Curtis Stone Mini Multi Cooker User manual

MINI MULTI COOKER
MINI MULTICUISEUR
USAGE INSTRUCTIONS
INSTRUCTIONS D’UTILISATION

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PARTS & ACCESSORIES
1. Power button
2. Function selection light
3. Lid cover
4. Lid open button
5. Housing
6. Handle
7. Control panel
8. Air vent
9. Lid heat shield
10. Power cord (removable)
11. Spatula
12. Measuring Cup
(capacity 6oz/180ml)
13. Removable pot
1. Place Mini Multi Cooker on flat, clean and stable surface.
2. Press Lid Open Button to open lid and remove Removable Pot (see Figure 1).
3. Place ingredients in Pot as per the recipe.
4. Ensure outside of Pot is dry before placing in Housing.
5. Plug Cooker into power outlet. Using Power button, select desired cooking
function. See Function Control Guide.
6. When done cooking, turn Cooker o by removing power cord from outlet and let
Cooker cool before cleaning.
1. PRESS BUTTON 2. LID OPENS 3. REMOVE POT
FIGURE 1
USING YOUR MINI MULTI COOKER
IMPORTANT: Removable Pot and Lid Cover get very hot after
cooking. Be careful when removing Pot. Always use oven mitts or
towel when handling.
Before first use, refer to Care and Cleaning Guide to clean all Mini Multi Cooker
components. Remove any stickers and packaging materials.
OPERATING YOUR MINI MULTI COOKER
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PARTS & ACCESSORIES
1. Power button
2. Function selection light
3. Lid cover
4. Lid open button
5. Housing
6. Handle
7. Control panel
8. Air vent
9. Lid heat shield
10. Power cord (removable)
11. Spatula
12. Measuring Cup
(capacity 6oz/180ml)
13. Removable pot
1. Place Mini Multi Cooker on flat, clean and stable surface.
2. Press Lid Open Button to open lid and remove Removable Pot (see Figure 1).
3. Place ingredients in Pot as per the recipe.
4. Ensure outside of Pot is dry before placing in Housing.
5. Plug Cooker into power outlet. Using Power button, select desired cooking
function. See Function Control Guide.
6. When done cooking, turn Cooker o by removing power cord from outlet and let
Cooker cool before cleaning.
1. PRESS BUTTON 2. LID OPENS 3. REMOVE POT
FIGURE 1
USING YOUR MINI MULTI COOKER
IMPORTANT: Removable Pot and Lid Cover get very hot after
cooking. Be careful when removing Pot. Always use oven mitts or
towel when handling.
Before first use, refer to Care and Cleaning Guide to clean all Mini Multi Cooker
components. Remove any stickers and packaging materials.
OPERATING YOUR MINI MULTI COOKER
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21
7
11
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HOW TO USE
When Cooker is first plugged in, all the lights will turn on for 1 second and then the
Power Button will flash. This light will continue flashing until a function is selected, at
which time the light will stay lit indicating the Cooker is on.
Touch Power Button to toggle through dierent functions, starting from left to right:
a) Multi Cook
b) Slow Cook
c) Bake
d) Keep Warm
Once a function has been selected, the desired Function Selection Light will flash for 3
seconds then remain on, indicating that cooking has begun.
FUNCTION CONTROL GUIDE FUNCTION PROGRAMS
FUNCTIONPROGRAM
MULTI COOK
SLOW COOK
BAKE
KEEP WARM
RUNNING TIME
Mini Multi Cooker will heat up and cook food
for a 30 minute cycle.
After 30 minutes, you will hear 1 long beep,
indicating cycle has completed.
The Cooker will then automatically switch
to Keep Warm function for a maximum of 6
hours.
Mini Multi Cooker will heat up and cook
food at a slightly lower temperature for a 60
minute cycle.
After 60 minutes, you will hear 1 long beep,
indicating cycle has completed.
The Cooker will then automatically switch
to Keep Warm function for a maximum of 6
hours.
Mini Multi Cooker will heat up and cook food
for a 40 minute cycle.
After 40 minutes, you will hear 1 long beep,
indicating cycle has completed.
The Cooker will then automatically switch
to Keep Warm function for a maximum of 6
hours.
Mini Multi Cooker will keep food warm at
a lower gentle heat for a maximum 6 hour
cycle.
The Cooker will then automatically shut o.
30 Minutes
Red
Indicator Light
Red
Indicator Light
Red
Indicator Light
Blue
Indicator Light
60 Minutes
40 Minutes
6 Hours
POWER BUTTON
FUNCTION
SELECTION
LIGHTS
CAUTION: During cooking the air vent on the lid may release hot steam.

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HOW TO USE
When Cooker is first plugged in, all the lights will turn on for 1 second and then the
Power Button will flash. This light will continue flashing until a function is selected, at
which time the light will stay lit indicating the Cooker is on.
Touch Power Button to toggle through dierent functions, starting from left to right:
a) Multi Cook
b) Slow Cook
c) Bake
d) Keep Warm
Once a function has been selected, the desired Function Selection Light will flash for 3
seconds then remain on, indicating that cooking has begun.
FUNCTION CONTROL GUIDE FUNCTION PROGRAMS
FUNCTIONPROGRAM
MULTI COOK
SLOW COOK
BAKE
KEEP WARM
RUNNING TIME
Mini Multi Cooker will heat up and cook food
for a 30 minute cycle.
After 30 minutes, you will hear 1 long beep,
indicating cycle has completed.
The Cooker will then automatically switch
to Keep Warm function for a maximum of 6
hours.
Mini Multi Cooker will heat up and cook
food at a slightly lower temperature for a 60
minute cycle.
After 60 minutes, you will hear 1 long beep,
indicating cycle has completed.
The Cooker will then automatically switch
to Keep Warm function for a maximum of 6
hours.
Mini Multi Cooker will heat up and cook food
for a 40 minute cycle.
After 40 minutes, you will hear 1 long beep,
indicating cycle has completed.
The Cooker will then automatically switch
to Keep Warm function for a maximum of 6
hours.
Mini Multi Cooker will keep food warm at
a lower gentle heat for a maximum 6 hour
cycle.
The Cooker will then automatically shut o.
30 Minutes
Red
Indicator Light
Red
Indicator Light
Red
Indicator Light
Blue
Indicator Light
60 Minutes
40 Minutes
6 Hours
POWER BUTTON
FUNCTION
SELECTION
LIGHTS
CAUTION: During cooking the air vent on the lid may release hot steam.

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This appliance requires little maintenance. It contains no user serviceable parts. Do
not try to repair it yourself. Contact the customer service department for any unusual
issues you may experience.
1. Always unplug Mini Multi Cooker before cleaning.
2. To clean Housing, wipe down with a damp cloth and dry thoroughly.
Never submerge Housing in water or other liquids.
3. To clean Removable Pot, wash in warm soapy water with soft sponge.
Dry thoroughly. Do not place in dishwasher.
4. To remove and clean Lid Heat Shield, refer to page 9.
5. Do not use abrasive cleaners.
6. Store Mini Multi Cooker in a clean dry place.
7. Contact Customer Service for any issues or malfunctions that should
occur.
When cool, pull the Lid Heat Shield o and wash with warm soapy water and soft
sponge. Using a damp cloth, wipe underside of lid, ensuring to wipe the Outer Lid Seal
gasket and Air Vent thoroughly (see Figure 2).
CARE & CLEANING
FIGURE 2 OUTER LID SEAL GASKET
LOCK PIN
AIR VENT
HEAT SHIELD PLUG
LID HEAT SHIELD
1. Do not fill Removable Pot more than 3/4 full. Overfilling Pot can cause
liquids to overflow onto heating elements and clog Air Vents.
2. To ensure foods are cooked within the provided cooking cycles, cut meats
and vegetables into bite sized pieces. Large pieces of food may need
multiple cooking cycles to cook.
3. If cooking cycle ends before food has finished cooking, press and hold
Power Button for 3 seconds until flashing. Select desired function and
continue cooking.
4. Cook food with lid closed to keep heat from escaping. If necessary to stir
occasionally in recipe, stir food and quickly close lid.
5. For fluer rice, rinse measured rice under running water until water runs
clear. This removes excess starches which results in a less sticky rice.
TIPS FOR BEST RESULTS
REMOVING AND CLEANING LID HEAT SHIELD
1. REMOVE HEAT SHIELD PLUG:
2. REMOVING LID HEAT SHIELD:
Pull out to remove.
To assemble, push lid
heat shield in till lock pin
protrudes through heat
shield plug and holds lid
heat shield in place.
Pull out/push in silicon plug.
Note: make sure the heat shield
plug is reinstalled in correct
position (see figure 2).

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This appliance requires little maintenance. It contains no user serviceable parts. Do
not try to repair it yourself. Contact the customer service department for any unusual
issues you may experience.
1. Always unplug Mini Multi Cooker before cleaning.
2. To clean Housing, wipe down with a damp cloth and dry thoroughly.
Never submerge Housing in water or other liquids.
3. To clean Removable Pot, wash in warm soapy water with soft sponge.
Dry thoroughly. Do not place in dishwasher.
4. To remove and clean Lid Heat Shield, refer to page 9.
5. Do not use abrasive cleaners.
6. Store Mini Multi Cooker in a clean dry place.
7. Contact Customer Service for any issues or malfunctions that should
occur.
When cool, pull the Lid Heat Shield o and wash with warm soapy water and soft
sponge. Using a damp cloth, wipe underside of lid, ensuring to wipe the Outer Lid Seal
gasket and Air Vent thoroughly (see Figure 2).
CARE & CLEANING
FIGURE 2 OUTER LID SEAL GASKET
LOCK PIN
AIR VENT
HEAT SHIELD PLUG
LID HEAT SHIELD
1. Do not fill Removable Pot more than 3/4 full. Overfilling Pot can cause
liquids to overflow onto heating elements and clog Air Vents.
2. To ensure foods are cooked within the provided cooking cycles, cut meats
and vegetables into bite sized pieces. Large pieces of food may need
multiple cooking cycles to cook.
3. If cooking cycle ends before food has finished cooking, press and hold
Power Button for 3 seconds until flashing. Select desired function and
continue cooking.
4. Cook food with lid closed to keep heat from escaping. If necessary to stir
occasionally in recipe, stir food and quickly close lid.
5. For fluer rice, rinse measured rice under running water until water runs
clear. This removes excess starches which results in a less sticky rice.
TIPS FOR BEST RESULTS
REMOVING AND CLEANING LID HEAT SHIELD
1. REMOVE HEAT SHIELD PLUG:
2. REMOVING LID HEAT SHIELD:
Pull out to remove.
To assemble, push lid
heat shield in till lock pin
protrudes through heat
shield plug and holds lid
heat shield in place.
Pull out/push in silicon plug.
Note: make sure the heat shield
plug is reinstalled in correct
position (see figure 2).