Pressure Cookers

Yes, there are several sites that carry parts. The best site I have found is bizrate.com.

Check with Sears parts and Repair in your local area. If they dont have it thet can order it for you. Just check for your model number at the bottom of your pressure cooker..

Check with Sears parts and Repair in your local area. If they dont have it they can order it for you. Just check for your model number at the bottom of your pressure cooker..

Yes there is. Go to http://www.pressurecooker-canner.com/presto-pressure-cooker-parts.html and order the part you need and then it will be sent right to your door, they spealize in pressure cooker parts.

You can find a replacement pressure limiting valve for a Baccarat pressure cooker at kitchenware retailers like David Jones or online platforms such as eBay and Amazon. Additionally, check Baccarat's official website or contact their customer service for specific parts and authorized distributors in Australia. Local appliance repair shops may also carry compatible parts.

I was told today by the customer service representative at Tristar Products, Inc. that it was a manufacturer's defect , and it couldn't be fixed by anyone.

Send it back where you bought it, if you are still covered by the warranty.

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The pressure inside will be the same as what the atmospheric pressure was when the lid was closed as long as no heat is added or removed.

I repair old UK made cooking ranges and although I haven't taken one of these apart yet, I do have one in my workshop at present.

The panel inside the fire door is made of cast iron and if it is not there, your ranges enamel will end up being destroyed. It also protects the door handle from getting too hot to touch. I suggest you look into the Yellow Pages for a Foundry or hunt for a engineering firm who specializes in cast iron work (usually among other metals) and get him/them to suggest a solution. Maybe they might have a piece of scrap cast iron from some other stove or job that might be able to be adapted.The other way is to find an owner of a same sort of stove/range/cooker and try to borrow the part that is missing on your stove. Then go to a foundry and have it cast. Advertise the fact that you have the mould and you will get your money back (over a long period of time) as well as keep numerous folks happy that they don't have to throw there ole treasured stove out cause it looks so crappy. I'd like to attach a photo of the inside of this one in my workshop but not happy with joining up to a Facebook type web site.

These wee stoves are gems for smaller locations. Best wishes

Because water boils at a higher temperature when it is under higher pressure. 100 degrees Celsius is its boiling point at 1 atmosphere, or the average pressure at sea level. Lower pressures will cause water to boil at lower temperatures.

I also have this model and am wondering when it was made.

Depends. Did the threads tear out of the lid? If so, you could possibly drill it bigger, tap in new threads for an adapter and put a new valve in. Just checking, the gauge or the little rubber safety valve? If it is just the rubber safety plug, then yes, it should be possible to replace it. That's what it's there for.

Pressure Cooker Operation

In pressure cooker,the food is cooked in closed condition ,where,there is pressure valve ,here you are increasing the pressure inside the vessel hence ,pressure inside the pan will be greater than atmospheric pressure,hence the boiling point is reached in less time and cooking takes place faster.

Vacuum Pan

Here vacuum is opened or reducing the pressure where air inside is removed and hence the product is cooked at lower temperature .More u increase the vacuum,more reduction in pressure and hence longer time to cook ,

A gasket is a seal. It is essential to a pressure cooker, as it is to ovens (both convection and microwave) and is designed to keep steam and heat from escaping from the pressure cooker, except as you choose to control the escape of steam and heat.

All IMUSA pressure cookers are 11.6 psi.

Hi; I actually have the users mannual in my hand. The pressure cooker is made by Salton (the same people that make the Forman Grill. You should be able to go directly to the company website or email them directly. http://www.salton-maxim.com or salton@saltonusa.com. Hope that helps.

Here is a website that has tons of info on RevereWare products.

http://www.reverewareparts.com/info_all.html

no affiliation, etc. just trying to help

http://www.redhillgeneralstore.com/pdf/mirromanual.pdf