Important Safeguards; Prior To Each Use; Safety Systems - Magefesa MAGEPLUS Gebrauchsanweisung

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

A - Read all the instructions carefully.
B - Do not allow children near the area where the
Pressure Cooker is being used.
C - Do not place the Pressure Cooker in a hot oven.
D - When the Pressure Cooker is pressurised it
should only be moved with maximum precaution.
Do not touch the hot surfaces. Use the handles.
If necessary use gloves.
E - Do not use the Pressure Cooker for any other
use than the one established.
F - The Pressure Cooker cooks under pressure.
Injuries can be caused from scalding through
incorrect use. Make sure it is correctly closed
before placing on the heat.
G - Never open the Pressure Cooker using force.
Do not open the Pressure Cooker until you
are sure that the pressure inside has been
completely released.
H - Never use the Pressure Cooker without water,
as this would severely damage it.
I - Do not fill the Pressure Cooker to more than
2/3 of its capacity. For foods that swell during
cooking, such as rice, dry pulses or stewed
fruit, only fill to half its volume.
J - Use the heat sources in accordance with their
instructions for use.
K - After cooking meat with skin (i.e. tongue),
which has a risk of swelling due to the high
temperature, do not pierce it whilst the skin
has a swollen appearance, as injuries can be
caused from scalding.
L - When cooking thick foods gently shake the
Pressure Cooker before opening the lid to
avoid splashing.
M - Always check that the valves are not blocked
before every use.
N - Never use the Pressure Cooker to fry foods
under Pressure.
O - Be sure to follow the maintenance and cleaning
instructions in your instruction manual supplied
with your Pressure Cooker.
P - Only use genuine
accordance with the instructions that came
with your Pressure Cooker. It is important that
you only use genuine
sealing gaskets appropiate for your model of
Pressure Cooker.
Q - Keep these Instructions in a safe place.
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PRIOR TO EACH USE

PRESSURE INDICATOR:
From the underside of the lid check that it slides easily,
pressing the valve indicator with a rod as far as it will go
(Fig. 1). If you note any friction, take it apart and clean it
(see CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE section A).
PRESSURE DETECTOR AND SAFETY VALVE:
From the underside of the lid check that it is working cor-
rectly by pressing the closing knob with a rod. If it moves
easily, this is correct (Fig. 2).
FILLING YOUR PRESSURE COOKER:
- For safety reasons, the Pressure Cooker can only be
filled to a maximum of 2/3 of its capacity.
- If you are cooking food which tends to swell or produce
foam (such as chickpeas, lentils, leeks, pasta, rice or
vegetables), fill it up halfway only to avoid the risk of
obstructing the safety valves mentioned above.
- The minimum amount of liquid in the Pressure Cooker
should be 1/4 litre.
ADVANTAGES OF
SUPER FAST PRESSURE COOKER:
GREATER SAFETY
the market. Help us to maintain this position by refusing
any NON ORIGINAL spare part (particulaly "Sealing Gaskets"
which alter this safety).
FASTER
Specially designed to cook as quickly as possible while
maintaining all the vitamins and flavours of the food.
ENERGY SAVING
The cooking is done more quickly thereby economising any
kind of energy used in the kichen.

5 SAFETY SYSTEMS

This Pressure Cooker has five safety systems:
1 and 2 High security opening and closing device function:
This is a mechanism situated in the "body long handle"
which stops the Pressure Cooker being opened if there is
pressure inside it, however little, in which case the
parts in
"Pressure Detector" will be visible and THE LID CANNOT
BE OPENED (Fig. N).
On the other hand, if there is no pressure, the "Pressure
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the
Detector" will be hidden in the hole in the handle (Fig. J). In this
case the Pressure Cooker may be opened, by pushing the
blue push button forwards. If the Pressure Cooker has not
been closed properly this device will not allow it to come to
pressure.
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Fig. 1
has made its Pressure Cooker the safest on
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Fig. 2