I lost my plug to my pressure cooker. K43833. I need to get another one

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Hi Sharon! If you want the seasonings to get all thru the meat, I would cut it into about 6 pieces. Add your seasonings and cook it for 20 - 25 minutes. I have been cooking for 50 years and bought one of the electric digital pressure cookers. Liked it so much I bought another one. I made a pork roast about 2 weeks ago and I cooked mine for 25 minutes, It was so tender I could pull it apart with dinner forks. The seasonings I used were fresh diced onions ( 1 med) 2 cloves fresh garlic diced, salt and pepper to taste. Hope this helps.

Contact the manfacture.

Could I get a PDF copy of the Kitchen Living Pressure Cooker manual? I have lost mine.
Thanks!
Debby

Try Retrevo Manuals.com

Pressure cookers rely on pressure and steam,
Do a dry run first...well not dry but with just water, (no food) especially if it's an old cooker.
Inspect for cracks or pinholes before you go ahead, a crack ANYWHERE in a pressure cooker makes it a bomb...or a flower pot.
Ensure all safety devices like the pressure regulator and blow out plug are in good condition and not plugged.
If some previous owner replaced the blow out plug with a bolt or something silly don't use the cooker till it's repaired.
Bring your pressure cooker slowly up to pressure over medium heat with an inch or two of water in the bottom.
When it starts to vent steam turn the heat down so the steam barely escapes, if it has a rocker weight it will wobble a couple times a minute.

Slow gentle heat is the trick. A cooker will run for hours like that without boiling dry.

A couple tips, use salt and spice sparingly, it's trapped in there and permeates the food.
Be careful with foods that expand on cooking like rice and dried things, they can get up and block the vents if they reach the lid.

TickMagnet

Replacement parts for the Wolfgang Puck pressure cookers are difficult to find and I just received an e-mail back from an earlier inquiry to the the company advising that parts are available here:

http://www.wpcookware.com/categories.asp?cat=29

A rice measuring cup can be purchased on-line; no information available on it's size.

Replacement parts for the Wolfgang Puck pressure cookers are difficult to find and I just received an e-mail back from an earlier inquiry to the the company advising that parts are available here:

http://www.wpcookware.com/categories.asp?cat=29

Not sure if your model is the BPCR0175 but if the part you require is not available on-line suggest you contact their Customer Service at 1-800-275-8273 or make an inquiry via their webform:

http://www.wpcookware.com/contact.asp

Replacement parts for the Wolfgang Puck pressure cookers are available here:

http://www.wpcookware.com/categories.asp?cat=29

If you do not see the part you require or are unsure about the model number; suggest you contact their Customer Service at 1-800-275-8273 or via their webform at:

http://www.wpcookware.com/contact.asp

Sorry someone has not responded sooner, but just found this site.

I have my manual. There's not much to it, but I could copy it and send it if you could provide me a replacement gasket for the inside of the lid. It's a little white donut shaped gasket...