Note: If the pressure cooker releases too much
steam, move the steam release switch to 'Seal' and
allow the rest of the pressure to naturally release.
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We recommend quickly releasing
pressure when cooking vegetables
and seafood to make sure food is not
overcooked.
TIMED NATURAL RELEASE
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Cooking gradually stops until the
remaining pressure is quick released.
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Keep the steam release switch in the
'Seal' position for a few minutes after
cooking has finished, then move the
switch to the 'Vent' position to quick
release the rest of the pressure.
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We recommend using timed natural
release for food such as rice and grains.
Note: Once the switch is moved to 'Vent', the
pressure won't be as strong as immediately quick
releasing pressure.
CAUTION:
Do not place hands, face, or exposed
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skin over the steam release valve.
Do not open the lid until pressure is
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finished releasing. The lid will stay locked
until the float valve drops down.
Never force the float valve down while it
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is still up.
To avoid dangerous food splatter, always
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use natural release for foods that have
a large liquid volume or high starch
content (such as soup, porridge, or fruit
jam).
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