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3USINGYOURAPPLIANCE
Beforerstuse:
• Remove the parts from the packaging.
• Place the slow cooker on a at, dry surface.
• Remove any promotional labels or stickers.
• Remove the crock pot and glass lid.
• Wash both in hot soapy, water with a mild
household detergent.
• Rinse and dry thoroughly.
• Do not use harsh abrasives or chemicals.
• Dispose of the packaging in a responsible
manner
• Your appliance is now ready for normal use.
Usingyourappliance:
1. Place the slow cooker on a at, dry, heat
resistant surface.
2. Position the removable crock pot in the
base of the slow cooker.
3. Place your prepared ingredients into the
crock pot.
4. Put the glass lid on to the base of the
slow cooker, ensuring it is centred for best
results.
5. With the temperature dial turned to the
OFF position, plug the slow cooked into the
power outlet.
6. Select the desired temperature setting by
turning the temperature control dial to the
required setting: low, high or keep warm.
7. When cooking is completed, turn the
temperature control dial to the OFF position.
Switch your slow cooker off at the power
outlet.
8. Carefully remove the crockery pot from the
slow cooker base.
9. Allow the slow cooker enough time to cool
completely before cleaning and storing
away.
10. Note: Always use oven mitts when
removing the crock pot from the slow
cooker. Do not place the heated crock pot
on any surfaces affected by heat. Take extra
care when moving the crock pot containing
hot liquids.
Temperaturecontrolsettings:
There are three temperature settings to choose
from: Low, HIGH and KEEP WARM.
The HIGH and LOW settings both stabilize at the
same temperature – the differences lies in the
time it takes them to reach the simmer point.
Once the food has reached the simmer point,
the total time it takes to cook is dependent on
the cut and weight of the meat/ingredients, and
how long it takes to reach the point of maximum
avour.
Most dishes can be cooked on either setting.
LOW
The LOW heat setting gently simmers food for an
extended period of time without overcooking or
burning. No stirring is required when using this
setting. Ideal for vegetable dishes and reheating.
Note: When using the Low setting to cook meat
dishes, the meat should be browned rst.
HIGH
The HIGH heat setting is ideal for use when
cooking dried beans and pulses. The HIGH
setting cooks food in half the time required for
the LOW heat setting. As food will boil when
cooked on the HIGH heat setting, it may be
necessary to add extra liquid, depending on
the recipe and the amount of time in which it
is cooked. Occasional stirring of stews and