Your Nutrex Cooker; Safety Features - Rena Ware Nutrex Uso Y Mantenimiento

Your Nutrex Cooker

Your Nutrex Cooker will let you cook foods faster, while using less energy
and preserving more vitamins and minerals than conventional cooking
methods!
• Foods cook in about a third of the time!
• Reduces energy consumption and cost.
• Preserves nutrients for healthier cooking.
• Preserves the natural flavors and colors of foods.
Your Nutrex Cooker is made from durable, corrosion resistant stainless
steel, with a special Nutri-Plex heat-diffusing bottom for superior heat
conductivity.
• Suitable for all cooking surfaces including magnetic induction.
• Multiple safety features for worry-free operation.
• Easy to read pressure indicator.
• Capacity marks indicate food fill levels.
• Doubles as a regular utensil by substituting the pressure cooker cover with
the Rena Ware 6 Litre/Large Frypan Cover.

Safety Features

Your Nutrex Cooker is designed with multiple safety features to give you
complete confidence when pressure-cooking.
1. Safety Buttons – Safety buttons in the cover handles prevent the gasket
from sealing and prevent the build up of pressure if the cover is not properly
closed. If the cover is not properly closed, the pressure will not build above
0.73 psi (5 kPa).
2. Handle Lock – Prevents the cover from being rotated when the contents are
under pressure, so that the cover cannot be removed until it is safe to do so.
3. Valve Stem – The valve stem rises and lowers to show you the cooking
pressure in your Nutrex Cooker. The valve stem has two red lines to show
the pressure. The first line indicates pressure between 6.53-7.98 psi (45-55 kPa)
and the second line indicates pressure between 10.44-12.76 psi (72-88 kPa).
4. Pressure Release Valve – Releases the pressure above 10.44-12.76 psi
(72-88 kPa).
5. Over-Pressure Valve – Secondary pressure release valve releases pressure
between 16.24-23.21 psi (112-160 kPa) should the pressure release valve fail.
6. Cutouts – Cutouts in the cover (with the gasket in good condition) release pressure
in the unlikely event of failure of the other pressure release safety features. In the
worst condition, the gasket itself will push through the cutouts to release pressure
between 23.21 psi (160 kPa) and 37.71 psi (260 kPa). The cover will stay on the
pressure cooker up to 72.5 psi (500 kPa).
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