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• Refer to ‘Food Presets’ and ‘Cooking 

Presets’ section for preset settings 

recommendations.

• If there is no visible light on any of the food 

preset indicators, then the product is in 

manual mode. Press a food preset button 

to return to its default settings.

• The steam or pressure release mode 

programmed into the preset cooking modes 

are selected for best results.  Any changes 

to the steam release mode may lead to 

food spillage.

MANUAL PRESSURE COOK MODE

Pressure Cooking is a method of cooking 

food in a small amount of liquid with a gasket 

sealed lid that retains steam inside and 

builds pressure. It is the increase in pressure 

that raises temperature of the liquid and 

steam inside to well above boiling point and 

therefore allows food to be cooked up to 70% 

faster. This means less energy is consumed 

and you will enjoy substantial savings in both 

time and cost. Because pressure cooked 

foods require very little cooking liquid, more 

vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients 

are retained, and the natural flavours are 

enhanced.
1.  To select the manual pressure cook mode, 

press and hold the PRESSURE COOK 

button 

 for 2 seconds. 

2.  Adjust the cooking pressure by using 

the PRESSURE/TEMPERATURE (+/-) 

buttons. Pressure can be adjusted from 

10 kPa (LOW) to 80 kPa (HIGH).

3.  The figure on the LED screen indicates 

the preset cooking time for the selected 

setting. Adjust the cooking time by using 

the TIME (+/-) buttons (next to the 4 digit 

display) to reduce the cooking time 

or increase the cooking time. Time can 

be adjusted up to 2 hours.

4.  Press the STEAM RELEASE button 

to select between ‘NATURAL’, ‘AUTO 

QUICK’, and PULSE steam release. 

5.  Place food into the removable cooking 

bowl. Ensure there is at least 1L of 

combined food and liquid in the bowl.

6.  Close the lid and turn the lid knob 

clockwise to lock into place. The cooker 

alert will sound when the lid has been 

locked. 

7.  Ensure the pressure release valve is 

placed on the lid in the closed position.

8.  Press the START button to commence 

cooking. The START/CANCEL button will 

illuminate orange, ‘PREHEAT’ will be lit.

NOTE

It is normal for the cooker to release small 

bursts of steam as it stabilises.
9.  If the lid has not been locked correctly, 

‘LID’ indicator will flash and the audio 

alert will beep, cooking will be paused 

until the lid is in the correct position. 

Turn the lid knob clockwise to lock 

the lid and commence cooking.

10. Once the cooker has reached pressure, 

the ‘PREHEAT’ indicator light will 

disappear, the cooker alert will sound, 

the timer will start counting down.

11. The time can be adjusted during the 

pressure cook cycle by pressing the TIME 

(+/-) buttons. The cycle can be paused 

at any time by pressing the START/

CANCEL button. To end the cycle press 

and hold START/CANCEL for 2 seconds. 

If there is already pressure in the vessel 

it will go immediately to the steam release 

cycle.

12. At the end of the pressure cook cycle, 

the cooker alert will sound, and steam will 

be automatically released through the 

pressure release valve. The steam icon 

will blink, the timer will start counting up.

13. If NATURAL steam release is selected, 

pressure will naturally subside in the 

vessel without forcing steam through 

Summary of Contents for Fast Slow GO BPR680

Page 1: ...the Fast Slow GO BPR680 SPR680 EN QUICK GUIDE...

Page 2: ...on of this document is also available at sageappliances com Do not let children near the pressure cooker when in use Do not put the pressure cooker into a heated oven Move the pressure cooker with the...

Page 3: ...stuffs which expand during cooking such as rice or dehydrated vegetables do not fill the cooker to more than half of its capacity The heating source necessary for cooking is included in the appliance...

Page 4: ...e use To eliminate a choking hazard for young children remove and safely discard the protective cover fitted to the power plug of this appliance Always ensure the appliance is properly assembled befor...

Page 5: ...o not place this appliance on or near a hot gas or electric burner or where it could touch a heated oven Do not operate the appliance on a sink drain board Do not place the cooker on a stone bench top...

Page 6: ...after use Do not leave the appliance unattended when in use IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS FOR ALL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Do not use this appliance if it is worn has been dropped or is damaged in any way Unwind...

Page 7: ...es damaged in any way If damaged or maintenance other than cleaning is required please contact Sage Customer Service or go to sageappliances com The use of attachments not sold or recommended by Sage...

Page 8: ...s appliance should not be disposed of in normal household waste It should be taken to a local authority waste collection centre designated for this purpose or to a dealer providing this service For mo...

Page 9: ...g Pin Pin pops up once pressure is reached acting as a safety locking device E Silicone Lid Seal Easy fitting for hassle free assembly and cleaning F Sealing Nut G 6L Removable Cooking Bowl H Lid Arm...

Page 10: ...des selection indicator K PRESSURE COOK with light indicator Pressure Level Indicator for Pressure Cooking Mode L PRESSURE TEMPERATURE adjustment buttons M SLOW COOK with light indicator Temperature I...

Page 11: ...AL 10 kPA 80 kPa Up to 2 00 HRS Rice Grains 50 kPa approx 110 C 10 MINS AUTO PULSE 10 kPA 80 kPa Up to 2 00 HRS Risotto 40 kPa approx 108 C 7 MINS AUTO QUICK 10 kPA 80 kPa Up to 2 00 HRS SETTING SLOW...

Page 12: ...down time if the lid is closed for 2 litres of milk It can take up to 3 hours to lower the temperature from 83 C to 43 C COOKING PRESETS SETTING TIME TEMP PRESET RANGE SAUT SEAR COUNT UPTIME Temp Hig...

Page 13: ...and push into position to expose the screw thread Secure the lid by screwing on the sealing nut so that the red seal touches the lid surface 6 Clean and dry the bottom of the removable cooking bowl an...

Page 14: ...food preset However any change to pressure or temperature levels or pressure release setting depending what mode the product is in will change the unit to custom mode The table below shows when selec...

Page 15: ...king time Time can be adjusted up to 2 hours 4 Press the STEAM RELEASE button to select between NATURAL AUTO QUICK and PULSE steam release 5 Place food into the removable cooking bowl Ensure there is...

Page 16: ...features 3 steam release methods Auto Quick Pressure is released quickly to minimise overcooking of foods or recipes with short cook times This is recommended only for food types that do not expand or...

Page 17: ...l illuminate orange 9 The timer will be displayed and automatically begin to count down The time can be adjusted during the slow cook cycle by pressing theTIME button The cycle can be paused at any ti...

Page 18: ...ill the cooking bowl The total volume of uncooked ingredients should not exceed the MAX level marking inside the removable cooking bowl Stew The PRESSURE SLOW COOK STEW setting is ideal for cooking gr...

Page 19: ...l volume of uncooked rice and stock should not exceed the level marking inside the removable cooking bowl OTHER PRESET SETTINGS SAUT SEAR This preset has three levels low saut medium saut and sear The...

Page 20: ...f searing prior to using the SOUSVIDE function allow time for resting and cooling overnight in the refrigerator SOUS VIDE steps 1 Fill cooking bowl with cool water until it has reached the MAX line To...

Page 21: ...TEP 4 Refrigerate When the cooker sounds an alert that the yoghurt has finished incubating remove the cooking bowl cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate until cold Once the yoghurt is completely col...

Page 22: ...oiling point As altitude increases the temperature at which water boils decreases as a result of the drop in air pressure This creates very different conditions for cooking when using a pressure cooke...

Page 23: ...mence cooking DISASSEMBLE LID Gently pull the silicone rubber gasket out from under the gasket holder Check periodically that it is clean flexible and not cracked or torn If damaged do not use the app...

Page 24: ...5 minutes can help eliminate food odours STORAGE Ensure the cooker is turned off The cooker is off when all lights are off on the display Remove the power plug from the power outlet Allow the cooker a...

Page 25: ...n When the lid is locked ensure the safety locking pin is properly aligned within the opening of the lid arm Ensure that the pressure release valve is properly seated in position and facing the lid kn...

Page 26: ...d materials During this guarantee period Sage Appliances will repair replace or refund any defective product at the sole discretion of Sage Appliances All legal warranty rights under applicable nation...

Page 27: ...27 EN Notes...

Page 28: ...en Produkt abweichen FRA En raison de leur am lioration continue les produits repr sent s ou photographi s dans le pr sent document peuvent diff rer l g rement du produit r el ITL A causa del continuo...

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