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Cleaning the Condensation
Collector
b. Remove the anti-block shield by
gripping it from either side, then
pulling it up. [Figure 10.2] Rinse
and dry the anti-block shield and
replace it inside the lid.
c. Remove the silicone cap from the
float valve. The float valve may
drop out unexpectedly without the
silicone cap, so remove carefully.
[Figure 10.3]
d. Rinse both parts with clean water,
and secure the float valve back
onto the lid using the float valve
silicone cap. [Figure 10.4]
1. Remove the condensation collector by
gripping each side with your thumb and
pointer finger and pulling away from the
pressure cooker. [Figure 10.5]
Figure 10.2
Figure 10.3
5. Dry thoroughly.
6. Always replace the inner pot into the
pressure cooker before plugging in or
turning on.
a. Make sure the bottom outside of
the inner pot is dry before placing
into the pressure cooker.
Figure 10.4
Note: Do not pull down on the condensation collector.
Note: Always replace the condensation collector
before cooking in the pressure cooker. Do not use the
pressure cooker without the condensation collector in
place.
2. Hand wash the condensation collector
with soap and water or in the top rack of
a dishwasher. Dry thoroughly.
3. Replace the condensation collector.
[Figure 10.6]
Figure 10.5
Figure 10.6
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