22L Large Pressure Canner Cooker Kitchen Cookware with Gauge Release Valve 90kpa Aluminium

First Use Method:

1. the Switch of the New Pot Will Be a Little Tight for the First Time. Coat some Cooking Oil on the Sealing Ring, and Apply a Small Amount of Cooking Oil on the Upper Handle Stop Rod and the Teeth of the Pot to Facilitate Opening and Closing.

2. Close the Lid: When Closing the Lid, Align the "?" Mark on the Left Side of the Handle with the "?" Mark on the Lower Handle, Buckle the Lid, and Turn the Upper Handle Clockwise Until the Upper and Lower Handles Are Aligned in Order to Close It Completely (Special Note: When the Lower Handle Is Installed, the Slot Is Upward, and the Metal Is Downward). After All, the Pressure Cooker Is Polished by a Machine, and It Is Inevitable That There Will Be a Little Scratch, Which Will Not Affect the Use. If You Mind, Please Shoot Carefully.

Specifications

Product Name: Pressure Cooker
Material: Aluminium
Color: Silver
Net Weight: About 4.5kg
Size: Approx.32x28.0cm /12.59x11.02inch(Dxh)
Capacity: 22L
Diameter: 32cm/12.59''
Max Pressure: 90kpa


Package Content

1 X Pressure Cooker

Reminder: This Product Can Only Be Used in Gas Stoves, Not in Induction Cookers

Reminder:

The pressure cooker is made of aluminum alloy. After boiling mineral water and tap water, it will react with minerals. It is normal for the bottom of the pot to turn black, please understand.
Instructions language:Chinses?please contact seller if you need English instructions

• Crafted from durable aluminium alloy for long-lasting use
• Sleek silver finish complements any kitchen decor
• Generous 22L capacity allows for cooking large batches
• Measures approximately 32 x 28.0 cm (12.59 x 11.02 inches) in size
• Features a 32 cm (12.59 inch) diameter for ample cooking space
• Equipped with a maximum pressure of 90 kpa for efficient cooking
• Includes a first-use method to help facilitate opening and closing the lid
• Reminder: This pressure cooker is designed for use on gas stoves only, not induction cookers
• Note: It is normal for the bottom of the pot to turn black after boiling mineral or tap water due to a reaction with the minerals