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CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
Inner Pot
Sealing Ring Cleaning
Float Valve
Water Collector
Do not use abrasive detergents or scouring pads to remove burnt food. Soak the inner pot in warm, detergent
water, then remove excess food with a regular sponge.
Rinse and dry the container thoroughly before next use.
After each use, clean off excess oil and food from the lid and sealing ring with detergent and a soft brush.
To remove the sealing ring, gently pull the ring upwards, removing it from the inner lip of the lid. To re-install
the ring, gently press the ring into the inner lip of the lid, making sure it’s fully wrapped around the inner
metal ring of the lid.
Keep the float valve clean between uses. To remove, gently slip off the plastic covering and slide the pin out
of the lid. Soak the plastic cover and plug in warm soapy water to clean, then rinse and dry thoroughly. To re-
install the pin, slide the pin back into the lid from the top, then re-apply the plastic cover.
The water collector contains the excess steam when the pressure cooker is in use. To keep odor-free, make
sure to empty and wash the water collector with detergent and warm water. Rinse and dry thoroughly before
replacing the water collector in the pressure cooker.
NOTE:
Allow the pressure cooker to cool down before cleaning any part of the unit.
NOTE:
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For your safety, check to ensure the sealing ring is properly installed before each use.
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Do not operate the pressure cooker if the sealing ring is damaged.