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Display 

window

Fig. L

Control knob

Start button

Cancel button

Preset programs

(entire perimeter)

Timer

Progress bar

Digital control 

panel

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HOW TO OPERATE THE DIGITAL CONTROL PANEL 

Whenever you plug in the unit, it will beep once and all of the program options will appear in the display window on the digital con-

trol panel. The KEEP WARM setting will be flashing. This is the “Ready State” (Fig. L). 
The following information describes how the 

control panel buttons and preset programs 

function. 

CONTROL KNOB

The control knob is used to select the preset 

programs that appear around the perimeter 

of the display window as well as adjust the 

time and cook settings. As you turn the knob, 

each preset program will flash. 

START BUTTON 

The start button activates the unit once 

the cooking function and time have been 

selected.

CURRENT MODE INDICATORS

Once the start button is pressed, the mode 

the unit is currently in will illuminate. There are three modes: WARM UP, COOKING, and KEEP WARM.

CANCEL BUTTON 

The cancel button allows you to end the cooking or keep warm function at any time. Simply press the cancel

 

button once. When you 

press cancel, the unit will return to the “Ready State.”

TIMER

When pressure cooking, the timer will not start counting down until the cooker reaches the correct temperature. When slow cooking, 

the timer immediately starts counting down once the slow cooking function is activated. When the unit is in the KEEP WARM mode, 

the timer will count up to indicate how much time the unit has been in this mode.

PROGRESS BAR

During the warmup period, the progress bar will scroll to indicate the unit is heating. Once cooking begins, the progress bar will start 

to light up. It will increase in length as cooking progresses to correspond with the cooking time (e.g., if 15 minutes of a 20 minute 

program have elapsed, 75% of the bars will be illuminated).

PRESSURE/SLOW COOK SETTING INDICATOR

Both pressure cooking and slow cooking have a HIGH and LOW setting. Whatever setting is being used will be illuminated in the 

lower half of the display window. 

KEEP WARM FUNCTION

When the cooking time has expired, the unit will automatically switch to the keep warm mode. When in the keep warm mode, KEEP 

WARM

 

will illuminate and the timer will begin to count up. The unit will remain on for 4 hours and then shut off automatically, unless 

the cancel

 

button is pressed. 

The keep warm function can also be manually selected. Turn the control knob until the KEEP WARM setting on the perimeter of the 

display flashes. Then press the start button.

BROWN/SAUTÉ FUNCTIONS

Use these functions to brown or sauté foods prior to pressure cooking or slow cooking. Browning is typically used for meats and poul-

try. Sautéing is used for vegetables and to reduce liquid after pressure cooking to make a flavorful sauce for your food. 
Turn the control knob to the desired function, BROWN or SAUTÉ. Then press the start button. COOKING will illuminate and the 

progress bar will continuously scroll to indicate the function is active. Allow unit to preheat for 3 to 4 minutes before browning or 

sautéing your food. 

Summary of Contents for 02143

Page 1: ...then remove plug from wall outlet 7 Unplug cord from unit and outlet when not in use and before cleaning Allow unit to cool before putting on or taking off parts and before cleaning 8 Do not operate...

Page 2: ...n this appliance does not fit into your outlet contact a qualified electrician Do not attempt to modify the plug in any way A short detachable power supply cord is provided to reduce the risk of becom...

Page 3: ...g B Lift the temperature sensor arm out of the sensor hole in the cover Fig C 2 Once you have released the temperature sensor arm from the cover rotate the cover counterclockwise until the INSTALL REM...

Page 4: ...oking pot Fig J In addition in each section of the recipes you will find instructions on the maximum fill level for each type of food Always make sure cooking liquid has been added to the cooking pot...

Page 5: ...timer will count up to indicate how much time the unit has been in this mode PROGRESS BAR During the warmup period the progress bar will scroll to indicate the unit is heating Once cooking begins the...

Page 6: ...to flash Then turn the control knob to increase or decrease the time Once the time you desire is displayed press the start button to activate the unit NOTE If you fail to change the time press the ca...

Page 7: ...to rotate the cover slightly so the hole aligns with the sensor Lock the cover by grasping the green latch Using a slight downward pressure turn the latch clockwise until it is aligned with the handl...

Page 8: ...ons on page 7 2 Push the quick pressure release valve onto the vent pipe IMPORTANT Point the lever to any of the three STEAM OUT posi tions 3 Using the control knob scroll to select the SLOW COOK LOW...

Page 9: ...hrink become hard deformed cracked or torn with normal use When this happens replace the sealing ring and or the air vent cover lock gasket This is routine replacement and not covered under the warran...

Page 10: ...0 AM to 4 00 PM Central Time at 1 800 877 0441 or email us through our website at www GoPresto com contact 7 What does it mean when E3 appears in the display window and the unit stops working The cook...

Page 11: ...into bite size pieces When cooking time is up quickly release pressure Return chicken to cooking pot and add egg noodles Place cover on cooker but do not rotate to close Allow noodles to heat for 10 m...

Page 12: ...oat shake off excess flour mixture Brown one third of beef at a time removing each batch from pot when done Add oil for browning as necessary between batches Add 1 cup broth to the cooking pot Scrape...

Page 13: ...is thicker than 3 inches add 5 additional minutes to the cooking time Cooking liquid or sauce can be thickened after pressure cooking if desired Select the SAUT function and press start Allow liquid...

Page 14: ...release Press cancel If desired select the SAUT function press start and reduce cooking liquid to make sauce to serve with roast 14 to 17 servings serving size 4 ounces Korean Barbecued Ribs 2 tables...

Page 15: ...d consistency Serve sauce with shanks Top with gremolata 6 servings Gremolata cup chopped fresh parsley 2 cloves garlic minced 1 tablespoon lemon zest 2 teaspoons capers chopped Stir parsley garlic ze...

Page 16: ...Heat about 10 minutes to reduce cooking liquid slightly Return shredded beef to cooking pot and stir Serve with rice if desired 15 to 17 servings serving size 4 ounces Ropa Vieja 1 5 to 5 pound beef c...

Page 17: ...for the suggested time in the timetable below and then allow the cover to remain on the pressure cooker for another minute after the air vent cover lock has dropped With cooking pot in cooker body pou...

Page 18: ...n wax Whole or sliced VEGGIES LOW 2 3 Beets Whole 2 inch diameter VEGGIES HIGH 18 20 Broccoli Florets VEGGIES LOW 0 2 Brussels Sprouts Small 1 inch diameter VEGGIES LOW 3 4 Cabbage red green Wedges 1...

Page 19: ...l teaspoon salt teaspoon sugar teaspoon black pepper teaspoon dried oregano 2 spaghetti squash 2 pounds each rinsed and halved crosswise With cooking pot in cooker body select the SAUT function press...

Page 20: ...essary to follow these procedures SOAKING Soaking before pressure cooking is strongly recommended for dry beans and peas but not lentils Benefits of soaking include eliminating some of the water solub...

Page 21: ...OTE The timetable is meant to be a guide Adjust time as necessary to produce beans you and your family prefer FOR DRY BEANS PEAS AND LENTILS DO NOT FILL COOKING POT OVER FULL BEANS PEAS AND LENTILS CO...

Page 22: ...tly with no soaking required However some grains foam and froth during cooking so the following precautions should be observed Do not cook more than 4 cups of grains at one time After pressure cooking...

Page 23: ...uits Walnuts and Blue Cheese Pickled Red Onion recipe below 2 cups pearl barley 4 cups water 1 tablespoon vegetable oil cup dried cranberries cup olive oil cup pomegranate molasses 2 tablespoons cleme...

Page 24: ...hen time is up use quick pressure release Remove ramekins to cool on a wire rack Refrigerate until chilled 8 servings Variations Coconut Custard Follow the custard directions above but before pouring...

Page 25: ...ter Prepare Rum Sauce Grease a 1 quart bowl or souffl dish with 1 teaspoon of the butter Grease a piece of aluminum foil that will fit over the rim of the bowl with the remaining butter Whisk milk egg...

Page 26: ...lt in significant loss of heat and steam If you must open the cover to check on cooking progress do so quickly Some dense and crisp vegetables like carrots potatoes and turnips take longer to cook tha...

Page 27: ...White Bean Chili 12 Classic Chicken Soup 11 Hearty Vegetable Beef Soup 11 Traditional Beef Stew 12 Tuscan Bean Soup 12 Meat Poultry and Eggs California Chicken 16 Hard cooked Eggs 17 Herbed Chicken T...

Page 28: ...erage but may expedite the processing of warranty claims The additional information requested will help us develop new products that best meet your needs and desires To register the product visit www...

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