how do you properly seat the steam vent on the pressure cooker
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Jul 05, 2009
- Sorry Joe I did not make myself clear. What I was referring to is the "Pressure Release Device." I put it on and it is very loose. Is it supposed to be this way? The way it is now I don't think it can prevent the venting of the steam and allow pressure to build.
I bought a cook's essentials pressure cooker model cepc660 about a year ago. I love this cooker....
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I bought a cook's essentials pressure cooker model cepc660 about a year ago. I love this cooker. However, the last time I used it I was browing some meat and all of a sudden the power went off. I checked the outlet with other units and they worked fine. I also moved the cooker to another outlet but it still doesn't have power. Can you tell me what the problem is and how I can fix it. Please I love this cooker.
i'm trying to put it together - but the little vent/seal dial is "loose" - is this normal,...
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i'm trying to put it together - but the little vent/seal dial is "loose" - is this normal, or should it click into place?
how do you properly set the pressure release valve. It is very very loose and won't prevent venting...
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how do you properly set the pressure release valve. It is very very loose and won't prevent venting steam
My Wolfgang Puck 5 quart electric pressure cooker, product id BPCR0005, did not come with...
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My Wolfgang Puck 5 quart electric pressure cooker, product id BPCR0005, did not come with instructions