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Page 1: ... 3 DE 22761 Hamburg DEUTSCHLAND Status of information IAN 316620 IAN 316620 04 2019 ID SSM 1000 A1_19_V1 6 GB IE NI GB IE NI MULTI FUNCTIONAL PRESSURE COOKER SSM 1000 A1 MULTI FUNCTIONAL PRESSURE COOKER Operating instructions GB IE NI ...

Page 2: ...English 2 ...

Page 3: ...22 1 3 4 6 7 9 10 16 19 20 21 22 23 24 11 5 8 17 2 18 12 13 14 15 A 25 26 27 28 B C D E 11 F G 1 26 Overview ...

Page 4: ...ooking process 15 10 5 End cooking 15 10 6 Warm Keep Warm Cancel 15 10 7 Cooking with a delay time 16 11 Individual cooking programs 16 11 1 Searing Sear Sauté 16 11 2 Making yoghurt Yogurt 16 11 3 Slow cooking Slow Cook 17 11 4 Baking cakes Cake 17 11 5 Fish Fish 18 11 6 Meat Beef Meat 18 11 7 Poultry Poultry 18 11 8 Vegetables Steam Veggies 18 11 9 Beans chili Beans Chili 19 11 10 Stew soup Stew...

Page 5: ...asuring beaker 15 Soup spoon 16 Mains power cable with mains plug 17 Base unit 18 Port for connecting the mains power cable 19 Marking lid open 20 Handle of the base unit 21 Safety contact 22 Holder for the condensed water tank 23 Pressure indicator 24 Release button for the lid Figure A underside of lid 25 Sealing ring 26 Safety filter for the pressure valve 27 Underside of the pressure indicator...

Page 6: ...ow cooking for steaming for searing for making yoghurt and for baking cakes The pressure and cooking time default settings for most pro grams can be adjusted manually The device is designed for private domestic use The de vice must only be used in dry indoor areas This device must not be used for commercial purposes Foreseeable misuse DANGER Risk of injury from scalding Do not lean over the pressu...

Page 7: ...e indicator Wait until the pressure has dropped or open the pressure valve until only a little steam is coming out Never use force to open the device Place the device in a stable position by using the handles in order to prevent the hot liquid from spilling If the mains power cable of this device becomes damaged it must be replaced by an equivalent power cable Contact the our customer service The ...

Page 8: ...e base unit pull out the mains plug immediately Have the device checked before re using Never touch the device with wet hands Make sure that the surface under the device is dry DANGER Risk of electric shock Do not use the device if the device or the mains power cable has any visible damage or if the device has pre viously been dropped Only connect the mains plug to a properly installed and easily ...

Page 9: ...dy parts e g hand or arm are above the following valve openings when steam es capes from these from the pressure valve when you are opening it us ing the pressure valve button from the pressure indicator particularly during the heating phase WARNING Risk of material damage The device must never be operated when empty in or der to avoid overheating Never operate the Multi Pot without the pot Ensure...

Page 10: ...nd minutes when setting the Delay Start 38 function 36 Egg Egg button Program for cooking eggs 37 Keep Warm Cancel Cancel button Cancel settings or running program from standby warm function 38 Delay Start Delay button Delays the start of a program 39 Slow Cook Slow cooking button Program for slow cooking at low temperature without pressure 40 Pressure Level Pressure button Select pressure level H...

Page 11: ...ormation e g OFF in standby 53 Pressure has built up 54 High Pressure level setting high pressure 55 Progress bar runs when the device is heating up 56 Low Pressure level setting low pressure 57 Device is heating up and building up pressure except for programs that operate without pressure P Less Normal More Low High 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 P ...

Page 12: ...erature and pressure Before this the device is heating up and building up temperature The preset values and the adjustable ranges can be found in the following table Button Function Preset cooking time Manually adjustable range for cooking time Preset pressure level Notes Less Normal More Fish Fish 5 min 10 min 15 min 1 40 min Low Steam Veggies Vegetables 3 min 10 min 15 min 1 240 min Low Beans Ch...

Page 13: ...ts to the marking 9 The lock ing mechanism will click audibly NOTE when the lid 5 is on top of the base unit but not correctly closed signal sounds will be heard and the dis play 29 will show Lid 8 4 Opening closing pressure valve DANGER Risk of injury from scalding Ensure that no body parts e g hand or arm are above the pressure valve 1 when you open this using the pressure valve button 2 and ste...

Page 14: ...st steam release if possible for foods with short cooking times that can quickly be overcooked When you use the warm program Keep Warm Cancel 37 the pressure is released slowly If you use a cooking program without pressure steam release is unnecessary When you open the lid 5 be careful of the hot food and hot surfaces If the pressure indicator 23 does not sink down de spite there being no steam an...

Page 15: ...u can place the steamer in sert 13 in the pot 7 You only place a little water in the pot 7 so that the mesh is above the water level You place the food on the mesh This should not be touching the wa ter The handles fold out upwards to facilitate placement and removal The handles can be folded down for space sav ing storage 9 Preparations before each use DANGER The safety contact 21 in the middle o...

Page 16: ... the mains plug into a suitable wall earthed wall socket The wall socket must still be easily accessible after the device is plugged in 7 As soon as the device is connected to the power sup ply the display 29 will show OFF The device is in standby mode 10 2 Cooking times Cooking times depend on the freshness and quality of the food the size of the pieces and personal preference al dente or well do...

Page 17: ...cool down before you clean it 10 6 Warm Keep Warm Cancel When a cooking program has ended the device automat ically switches to the warm program Keep Warm Can cel 37 You can also start the warm program manually in order to keep hot food warm in the Multi Pot NOTES Keeping food warm for very long periods changes the flavour and appearance vitamins are destroyed and the food can go bad Because the w...

Page 18: ...small quantities This program allows you e g to sear mincemeat before adding other ingredi ents and continuing cooking using another program Special features of this program This program works without pressure and with the lid 5 open Cooking with a delay time is not possible The cooking time is set to 30 minutes and cannot be changed Proceed as follows 1 Place a little cooking oil into the pot 7 2...

Page 19: ... Yogt 11 3 Slow cooking Slow Cook The slow cooking program Slow Cook 39 allows you to use the Multi Pot as a slow cooker The food is cooked slow ly at a lower temperature and without pressure Special features of these programs This program works without pressure and with the lid 5 closed The pressure valve 1 must be open pres sure valve button 2 engaged in the lower position The default setting fo...

Page 20: ...ewed with a little liquid e g water broth Special features of this program Default setting of pressure level Low 56 The pressure level High 54 is recommended for boiled potatoes and cabbage dishes Add at least 250 ml of liquid e g water or broth For cooking in steam you need the steamer insert 13 For stewing add the liquid and the vegetables to the pot 7 at the same time The program is not intende...

Page 21: ...es of these programs Default setting of pressure level High 54 The number of eggs placed in the pot 7 should at most cover the bottom Fill at least 250 ml of water into the pot 7 Always use the fast steam release for the eggs remove them immediately and cool them under cold water so that they do not cook longer than intended The cooking times for eggs vary depending on the size and freshness of th...

Page 22: ...t 17 3 Remove the lid 5 from the device 4 Figure A pull strongly to remove the sealing ring 25 from the underside of the lid 5 5 Remove the pot 7 from the base unit 17 6 Pull the condensed water tank 11 out of the hold er 22 12 2 Cleaning accessories in the dishwasher The following accessories can be cleaned in the dishwash er the pot 7 the sealing ring 25 the condensed water tank 11 the steamer i...

Page 23: ...hildren Allow all parts to dry completely before you put away the device for storage Do not close the device when you store it Store the device somewhere dry dust free and frost free 13 Disposal This product is subject to the provisions of Eu ropean Directive 2012 19 EC The symbol showing a wheelie bin crossed through indi cates that the product requires separate re fuse collection in the European...

Page 24: ...freely Pressure indica tor 23 does not move down wards Switch off device allow to cool check that the sealing pressure indi cator 23 is clean and moves freely Lid 5 will not open Is the device still pressurised Then the lid 5 cannot be opened safety mechanism Is the pressure indicator 23 stuck Program does not start Is the lid 5 not properly closed Is steam escaping The display 29 shows Lid Is the...

Page 25: ... parts manufac tured from glass This warranty expires if the product is damaged not used as in tended or not serviced For the proper operation of the product all instructions listed in the operating instructions must be observed carefully Any form of use and handling that is advised against in the operating instructions or warned against must always be avoid ed The product is only intended for pri...

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