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Using a Preset Program Mode
1.
Perform the steps in the
Preparation for Cooking section above.
2.
Determine which preset program mode you will be using. If it is a pressure mode,
ensure that the Pressure Limit Valve is in the Seal position. If it is not a pressure
mode, put the Pressure Limit Valve in the Release position.
3.
Press one of the preset program mode buttons for the type of food you will be
cooking. The default time is shown on the display and the red LED will begin
blinking.
4.
While the LED is blinking, use the + and - buttons to increase or decrease the
default cooking time.
5.
If you want to delay the start of the cooking program, press the Cooking Time
button to set the amount of time delay before cooking. Each press of the Cooking
Time button will add 0.5 hours to the delay, to a maximum of 24 hours.
6.
If you have not added a cooking time delay, the cooking program will begin after
the LED blinks 8 times, otherwise it will begin cooking after the delay time has
elapsed.
Using the Manual Cooking Mode
1.
Perform the steps in the
Preparation for Cooking section above.
2.
Put the Pressure Limit Valve in the Seal position.
3.
Press the Cooking Setting button to set the amount of time to cook. Each press of
the button adds 1 minute to the cooking time. Press and hold the button to rapidly
increase the cooking time. The cooking time can be set from 2 to 99 minutes.
4.
If you want to delay the start of the cooking program, press the Cooking Time
button to set the amount of time delay before cooking. Each press of the Cooking
Time button will add 0.5 hours to the delay, to a maximum of 24 hours.
5.
If you have not added a cooking time delay, cooking will begin after the red LED
blinks 7 times, otherwise it will begin cooking after the delay time has elapsed.
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