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OPERATION

Using the appliance

This appliance has a total volume of 3 pots at 2.5QT each and can be used to cook 
food at low temperatures over extended periods of time.

NOTE:

 

-

The appliance has a rated power of 315W. Before plugging it into the 
wall outlet, ensure that the electrical circuit is not overloaded with other 
appliances. This appliance should always be operated on a separate 
120V ~ 60Hz wall outlet. 

 

-

When using the appliance on wooden surfaces, use a heat resistant mat to 
protect the wood from damages. 

 

-

Ensure a minimum distance around the appliance of at least 5 inches to 
other objects, cupboards and walls (ill. 

c

). Provide adequate headroom 

above the appliance when in use to protect surfaces from damage due to 
hot steam. 

 

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Ensure the air vents at the bottom are free from obstruction. 

 

-

Do not allow the power cord 

(10)

 to be trapped under the appliance. 

 

-

Only use the cooking pots 

(6)

 provided with the appliance. Missing or use of 

another pot may cause injuries and / or damage to the appliance! 

 

-

Ensure the cooking pots 

(6)

 are level with the heating base 

(7)

 and that no 

object remains between the pots and heating base. 

•  Unwind the power cord 

(10)

 and fi x it into the hatch (ill. 

a

).

•  Place the appliance on a clean, fl at and heat-resistant surface. 
•  Carefully place the cooking pots 

(6)

 inside the heating base 

(7)

 (ill. 

b

).

WARNING:

 

-

Do not pour any liquids directly into the heating base 

(7)

 (ill. 

d

).

 

-

Do not overfi ll the cooking pots 

(6)

. Do not use the appliance without the 

cooking pots 

(6)

 or fi ll food directly into the heating base 

(7)

 (ill. 

e

f

). 

 

-

Do not use the cooking pots 

(6)

 in an oven or microwave (ill. 

g

). Do not 

use the cooking pots 

(6)

 on a stovetop, burner or an induction cooktop.

 

-

Do not cool down the pots 

(6)

 in a refrigerator (ill. 

h

).

•  Carefully place the food in the cooking pots 

(6)

 (ill. 

i

). 

•  Close the lids 

(2)

 on the cooking pots 

(6)

 (ill. 

j

). Lock the lids with the front 

latches 

(4)

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Summary of Contents for 201655

Page 1: ...55772016553 Customer Assistance 1 855 451 2897 US Please consider the option to recycle the packaging material Slow Cooker Triple_201655_IM_US_V4_171215 indd 1 Slow Cooker Triple_201655_IM_US_V4_17121...

Page 2: ...manufacturer may result in fire electric shock or injuries to persons Do not use outdoors or in a damp area Do not let cord hang over edge of table or counter or touch hot surfaces Do not place on or...

Page 3: ...PPLIANCE BY THE LID HANDLE Polarized plug This appliance has a polarized plug one blade is wider than the other To reduce the risk of electric shock this plug is intended to fit into a polarized outle...

Page 4: ...6 Removable cooking pot 7 Heating base 8 Switch knob 9 Anti slip foot x 4 10 Power cord with plug 11 Side carry handle ILLUSTRATIONS a b c 5 13cm 5 13cm 5 13cm 5 13cm d e f Slow Cooker Triple_201655_I...

Page 5: ...5 ILLUSTRATIONS g h i j k l m n o p 2 1 q r Slow Cooker Triple_201655_IM_US_V4_171215 indd 5 Slow Cooker Triple_201655_IM_US_V4_171215 indd 5 12 15 17 11 29 AM 12 15 17 11 29 AM...

Page 6: ...d Do not operate the appliance if the content is incomplete or appears damaged Return it immediately to Walmart Danger of suffocation Packaging materials are not toys Always keep plastic bags foils an...

Page 7: ...vided with the appliance Missing or use of another pot may cause injuries and or damage to the appliance Ensure the cooking pots 6 are level with the heating base 7 and that no object remains between...

Page 8: ...quired cooking program The appliance will start heating up NOTE During the cooking process the cooking program can be adjusted by rotating the switch knobs 8 The appliance will continue cooking with t...

Page 9: ...4 when lifting up the cooking pots ill r Ensure the lids 2 are secured NOTE Do not tilt the cooking pots 6 during transportation ill s Never use the lid handle 3 to lift up carry the cooking pot 6 ill...

Page 10: ...ughout Some vegetables require a longer cooking time Place vegetables like potatoes carrots or beets on the bottom of the pot Cover with liquid You may fill the cooking pots with food the night before...

Page 11: ...onions in aluminum insert Combine soup and the remaining ingredients Pour over layered ingredients Cover and cook on HIGH 41 2 to 5 hours or until meat and vegetables are tender Remove bay leaf Spicy...

Page 12: ...xt 7 ingredients Pour over the roast Cover and cook on HIGH for 3 to 31 2 hours or until roast is tender In a separate container combine flour and water stirring until smooth Add to meat mixture Cook...

Page 13: ...s no user serviceable parts and requires little maintenance Leave any servicing or repairs to qualified personnel WARNING Always switch off the appliance by setting the switch knob 8 to OFF and then d...

Page 14: ...x It is recommended to store the appliance in a dry place Store the appliance on a stable shelf or in a cupboard To avoid accidents ensure that both the appliance and its power cord are beyond reach o...

Page 15: ...idues from the production process are eliminated during first use Malfunctioning appliance Food on the outside of the cooking pot between the cooking pot and the inner heating element This is normal a...

Page 16: ...n product regularly in accordance with manufacturer s instructions How does state law relate to this warranty This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which var...

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