Bravetti PC107HA User Manual

Before using the electronic pressure 
cooker for the first time:

1.  Remove the cooking pot from the 

unit.

2.  Wash the removable cooking pot  

with warm, soapy water. The 
removable cooking pot may also be 
washed in a dishwasher. 

3.  Remove the sealing gasket from the 

cover and wash it with warm, soapy 
water. (Fig. 1) 

Do not wash in a 

dishwasher. Allow the sealing gasket to 
air dry or dry with a paper towel before 
inserting back into the cover.

4.  The cover of the pressure cooker 

may be washed with warm, soapy 
water or can also be placed into the 
dishwasher after the sealing gasket  
has been removed.

5.  Replace the sealing gasket into the 

cover by placing it under the gasket 
holding ring ensuring that the 
crease in the sealing gasket meets 
with the gasket holding ring. 

The removable cooking 

pot and pressure cooker cover are 
dishwasher safe, however, you must 
remove the gasket before placing the 
cover in dishwasher.

For best results, always check 

that the pressure release valve, the 
diffuser and the sealing gasket are in 
good working condition. Visually inspect 
the sealing gasket for any defects such 
as cracks, punctures or tears. Also check 
that there are no particles blocking the 
pressure release valve or the diffuser 
openings on the underside of the cover. 

If you find any defects in the sealing 
gasket, do not use the pressure cooker. 
For a replacement sealing gasket, call 
customer service at 1 (800) 798-7398.

Once all parts are washed and dried 
according the “Maintenance & Cleaning” 
section, your pressure cooker is ready for 
use.

The pressure cooker cover has a 

locked position and an open position. 

1.  Remove the cover. To do so, turn 

cover clockwise until the cover 
locking pin lines up with the vapor 
collector. (Fig. 2)

2.  Place food inside the removable 

cooking pot.

4.  Plug the cord into a grounded-type 

120V AC electrical wall outlet.

5.  Choose the desired program by 

pressing one of the pre-set 
cooking buttons. Once the 
indicator light is lit on that 
selection, the pressure cooker has 
begun the pre-heating and cooking 
cycle. The pressure cooker will 
beep three times when the 
pressure cooker has finished 
cooking.

6.  When the cooking cycle has 

finished cooking, or to cancel the 
selection press the Keep 
Warm/Cancel button.

The cover must be in the 

locked position when steaming or 
cooking under pressure.

7.  For pressure cooking turn the 

pressure release valve one half 
turn to the closed position, that is 
the lowest position the valve 
naturally sits. (Fig. 4)

3.  Replace the cover onto the pressure 

cooker and turn counter clockwise to 
lock the cover in place. The cover 
should stop turning when the cover 
locking pin is over the carry handle. 
(Fig. 3)

9.  Alternately you can allow the 

steam to release naturally, this can 
take a few more minutes and add 
to the cooking time of the food 
inside.

This unit has a built-in safety 

feature. The cover will not turn to the 
open position unless the pressure has 
been released by allowing the unit to sit 
or by turning the pressure release valve 
to the open position.

10.  Allow the unit to cool completely 

before cleaning. 

When cooking using the pre-set 
buttons the unit will automatically set 
the pressure depending which preset 
button is selected.

1.  Place the removable cooking pot 

into the unit. 

2.  Add the ingredients to be cooked 

into the removable cooking pot, 
following your recipe.

8.  When the cooking process is 

complete, release the pressure by 
turning the pressure release valve 
one half turn to the upper most 
position to release steam. (Fig. 5)

Steam can cause serious 

burn injury. Avoid contact with face or 
hands. To open the pressure release 
valve it is suggested to use a utensil 
with a long reach to turn the valve.