Using your slow cooker – Wolfgang Puck WPSC0010 User Manual

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Using Your Slow Cooker

Using Your Slow Cooker

1

Plug your slow cooker into a 110/120v outlet. The green POWER
light will illuminate indicating that the unit is plugged in, but that the
heating elements have not turned on. The LED will illuminate and
display the default time setting of 06:00 (6 hours). At the same
time, the “HIGH” will appear in bottom left corner of the
digital readout.

2

The “UP” and “DOWN” buttons are used to adjust the cooking time
in 30 minute increments. The WARM/HIGH/LOW button is used to
adjust the cooking temperature between the HIGH & LOW settings.
The WARM setting will automatically shut off after 20 hours.

3

Select the time based on the length of time indicated in your recipe.
The HIGH setting has a time range of 2 - to 20 - hours, and the LOW
setting has a time range of 2 – 20 hours. The default time for HIGH
setting is 6 hours, and LOW is 8 hours. The keep warm time will last
a maximum of 20 hours before the unit shuts itself off.

4

Once you have selected the time and HIGH / LOW setting press the
“ON/OFF” button. The “COOK” light will illuminate red indicating
that the heating process has started. Always cook with the lid in
place. Excess heat will be lost when the lid is removed on the LOW
setting requiring you to extend the cooking time. For shorter
cooking times on the HIGH setting, the lid can be removed to stir
the food, however replace the lid promptly after stirring.

5

When the cooking time is completed, the slow cooker will automatically
shift to the “WARM” setting, and the word “WARM” will appear in the
top right corner of the digital readout.

6

To turn the slow cooker off, push the “ON/OFF” button. The red “COOK”
light shut off and the green “POWER” indicator will remain on
indicating that your unit is still plugged in. Unplug from the wall outlet.

Green Power Light

Mode to High Low or Warm

Increase Cooking Time

Timer Button

Decrease Cooking Time

ON and OFF Button

Function Display

Red Cooking Light

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