not attempt to open the coo...

Page 8: ...oaming or expanding food is used in combination with too high liquid volume too high cooking level II instead of I cooling down not done according special instruction for foaming or expanding food as mentioned in point 4 3 Cooking under pressure open the pressure cooker Do not attempt to modify any of the parts or do not attempt to assemble them in any other way than indicated Only use manufacture...

Page 9: ...a long period of time please clean and keep it dry It is also important to prevent the body and cover from banging into each other to avoid deformation 7 COOKING TIPS Dried vegetables such as chickpeas beans should soak in water before cooking them It is not necessary to defrost frozen vegetables or small fish For large fish or frozen meat slightly increase the cooking time Soups that produce foam...

Page 10: ... Pheasant 15 Hare 28 Duck 25 Turkey 25 Chicken 15 Fish and Seafood II I Clams 8 Tuna fish 12 Squid 20 Lobster 20 King prawns 12 Sole 14 Mussels 6 Trout 14 Salmon 16 Vegetables and Pulses II I Artichoes 8 Rice 6 Pumpkin 9 Onion 7 Cauliflower 8 Brussels sprouts 7 Mushrooms 9 Asparagus 8 Spinach 5 Chickpeas 27 Fresh peas 6 Dried peas 20 Beans 8 Haricot beans 25 Pinto beans 28 Runner beans 6 Lentils 1...

Page 11: ...ct having material or manufacturing defects and when it was used under normal conditions as recommended in the manual Please send the product to be repaired or replaced in the original packing and proper shipping packaging to the headquarters the shipping handling costs are not included in this war ranty This warranty excludes damage caused by misuse fire overheating theft dropping or intentional ...

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