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USER INTERFACE

During regular operation, the primary user interface includes the power button to turn 
the machine on and off and the temperature ring to change the target temperature. 
The display, by default, shows the current temperature of the water. However, when 
the temperature ring is turned or the power is turned on, the display turns to showing 
the target temperature. Typical cooking temperatures range from 40°C (~105°F) 
to 85°C (185°F).  To view the target temperature at any point, press the target 
temperature button

The display can be set to show temperature in Celsius or Fahrenheit by pressing the  
C/F button.

CLEANING

In the course of normal use, food particles and minerals from the water bath may 
collect on the Sansaire Immersion Circulator. We recommend regular cleaning of the 
housing, impeller, and heating coils.

1.  Power off, unplug, and remove the Sansaire from the water bath. If the unit is hot, 

wait for it to cool down before proceeding.

2.  Remove the power cord from the back of the unit. 
3.  Remove the clamp from the back of the unit.
4.  Remove the back cover. NOTE: 

The upper section of the Sansaire contains sensitive 

electronics and should never come in contact with water. 

5.  To remove the impeller cover, twist it clockwise.
6.  Pull the impeller cover down to remove.
7.  While holding the unit upright, rinse under running water to remove food particles. 
8.  If necessary, scrub the unit gently with a sponge or brush and a drop of dish-

washing liquid. Rinse the unit thoroughly, ensuring that water does not enter the 
upper section. 

9.  Reinstall the impeller cover, and twist it until it is aligned with the pump outlet 

opening. Reinstall the back cover and clamp.

DECALCIFYING

After extended use, the water may deposit calcium onto the heating coils. To clean, 
add a decalcifying agent, such as CLR, to your water bath, following the dilution 
instructions provided by the manufacturer. Set the temperature of your water bath to 
25°C / 77 °F, and allow the unit to run for 10 minutes. Power off, unplug, and remove 
the Sansaire™ Immersion Circulator from the water bath and continue cleaning per the 
instructions above. Discard the water in the bath, and thoroughly clean the container 
and any other materials in contact with the bath. 

WARNING:

 

Do not add food (bagged or otherwise) to the water bath while cleaning, and 

ensure that the bath water has been replaced with fresh water before cooking.

STORAGE

You may choose to leave the Sansaire clamped to the water bath when not in use, but 
it should be unplugged from the power source. However, should you need to store 
your circulator, wipe the unit dry using a cloth or paper towel prior to putting it away.

REMOVING BACK COVER

The circulator has a back cover that detaches for cleaning. It should only be detached 
when the circulator is off and unplugged; it should never be detached during use.
To open: Detach the clamp by pushing in and pulling down gently. Push down on the 
tab at the top of the back cover, and pull the back cover down and away. 
To close: Push the back cover against the back of the Sansaire until the tab at the top 
snaps closed. Reattach the clamp.

Summary of Contents for SA15

Page 1: ...Sous Vide Cooking Guide...

Page 2: ...for nutrients to escape Also cooking foods in a sealed environment allows you to coat proteins and vegetables with a fraction of the amount of oil or butter FAMILIES Enjoy the same lifestyle benefits...

Page 3: ...water at the target temperature until you turn it off Your water bath is now ready for cooking Sealing your food Vacuum sealers aren t required for most foods cooked with the Sansaire Vegetables fish...

Page 4: ...a great choice PICK YOUR PERFECT EGG This is entirely a matter of personal preference Do you like your eggs runny and soft or thick and spreadable Pick your doneness and set your Sansaire to the list...

Page 5: ...sear is with the roaring flame of the Sansaire Searing Kit It creates a golden crust without jeopardizing the perfect doneness of sous vide cooking Alternatively you can use a hot cast iron skillet S...

Page 6: ...great way to apply one The high heat of the torch flame allows you to create an outer crust fast before the heat has time to overcook the interior of the fish See page 14 for more details SEASON SERV...

Page 7: ...licate as the best confit SHRED OR SEAR SERVE Want to shred your poultry for tacos or salads Rinse the bag under cool water then squish the sides of the bag between your fingers and watch how effortle...

Page 8: ...5 185 Potatoes cubed 85 185 Squash 85 185 Turnips 85 185 Zucchini 65 149 COOKING TIMES 1 45 1 00 30 mins 15 mins kernels or whole cob only 15 of minutes cooking time required butternut acorn delicata...

Page 9: ...oodborne illness Further Reading Modernist Cuisine Vol 1 Chapter 3 Frequently asked questions Q Is sous vide cooking just for fancy chefs A Not at all Cooking sous vide is easy and practical for home...

Page 10: ...g liquid Rinse the unit thoroughly ensuring that water does not enter the upper section 9 Reinstall the impeller cover and twist it until it is aligned with the pump outlet opening Reinstall the back...

Page 11: ...oulder Belly 65 C 149 F 36 hrs for a braised texture Tough Cuts Short Ribs Brisket 62 C 144 F 72 hrs for a braised texture Consuming raw or undercooked meats poultry seafood or shellfish may increase...

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