Kambrook KPR820, Instruction Booklet

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Sound What It Means
Ascending
Chime* With the lid sitting flat within the rim of the housing,
the lid is moved to the ‘locked’ position
Descending
Chime* With the lid sitting flat within the rim of the housing,
the lid is moved to the ‘unlocked’ position
3 Beeps Indicates that the cooking function has
commenced
Continuous
Beeps Indicates when the lid has been opened after the
cooking function has commenced. Beeps will stop
once lid is locked or START/CANCEL is pressed to
cancel cooking function
15. Audible Alerts
Ascending and descending
chimes and warning beeps
are audible alerts built into the
Pressure Express Multi. Audible
alerts will only work when the
unit is plugged into a power
outlet and the power outlet is
turned on.
Your Kambrook Pressure Express Multi
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12. Lid Markings 13. Lid Holder
14. Condensation Collector
Clearly indicate the direction
to Open and Close the lid.
With the lid sitting flat within
the rim of the housing, align the
‘ ’ symbol marking on the lid
between the Open and Close
markings with the ‘ ’ symbol
markings on the housing.
Using the handle, turn the lid
clockwise to close.
The ‘ ’ symbol will now align
the ‘ ’ symbol markings on the
housing.
Slots are located in the handles
on the sides of the pressure
cooker allowing the lid to be
stored upright on the unit for
stirring or removing food. It
also allows any condensation
from the lid to drip into the
condensation collector.
Condensation collector
attaches to the side of the
pressure cooker and collects
any excess water during
cooking or when the lid is
sitting upright in the lid holder. It
should be removed after each
use, emptied and replaced
before next use.
Ascending and Descending Chimes are operated by a magnetic control that will also sound when
the lid is placed close to the Lock/Unlock positions but not correctly fitted. To correctly lock the lid into
position, the lid must sit flat within the rim of the housing and then moved from open to close.
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