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Safely Removing the Lid
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NOTE:
For your safety, open the lid slowly. Do not open the lid before all pressure has escaped through the exhaust valve and the
float valve has completely fallen back into the lid.
1. Let the cooker cool down on its own. Wait approximately 10 minutes until the float valve drops down
before opening the lid.
2. Turn the lid counterclockwise to unlock, then carefully lift the lid away from your face. Keep the lid over
the pressure cooker to allow any remaining steam to escape.
3. Completely remove the lid, keeping your face and exposed skin at a safe distance from the heat
released from the pressure cooker.
1. If set to the (steam seal), carefully move the exhaust valve to (steam exhaust), allowing the
steam to gradually escape from the pressure cooker (for solid food only).
2. The float valve will drop back into the lid when it is safe to open the pressure cooker.
3. Turn the lid counterclockwise to unlock, then carefully lift the lid away from your face. Keep the lid over
the pressure cooker to allow any remaining steam to escape.
4. Completely remove the lid, keeping your face and exposed skin at a safe distance from the heat
released from the pressure cooker.
Once cooking is complete, turn off the pressure cooker’s power by unplugging the power cable. You can
safely remove the lid following either of the two methods described below:
Method 1:
Method 2:
The pressure cooker will automatically power off if it begins to overheat in order to protect the unit from a
circuit overload or a potential fire. This is an irreversible safeguard that cannot be overridden.