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Questions and answers
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Problem Possible reason How to correct the problem
Steam is escaping near the
control valve unit.
The temperature is too high for the
selected cooking setting. (The cooking
indicator has risen further than the
second ring)
The control valve is not attached cor-
rectly and firmly.
The O-ring, valve base seal, or silicone
membrane is missing, defective, or incor-
rectly attached.
Turn the heat source down. Adjust the
energy source so that the cooking indi-
cator does not rise above the marking
for the required cooking setting (first or
second white ring) throughout the entire
cooking period. (See Chapter 6)
Attach the control valve unit correctly
and tighten the fastening screw.
(See Chapter 10)
Replace the seal or attach it correctly.
(See Chapter 12)
Steam is escaping under
the lid handle (near the
Euromatic), although the
cooking indicator has
already risen.
The lid handle is loose.
The flat gasket for the fastening screw of
the lid handle or the o-ring for the Eu-
romatic is missing, defective, or mounted
incorrectly.
If a great deal of steam is released, the
Euromatic may have been triggered as
a safety mechanism. This happens if the
valve is dirty or defective.
Tighten the fastening screw of the lid
handle on the inside of the lid.
Replace the gasket or o-ring or mount it
correctly. (See Chapter 12)
Remove the control valve unit and clean
or replace it. (See Chapter 10 and 12)
A great deal of steam is
escaping from the edge
of the lid, although the
cooking indicator has
already risen.
The silicone gasket is defective.
The silicone gasket has been triggered
as a safety mechanism. This happens if
the valve and the Euromatic are dirty or
defective.
Replace the silicone gasket.
(See Chapter 5 and 12)
Have the cooker checked by Fissler
Customer Service.
Steam is escaping from
under the round cover
cap for the lid handle or
the release button.
A seal is defective. Replace the lid handle or have it checked
by Fissler Customer Service.
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