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Do not insert foreign objects
such as metal scraps and
needles into a gap.
May cause electric shock or
unusual action.
It is strictly prohibited to use
non-brand cover during
heating.
May cause electric shock or
other serious injury.
It is prohibited to modify or
repair the unit by a non-
technician, as this may cause
fire or electric shock.
Please send it to a designated
service centre for repair or
replacement of spare parts.
When the electric pressure cooker does not work,
there is no pressure inside the pot and the float
valve falls down;
When the unit works, pressure inside is on the
rise, and so is the float valve. Do not open the
cover forcibly until pressure is completely
discharged;
Otherwise
or other injury may be caused.
scalding
Please use an individual
socket with earthed wire of
more than 13A rated current;
Joint use of the same socket
with other appliance may
cause unusual heat and fire.
The damaged power cord
must be replaced with a
special flexible cord or a
special component bought
from the manufacturer or
service centre.
Place it away from children.
This may cause burn or
electric shock.
Carry out regular inspection
of the exhaust valve and
anti-block shield to make
sure that they are
unobstructed;
Do not add any heavy object
to the exhaust valve or
replace it with other object.
09
Fire or electric shock may
occur if 220-240V AC-50/60Hz
is not used.
AC 220-240V
Cautions
CAUTIONS
Please use a 220-240V~50/60Hz socket
Using other cover during heating is strictly prohibited
Do not insert foreign object
No modifications
Warning on cover lifting
Regular inspection
Do not wash or immerse it in water
This may cause electric
shock and short circuit.
Keep away from children
Stop the use of a damaged power cord
A socket shall be used independently.
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