Health And Warnings / What To Do If - ELO ASC18 Manual De Instrucciones

Health warning
Please note that persons who are allergic to nickel may suffer complications
through using stainless steel pots and pans.
WARNING:
The pressure cooker may only be repaired by authorized qualified personnel.
What to do if
... steam is escaping between the lid and the pot ?
This means either that the rubber gasket is defective or the pot is not properly
closed. Replace the defective rubber gasket. Close the pot correctly (see chapter
"Closing the Pressure Cooker"). If the rubber gasket is just dirty, it should be
washed.
... no steam is coming out of the pressure regulating valve ?
This means that the pot is not correctly sealed and this should be checked. If
the pressure regulating valve is dirty, the valve should be cleaned. Check also
whether there is sufficient liquid in the pot. There may be not enough pressure
in the pot. Carefully readjust the energy supply as needed. If the rubber gasket
is dirty or defective, clean or replace it. The rubber gasket will need replacing
once a year.
... too much steam is escaping from the pressure valve?
The heat source is probably turned up too high and should be turned down.
It could also mean that the pressure regulating valve is dirty.
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Table of Cooking Times
The times given below are only approximate, as they naturally depend on the
quality and condition of the food to be cooked.
You will very quickly learn from experience and know exactly how long each
dish will take to cook.
It is not necessary to defrost frozen vegetables or fish before pressure cooking,
just increase the cooking time slightly.
High
Soups
pressure
Bean soup •
Pea or lentil soup •
(pre-soaked)
Vegetable soup •
Goulash soup •
Chicken soup •
Potato soup •
Meat stock •
Rice soup •
Beef soup •
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P
PL
CZ
H
RO
GR
Low approx. cooking
pressure time in minutes
BG
20
12 – 15
5 – 8
15 – 20
15 – 20
6 – 8
20 – 25
8
25 – 45
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