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COOKING INSTRUCTIONS

1. C

OOKING WITH THE TIMER

• The timer can only be used with the High &

Low Pressure cooking settings.

• When the appliance is in stand by, press

button to select a setting 

- fig. 12.

Press

to select the time - 

fig. 13

after

which the cooking cycle should finish.

• Press

button to start cooking 

- fig. 14. 

The

menu light will stop flashing.

• The LED display will countdown the remaining

time.

means that cooking will be finished

in 10min.

- Time increases in 1 minute increments up

to 40 minutes

- Time increases in 5 minute increments

from 40 to 99 minutes.

2. C

OOKING WITHOUT THE TIMER

• Always leave the lid open when using the

Browning, Simmer or Sauté settings.

• When the appliance is in stand by, the LED

display shows 

. Press the

button, to

select desired menu setting. The menu light
will flash. Press

to start cooking 

- fig. 14.

The menu light will then stop flashing.

• During cooking, the LED display will show

, The dot in the lower right hand corner

of the LED screen will flash. It will stop
flashing when the desired temperature
and pressure have been reached.

• When using Minut’Cook for the first

time, there might be a slight odour. This
is normal.

3. C

ANCEL BUTTON

• Users can reset the function or cancel the

timing setup anytime by pressing the
button during cooking or operation 

- fig. 14.

4. P

RESSURE COOKING

• 

Once pressure has built up in the
appliance, the float valve will rise. The
double safety lock in the lid is then
activated and the lid will not be able to be
opened during cooking. Never attempt to
open the lid during pressure cooking.

• 

Steam cooking is only possible when using
the High and Low Pressure cooking settings.

• When using the Minut’ Cook for the first few

times, you may notice slight leaking from
the pressure level indicator  and the sealing
gasket. This is normal and will occur when
pressure builds up.

• Some leaking from the pressure valve

opening may also occur during cooking.

COOKING

SETTING

FEATURES

RECIPE SUGGESTIONS

COMMENTS

Low pressure

40kpa

Preserves more vitamins

during cooking. Ideal when

cooking fish and

vegetables in water or in

the steam basket.

Rice pudding with

coconut milk, mango and

passion fruit…

Always cook with the lid

closed.

High pressure

70kpa

This setting allows faster

cooking of meats, poultry or

frozen foods.

Salmon with chives…

Always cook with the lid

closed.

Browning

Use this setting to brown
foods before cooking or

when frying in a small

amount of fat.

Moroccan lamb with

couscous, Goulasch…

Always cook with the lid open.

Brown foods before pressure

cooking.

The preset temperature for this

setting is 180°C.

Sauté

Use this setting to soften

foods before cooking.

Suitable with a small

amount of fat or liquid.

Mushroom Risotto, Mashed

Potatoes, Compotes &

Purees…

Always cook with the lid open.

Soften foods before pressure

cooking.

The pre-set temperature for this

setting is 140°C.

Simmer

This setting enables you to

cook at low temperature. It is

primarily used when adding

ingredients at the end of the

cooking cycle or to finish off

cooking.

Miso soup, Tuna with pasta,

Fish tajine…

Always cook with the lid

open.

Keep Warm

Automatically switches on

after cooking. Keeps food

warm for up to 12 hours.

When cooking is finished, you

will hear a beeping sound

and the Keep Warm

indicator light will switch on.

All recipes.

It is not recommended to use

the Keep Warm setting for more

than 1 hour, particularly with

fragile foods as textures may

change.

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Page 5: ...dicapped persons Do not put your Minut Cook into a hot oven When the Minut Cook is under pressure take great care when moving it Do not touch the hot surfaces Use the handles and knobs and wear gloves if necessary Never use the lid knob to carry your Minut Cook Do not use your Minut Cook for any use other than that for which it is designed Your Minut Cook cooks under pressure Burns could result fr...

Page 6: ...RE FIRST USE 1 REMOVE PACKAGING Take your appliance out if its packaging Safely keep your warranty card and remember to read the operating instructions before using for appliance for the first time fig 1 Place your appliance on a flat surface Remove all packaging materials from the inside of the appliance plastic bags accessories steaming basket condensation collector as well as the plug fig 1 Rem...

Page 7: ... t touch the lid 4 PLACE THE COOKING POT INTO THE APPLIANCE Wipe clean the bottom of the cooking pot and remove any food residue from the heating plate fig 7 Then place the cooking pot into the appliance fig 8 Do not use your appliance without the cooking pot 5 CLOSE AND LOCK THE LID Check that the sealing gasket is securely placed on the sealing gasket supporting cover To do this slightly rotate ...

Page 8: ...gs When using the Minut Cook for the first few times you may notice slight leaking from the pressure level indicator and the sealing gasket This is normal and will occur when pressure builds up Some leaking from the pressure valve opening may also occur during cooking COOKING SETTING FEATURES RECIPE SUGGESTIONS COMMENTS Low pressure 40kpa Preserves more vitamins during cooking Ideal when cooking f...

Page 9: ...away any food from the valve or the sealing gasket fig 21 22 Remove the pressure limit valve to clean it and rinse it under water Once dry place it back in its original position The duct in the pressure regulator should be checked regularly to prevent blockage Do not immerse the appliance Always use the cooking pot provided Do not pour water or food directly into the appliance If you inadvertently...

Page 10: ...e scalding TROUBLE POSSIBLE REASONS TREATMENT The appliance beeps and the display shows The appliance is unable to build up pressure Check that the lid is closed properly and that the valve is in the correct position fig 11 The appliance automatically switches to Keep Warm without going through a complete cooking cycle When there is not enough water in the cooking pot the appliance will go into sa...

Page 11: ... la poignée du couvercle pour transporter votre Minut Cook N utilisez pas votre Minut Cook dans un autre but que celui auquel il est destiné Votre Minut Cook cuit sous pression Des brûlures par ébouillantage peuvent résulter d une utilisation inadéquate Assurez vous que Minut Cook est convenablement fermé avant de le mettre sous pression reportez vous aux condtions d utilisation Ne forcez jamais l...

Page 12: ...face stable Sortez tous les éléments de l appareil sachets plastiques accessoires panier vapeur et collecteur de condensat ainsi que le cordon électrique fig 1 Enlevez le sticker du produit avant d utiliser l appareil pour la première fois Le couvercle le pare vapeur le joint et la valve de sécurité doivent être lavés à la main ne pas mettre au lave vaisselle 2 DÉMONTAGE DU COUVERCLE Pour démontez...

Page 13: ...aiguilles d une montre jusqu à ce que vous entendiez le son clic fig 9 10 6 MONTEZ LA VALVE DE SECURITE Placez la valve de sécurité et assurez vous que cette dernière est sur Notez qu il est normal qu une fois fixée la valve bouge Vérifiez que le doigt d aroma soit abaissé avant de commencer à cuire sous pression ce qui signifie que le couvercle est correctement fermé fig 11 7 CONNECTEZ LE CORDON ...

Page 14: ...ble fermeture de sécurité est alors activée et le couvercle ne peut pas être ouvert pendant la cuisson N essayez jamais d ouvrir le couvercle lors de la cuisson à pression La cuisson à la vapeur est seulement possible avec les menus de cuisson à haute et basse pression Les premières fois que vous utilisez Minut Cook il est possible que vous notiez une légère fuite au niveau de l indicateur du nive...

Page 15: ... Remettre le joint le pare vapeur à leur place d origine fig 19 23 Pour nettoyer le doigt d aroma enlever doucement le doigt d aroma rincez le et enlevez tout aliment de la valve ou du joint fig 21 22 Enlevez la valve de sécurité pour la nettoyer et la rincer sous l eau Une fois séchée replacez la en place dans sa position d origine Le conduit de régulation de pression doit être vérifié régulièrem...

Page 16: ...nner de graves brûlures PANNES RAISONS POSSIBLES SOLUTIONS L appareil émet des bips et l écran affiche L appareil ne peut pas monter en pression Vérifiez que le couvercle soit correctement fermé et que la valve soit dans la bonne position fig 11 L appareil passe automatiquement en mode maintien au chaud sans finir son cycle de cuisson Lorsqu il n y a pas assez d eau dans la cuve l appareil passe e...

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