WMF Perfect Pressure Cooker 4.5ltr 22cm diametre 18/10 stainless steel

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Manufacturer's Description
Eating habits have changed. Busy professionals, working parents and large families now want to prepare meals quicker but also want to eat healthily. Quickness and healthiness: both requirements are met perfectly by WMF pressure cookers. Healthy nutrients in the food are largely conserved and cooking times are reduced by up to 70% compared to conventional cooking. In addition WMF pressure cookers are safe and only require little maintenance.

The advantages of the WMF Pressure cookers make the difference:
Simple Operations – Safe Technology – Easy Cleaning

1. Simple Operations

Mind the fill quantity
All WMF pressure cookers have an inside scaling for easy measuring. To produce steam, on which cooking with the pressure cooker is based, you need at least ¼ litre of liquid. Never fill the WMF pressure cooker more than the maximum of 2/3 of the pot. For bubbling dishes or dishes with beans, pulses or cooking rice never fill more than half the pot as they will need more room to expand. You will find further information about cooking times and fill quantity in the Cooking time chart which comes with your pressure cooker.

Putting on the lid In order to put on the lid you need to make sure that the dot on the lid and the handle are in one line. Now you can lock the lid by turning it clockwise while your hand is slightly pressing the lid from above on the opposite side. Then push the cooking slide to “zu/locked”
Heating Put the filled and locked pot on the hob and set the heat source to a maximum energy supply. The start-up automatic valve causes air to escape so that you will see steam escaping and a hissing sound. When this stops the pressure can build up. The cooker indicator will rise as pressure is building up and depending on the pressure various coloured rings will appear. The first yellow ring is the residual pressure locking indicator and is not used for cooking. It is one of the 4 security features which will be explained further down. The other two (orange) rings indicate the two cooking stages: Cooking on the 1st orange ring (109°C) is best suited for delicate vegetables, fish and poultry while the 2nd orange ring (117°C) is great for substantial dishes and meat.
Cooking time The cooking time starts with the required cooking ring emerges. As soon as you can see the right orange ring please turn down the heat source but please make sure that the required ring will remain visible. You will get to know your pressure cooker and this will get easier in time. During the whole cooking process no steam will escape from the pot.

The Cooking time table included contains reference values for the cooking times and on which ring you should cook. In the beginning you will need some practice in order to select the appropriate cooking time, which depends on the food to be cooked and the individual preferences.

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Opening the pot There are 3 options to reduce the pressure and open the pot: 1. Wait until the cooking indicator has completely disappeared in the lid. This is best for dishes which require a long cooking time like potatoes in their skin, bubbling dishes and soups. 2. Or: Push the cooking slide slowly to the medium position “Abdampfen/ Release steam” and leave it there until no steam escapes anymore. 3. Or: Put the pot into the sink and pour slowly and carefully cold water over the lid. As soon as the cooking indicator has dropped, no more steam will escape anymore.  N.B. Shake the pot before opening so that bubbles formed in the cooked food can dissolve.

Safe Technology

All WMF pressure cookers are very safe. They bear the GS seal for certified safety assigned by the German TÜV as well as the CE sign and get quality checked several times during the production process.

Further safety features:
1.  Pressure can only build, if the lid has been closed and locked correctly. The pressurised pot cannot be opened until the yellow ring has fully disappeared. The residual pressure locking (yellow ring) indicates any residual pressure in the pot.
2. If the pot is heated beyond the second orange ring, the main valve will release steam between lid and handle reducing the pressure. This will also sound the audible alarm. Please remove from heat and slightly pull back the lock, which will stop the alarm allow the excess steam to escape. The valve will go down, once you get to the orange cooking ring you need lock the pressure cooker and carry on cooking. The steam will always flow away from your body, when the handle is facing you.
3. Additional safety is guaranteed by the start-up automatic valve. In case of over pressurising the ball in the lid will rise and release the valve.
4. The last safety feature is the slot in the side of the lid which will release steam through squeezing the sealing ring through the slot when over pressurising the pot.

As you can see the WMF pressure cookers are one of the safest on the market.

Easy Cleaning


The WMF pressure cookers are very easy to clean as you don’t need to take it apart to clean the valves.

WMF Perfect the technology is integrated in the handle! Steam will only flow between lid and handle, but not through the valve or the cooking indicator. Both parts are protected by a rubber seal, which means nothing gets dirty. Even with starchy dishes such as rice or potatos nothing will agglutinate. That’s why cleaning is so easy!

The removable handle is a solution from WMF. Just remove the handle from the lid and rinse it under the tap water – finished! At the end attach the handle again to the clean lid.
Never submerge it in water.

We recommend cleaning the sealing ring manually in water.
In addition please read the care instructions for WMF cookware made out of Cromargan 18/10 stainless steel.

The most important benefits at a glance:

•    Latest technology Made in Germany
•    Quicker and healthier cooking
•    More aromatic and varied dishes
•    Simple Operation – Safe Handling – Easy Cleaning
•    Fits into every kitchen
•    TransTherm universal base, suitable for all cookers even Induction
•    Dishwasher safe except of handle
•    Removable lid handle
•    Many household-compatible sizes and designs
•    3 years’ guarantee on functions and materials
•    10 years’ delivery guarantee on spare parts

4 Reviews 5 star:  (2) 4 star:    (0) 3 star:    (0) 2 star:    (0) 1 star:  (2)           Average Customer Review 3.0 out of 5 stars (4 customer reviews)		Share your thoughts with other customers: Create your own review
Most Helpful Customer Reviews   8 of 11 people found the following review helpful: 1.0 out of 5 stars Bad product, 10 Dec 2008 By  Carolina M. Ferreira (Ascot, Berks UK) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)    I bought this pressure cooker after a good search and it's the worst value for money!It looks very plain and there's no features I tried to get it to work twice and it makes an unberable noise, the plastic parts are not well built in so they're loose. The pressure is bad and it takes forever to cook. I had to send it back. Comment Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? Yes No (Report this)   1 of 1 people found the following review helpful: 5.0 out of 5 stars It's great, 18 Feb 2009 By  Mr. M. J. Kemp "Mitch" (UK) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)    This is a really high quality product. It makes next to no noise except at the very start of cooking and if the pressure gets too high and it needs to "let off steam". It says you have to watch it when it's cooking, but in reality that just means ensuring the heat is turned down sufficiently to stop the pressure rising too high. I find that to keep the temperature and pressure at the correct setting, the gas almost needs to be turned off so it's saving on fuel bills. It works so well, that you can turn it off 5 minutes before it's finished and it'll still be at pressure when the food is done. It's worth every penny. Comment Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? Yes No (Report this)   5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent quality with a classic design, 5 May 2009 By  Samuel Lown (Madrid, Spain) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)    Having searched around comparing different Pressure Cookers, this WMF Perfect, while perhaps a little expensive, just oozes quality and doesn't have any of the fiddly loose bits that seem to come with other cookers. Its very easy to clean with the completely detachable handle and the replaceable parts do indeed seem easy to replace. While cooking, the device makes almost no sound, other than the initial hiss as some of the air is released while heating up. The simplicity of the round button popping up while the pressure builds up is really nice and makes much more sense to me than the usual nobs with two or three settings seen on other cookers. I went for this model in the end, the Perfect as opposed to the Perfect Plus, as the only difference I could determine from the manuals was the rounded handle. Personally, I really like the 80's style square handle. Comment Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? Yes No (Report this) Share your thoughts with other customers: Create your own review › See all 4 customer reviews...		Ad feedback   Most Recent Customer Reviews 1.0 out of 5 stars Unhappy Not very happy with this product - it is so complicated to understand plus there are no recipes. I thought most pressure cookers were used for steamed puddings etc but there is... Read more Published 3 months ago by Mrs. Rosemary A. Pearce Search Customer Reviews Only search this product's reviews › See all 4 customer reviews...

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