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Function

Time Range

Carrots

6-8 minutes

Corn

3-5 minutes

Potatoes (large, whole)

12-15 minutes

Potatoes (small, whole)

8-10 minutes

Sweet potatoes (large, whole)

12-15 minutes

Sweet potatoes (cubed)

2-4 minutes

Meats

Function

Time

Beef

20 minutes per 450 g (1 lb)

Beef (large pieces and ribs)

20-25 minutes per 450 g (1 lb)

Chicken breasts

6-8 minutes per 450g (1 lb)

Whole chicken

8 minutes per 450g (1 lb)

Lamb

15 minutes per 450g (1 lb)

Pork (Baby back ribs)

15-20 minutes per 450g (1 lb)

NOTE: 

We recommend that you use a meat thermometer to check the temperature 

of the meat to make sure it is cooked sufficiently.

Dried and soaked beans and lentils

Food

Time (dried)

Time (soaked)

Black beans

20-25 minutes

6-8 minutes

Black-eyed peas

14-18 minutes

4-5 minutes

Chickpeas / Garbanzo beans

35-40 minutes

10-15 minutes

Red kidney beans

20-25 minutes

7-8 minutes

Lima beans

12-14 minutes

6-10 minutes

Soybeans

35-45 minutes

18-20 minutes

Green lentils

8-10 minutes

N/A

Red lentils

1-2 minutes

N/A

Summary of Contents for SKA-PRS-301-SMT

Page 1: ...SMART PRESSURE COOKER SKA PRS 301 SMT...

Page 2: ...y use the product as described in this manual Keep the manual in a safe place so you can easily refer to it and pass it on to any future owners of the product Intended purpose Your appliance is used t...

Page 3: ...8 5 Setting the temperature 21 8 6 Changing the temperature scale C or F 21 8 7 Progress indicator 21 8 8 Setting the pressure level 22 8 9 Setting the delay start function 22 8 10 Setting the keep wa...

Page 4: ...oker times 32 15 Cleaning 34 15 1 Cleaning the base and outer pot 34 15 2 Cleaning in mild detergent 34 15 3 Cleaning in the dishwasher 34 16 Troubleshooting 35 16 1 Malfunctions during operation 35 1...

Page 5: ...es Do not use the appliance outdoors or for anything other than its intended use Failure to do so may result in injury property damage and invalidate the warranty This appliance is not to be used by c...

Page 6: ...ularly check the appliance and the power cord for damage Do not use the appliance power cord or plug if they have been damaged dropped or malfunctioning If the appliance power cord or plug have been d...

Page 7: ...ges the skin can expand when heated Do not pierce the skin while it is expanded as this could result in a scalding injury When pressure cooking foods that are doughy have a thick texture or high fat o...

Page 8: ...pliance and refer to the Error codes on the screen section on page 36 To fully turn off the appliance remove the plug from the power source Do not attempt to repair replace or modify the appliance and...

Page 9: ...sure will not build This feature prevents the opening of the lid while the cooker is pressurized 5 Anti block shield prevents food debris from blocking the steam release vent It must be installed befo...

Page 10: ...AX 4 3 1 2 2 1 LITER MAX CUP Manual 1 4 2Tbsp 1 3 1 2 2 3 3 4 1 Cup 50 100 150 200 250ml 3 6 7 8 11 9 4 5 2 10 13 12 24 25 23 22 1 18 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 The plug shown here may not be the same as th...

Page 11: ...lid 8 Power cord with plug 9 Spoon holder 10 Base 11 TIME TEMP button 12 CANCEL button 13 START PAUSE button and SETTING dial 14 DELAY START KEEP WARM button 15 PRESSURE LEVEL button 16 LCD screen 17...

Page 12: ...ure Pressure cooker is set to a low or high level H Delay Delay start function is on or off I Keep Warm Keep warm function is on or off J Sound Sound function is on or off K Wi Fi connection status on...

Page 13: ...ect 1 of the 16 available modes Adjust the time or temperature The indicator light appears next to the selected option button 13 Press to start or pause the cooking process When using the pressure coo...

Page 14: ...perature has been reached 6 Items supplied 1 pressure cooker base 10 1 inner pot 4 1 pressure cooker lid 21 with float valve 23 1 steam release vent 22 1 anti block shield 1 1 sealing ring 20 1 steame...

Page 15: ...ock the lid 21 into place 3 Make sure that all parts are present and undamaged 4 Clean the appliance prior to its first use See Cleaning on page 34 7 2 Assembly disassembly Steam release vent On the t...

Page 16: ...clean it Sealing ring The sealing ring 20 on the underside of the lid 21 creates the airtight seal and stops steam escaping when cooking Install the sealing ring 20 by slotting it behind the metal wir...

Page 17: ...ng slot Slide it off to remove and empty the condensation Location Place the assembled pressure cooker on a level dry non slip heatproof and waterproof surface where it cannot easily fall or slip off...

Page 18: ...2 minutes displays Press the START PAUSE button 13 6 When finished while wearing oven mitts turn the steam release vent 22 to the Venting position to release the pressure Alternatively you could use...

Page 19: ...t using it turn the SETTING dial 13 to select a cooking option The screen 16 will turn on and a beep will sound To fully turn off the appliance unplug it from the wall socket 8 2 Opening and closing t...

Page 20: ...u can adjust the time in all modes except for the RICE mode The rice mode is preset and you cannot change the cooking time in this mode Press the TIME TEMP button 11 to set the cooking time 1 Turn the...

Page 21: ...he SETTING dial 13 clockwise to increase the time 3 Turn the SETTING dial 13 counterclockwise to decrease the time You can adjust the temperature in increments of 1 F C from 104 F to 338 F or 40 C to...

Page 22: ...13 to increase the delay start time in increments of 10 minutes Turn the SETTING dial 13 to 00 00 to turn this function off NOTE The delay start function is disabled for the non pressure cooking progr...

Page 23: ...s on the screen To turn the sound on again press and hold the CANCEL button 12 for 5 seconds until SON appears on the screen 9 App for Smart Pressure Cooker only available on SKA PRS 301 SMT The Smart...

Page 24: ...he pressure cooker can be paired using the Auto Scan option on the app Instead of tapping the button on the top right select the Auto Scan option the pressure cooker will pop up to ask the user to con...

Page 25: ...ing phase will begin and the time on the screen 16 will start to countdown in hours and minutes While cooking you can turn the keep warm function on or off Stage 3 Depressurizing Once the pressure coo...

Page 26: ...y fill up to the halfway mark which is equivalent to approximately 3 liters or 12 cups 3 Place the inner pot 4 into the outer pot 5 4 Put the lid 21 on the cooker Turn the lid 21 clockwise until the c...

Page 27: ...k release or natural release method WARNING When you turn the steam release vent 22 to the Venting position or when you remove the lid 21 hot steam will be released Use extreme caution and wear protec...

Page 28: ...e Venting position to release pressure if you are short on time or wish to stop the cooking process 10 4 Steam mode In steam mode you can steam cakes vegetables dumplings and meats such as fish and ch...

Page 29: ...low cook mode You can slowly cook ingredients for 30 minutes or up to 20 hours Regularly check the food while cooking to prevent overcooking or burning if the food becomes too dry 1 Add the ingredient...

Page 30: ...ol to 112 F 44 C 9 Add the live culture to the milk 10 Return the inner pot 4 to the cooker and close the lid 21 The steam release vent 22 can be in either position venting or sealing 11 Turn the SETT...

Page 31: ...e Default Time in Minutes Default Temperature Pressure Low High Delay Start Meat Stew 1 minute to 6 hours N A 35 N A Yes Yes Bean Chili 1 minute to 4 hours N A 30 N A Yes Yes Rice Auto N A 15 N A Yes...

Page 32: ...s 104 F 338 F 40 C 170 C 30 min 284 F 140 C Yes No No Yogurt 30 minutes to 99 5 hours in 30 minute increments 104 F 176 F 40 C 80 C 8 hours 104 F 40 C No No Warm 10 minutes to 99 hours and 50 minutes...

Page 33: ...0g 1 lb Lamb 15 minutes per 450g 1 lb Pork Baby back ribs 15 20 minutes per 450g 1 lb NOTE We recommend that you use a meat thermometer to check the temperature of the meat to make sure it is cooked s...

Page 34: ...damage the appliance 15 1 Cleaning the base and outer pot Clean the outside of the base 10 and the outer pot with heating plate 5 with a damp soft cloth You can also use a mild detergent solution 15 2...

Page 35: ...s required please try this checklist first Perhaps there is only a minor problem and you can solve it yourself WARNING Risk of electric shock Do not attempt to repair the appliance yourself under any...

Page 36: ...properly Remove and reinstall the lid 21 Steam leaks from the float valve 23 for longer than 2 minutes The float valve 23 is dirty Remove clean and reinstall the float valve 23 The float valve s sili...

Page 37: ...unplug the appliance Contact customer service 17 Disposal This product is subject to the provisions of European Directive 2012 19 EC The symbol showing a wheelie bin crossed through indicates that th...

Page 38: ...Mains voltage AC 220 240V 50Hz or AC 120V 60Hz Power rating 1000W Inner pot maximum cooking capacity 5 7 L 6 QT Inner pot total capacity 6 L 6 3 QT Inner pot caliber 6 3 x8 7 in 16 x 22 cm Weight 13...

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