Toastmaster TM-670PC, Instruction Manual

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MODE
DEFAULT
TIME
DEFAULT
PRESSURE*
MIN - MAX
TIME
MIN - MAX
PRESSURE NOTES
KEEP
WARM
10 hours ---
After a selected
cook mode ends,
the pressure
cooker shifts to
a KEEP WARM
mode. KEEP
WARM can also
be used
independently.
*
The pressure levels programmed into the logic of this pressure cooker are
measured in kPa. The kPa unit of measurement is different from PSI (pounds
per square inch). 1 PSI is approximately 7 kPa.
TIPS AND HINTS
• Never load the inner pot above the MAX line (image B).
• The pressure levels programmed into the logic of this pressure cooker are measured
in kPa. The kPa unit of measurement is different from PSI (pounds per square inch).
1 PSI is approximately 7 kPa.
• Use the SAUTE setting to sear or brown foods directly in the inner pan before
cooking a full meal on a setting with pressure.
• If cooking frozen foods without defrosting the foods, adjust the cooking time to add
an additional 10 minutes.
• Pressure cooking requires the addition of some form of liquid. Reference recipes
online for suggested food to liquid ratios.
• The selected cook time does not include the time required to build to pressure.
• When the pressure cooker enters KEEP WARM mode, the display indicates the
time that has passed since the cook cycle was completed and the pressure cooker
entered KEEP WARM mode.
• NEVER pour cold water into a hot pressure cooker.
• If the lid is in the closed position and excess steam is noticed between the lid and
pressure cooker housing, it is possible the lid is not seated properly and the rubber
gasket ring has not formed a full seal. Try pushing down the lid firmly. The safety
valve may also be stuck. It is important to regularly check the safety valve when the
pressure cooker is not in use to make sure it moves up and down and the silicone
ring meets the inner lid without gaps.
• The condensation container will help to drain any excess liquid that gathers around
the rim of the pressure cooker body. Insert and remove the condensation container
by sliding it on and off of the rails (image I).
• The pressure cooker housing includes a convenient spoon slot to store the plastic
spoon (image J).