C3120-PC - Pan Cosori - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Electric Frying Pan
Brand	Cosori
Model	C3120-PC
Diameter	30 cm
Height	5 cm
Weight	1.2 kg
Power Supply	220-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz
Power	1500 W
Coating	Non-stick
Handle	Thermally insulated, removable
Main Functions	Cooking, frying, reheating, keep warm
Temperature Control	Variable thermostat with indicator light
Care and Cleaning	Hand wash with soft sponge; do not immerse the electrical base
Safety	Automatic shut-off, overheat protection, cool-touch handle
Spare Parts and Repairability	Handle and coating not replaceable; contact after-sales service
General Information	Use on stable surface, fully unwind cord, do not use metal utensils

Frequently Asked Questions - C3120-PC Cosori

How to use the Cosori C3120-PC for the first time?

Before first use, clean the pan with warm water and mild detergent, rinse and dry thoroughly. Then heat it empty for a few minutes to remove manufacturing residues.

What types of cooktops are suitable for this pan?

The Cosori C3120-PC is a standalone electric pan, it does not require a cooktop. It plugs directly into an electrical outlet.

Can I use metal utensils on the non-stick coating?

No, to preserve the coating, use wooden, silicone, or plastic utensils. Metal utensils can scratch and damage the non-stick surface.

How to clean the pan after use?

Let the pan cool down, then wash it by hand with a soft sponge and non-abrasive detergent. Never immerse it in water and do not use harsh cleaners. The electrical base should be wiped with a damp cloth.

Does the pan have automatic shut-off?

Yes, the Cosori C3120-PC is equipped with automatic shut-off in case of overheating or after a period of inactivity, ensuring optimal safety.

What is the maximum temperature reached?

The maximum temperature is approximately 220 °C, adjustable via the thermostat. It is suitable for frying, cooking, and keeping warm.

Can I use the pan on a glass table?

Yes, the base of the pan is designed to be placed on heat-resistant surfaces. Ensure to place the pan on a stable, flat surface away from flammable materials.

How to adjust the temperature?

Turn the thermostat knob to select the desired temperature. An indicator light turns on when the pan is heating and turns off once the temperature is reached.

What to do if the power cord is damaged?

If the cord is damaged, stop using the appliance immediately and contact Cosori after-sales service for replacement. Do not attempt to repair it yourself.

Is the pan dishwasher safe?

No, the Cosori C3120-PC is not dishwasher safe. Only hand washing is recommended to preserve the coating and electrical components.

USER MANUAL C3120-PC Cosori

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Table of Contents

English

Safety Information 4

Product Diagram 6

Control Panel 7

Button Functions 8

Operation 9

Care & Maintenance 13

Specifications 15

Basic Recipe Guide 15

Troubleshooting 17

Warranty Information 18

Customer Support 18

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Please read, understand, and comply with all the instructions provided in this manual before using the device. Failure to comply with the instructions given in this manual and/or using the device in ways other than the ones mentioned in this manual may result in serious injury and/or damage to the product.

Safety Use & Care

• DO NOT touch hot surfaces. Use handle and pot holders when necessary.
- To protect against electrical shock, do not immerse cord, plugs, or the unit in water or other liquid.
- Close supervision is necessary when any unit is used by or near children.
- Unplug from outlet when not in use and before cleaning. Allow it to cool before putting on or taking off parts.

- DO NOT operate the pressure cooker with a damaged cord or plug, after the unit malfunctions or if it has been damaged in any manner. If the unit is malfunctioning, please contact customer support.

- Using other accessories that are not compatible with the pressure cooker is not recommended. Doing so may damage the unit or cause injury.

- The pressure cooker is intended for indoor use only.

• DO NOT place on or near a hot gas or electric burner and/or in a heated oven.

- Extreme caution must be used when moving the pressure cooker with hot oil or other hot liquids inside.

- To disconnect the unit from a power source, press 'Start/Cancel', then remove the plug from the outlet.

• Always check the pressure release valve and float valve for any clogging before use.

- DO NOT place any object above the pressure release valve while the steam is being released from the pressure cooker.

- DO NOT use the unit for anything other than its intended use.

- If you cook meat with a casing, such as sausage, swelling can occur when cooked under pressure. Piercing the skin after cooking can lead to bursts of hot liquid.

• DO NOT lean over the pressure cooker at any time while it is cooking.

- This pressure cooker should not be used for any medical purposes. It is not designed to reach the required temperature for sterilization.

- The silicone gasket creates a pressure seal between the lid and the pot. Keep the gasket completely clean and free from any cracks or deterioration.

- DO NOT break the silicone gasket. Do not replace it with other rubber gaskets, or use a tension belt to make it seal.

- It is extremely important to fill the pressure cooker with liquid prior to operation. Never cook without liquid; doing so can cause the unit to overheat and damage the safety mechanisms. In case of overheating, never remove the pressure cooker from the heat source. Instead, shut it off immediately and let it cool.

- Make sure all parts of the pressure release valve and float valve are clean and properly assembled.

- DO NOT alter the safety mechanisms or attempt to repair the pressure cooker as this will void the warranty. Please refer to the Care & Maintenance section on page 13 on how to maintain the pressure cooker.

• DO NOT place the unit close to flammable materials, heating units, or wet environments.
• Check and wash the anti-clog filter and pressure release valve regularly to avoid blockage.
  • DO NOT open the lid when the float valve is up.
  • DO NOT put anything on or use other objects to replace the pressure release valve.
• Never use a towel to clog the gap between the lid and edge of the Housing.
• The bottom of the inner pot and heating plate should be kept clean. Do not put the inner pot on other heat sources. Do not replace the inner pot with other containers.
• Only use wood or plastic ladles or spoons to prevent the stainless steel pot from wearing out.
• DO NOT attempt to move the pressure cooker while it is cooking; wait until it cools down to move it. Move the unit using the built-in handle; do not try to hold it from the lid handle.
• DO NOT disassemble the unit on your own or try to replace with parts from different brands.
  • Make sure air/pressure discharges completely before opening the lid.
• Clean and properly place water the collection cup and lid before each use.
• You may experience some smoke coming out the unit during the first few uses due to the initial heating of the materials; this is normal.
• DO NOT let power cord hang over the edges of tables or counters, or touch hot surfaces.
• A short power supply cord is provided to reduce injuries resulting from entanglement and tripping. If an extension cord is used, the electrical rating of the cord must be at least 120V/20A. The extension cord must be arranged so that it will not hang over the edge of a table or counter where it can be pulled or accidentally tripped over.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.

HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY

DO NOT use any other lid.

DO NOT touch the lid or stainless steel surface while heating or cooking.

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When moving, hold the pressure cooker by its handles.

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Keep out of reach of infants and young children.

Product Diagram

1. Control panel
2. Float valve
3. Float valve sealing ring
4. Pressure release valve
5. Pressure release button
6. Pressure release reset button
7. Lid handle
8. Handles

9. Housing

10. Inner pot

11. Sealing ring
12. Anti-clog filter
13. Measuring cup
14. Water collection cup
15. Ladle
16. Rice spoon
17. Tempered glass lid
18. Steaming tray

Control Panel

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1. Digital display
2. Adjust indicator
3. Pressure indicator
4. Warm indicator
5. Cooking functions

6. Adjust button

7. Slow Cook button

8. Yogurt button
9. Start/Cancel button
10. Menu button
11. Decrease value

12. Increase value

13. Delay Time button

14. Sauté button
15. Steam button
16. Warm button

Button Functions

	Starts or cancels any cooking process; also cancels any selections that are made.
	The warming function keeps food warm for up to 24 hours when the unit is finished cooking. Press the 'Keep Warm' button, then the 'Start/Cancel' button to turn on the warming function. The display will show "bb," indicating that the unit is in the warming mode.NOTE:DO NOT cook foods using the warming mode.The pressure cooker will automatically switch to this mode when your food has finished cooking.
	Press the 'Delay Time' button to adjust the start time of your cooking. Use the '+' and '-' buttons to set your desired time, then use the 'Menu' button to select your cooking function. Press 'Start/Cancel' when you are ready to start. The unit will beep when it starts cooking. You can preset the pressure cooker for up to 24 hours.
	Use the 'Adjust' button to add or subtract the total cooking time of a selected preset cooking option on the pressure cooker. The default adjust setting is always set to normal, but can be set to either less or more depending on your flavor preference. Please note that cooking on either the less or more settings may change the consistency of your food.NOTE:The adjust function will automatically turn off when you manually select a cooking time.The adjust function does not work with the Sauté, Slow Cook, and Yogurt functions.
	Press the 'Menu' button to cycle through the pressure cooker's different presets. Once you have selected your preset, use the '+' or '-' buttons or the 'Adjust' button to add or subtract the total cooking time. Press the 'Start/Cancel' button to start cooking.

Pressure Release Buttons
	Press the pressure release button to release any residual pressure remaining in the pressure cooker after cooking has finished.
	Press the pressure valve reset button to reset the pressure release valve when all of the residual pressure in the cooker has been released.

Operation

Preparing to Cook

NOTE:

• Thoroughly wash the inner pot before each use.
- The minimum amount of ingredients needed to cook in the pressure cooker is 1/5 of the capacity of the inner pot.
- The minimum amount of liquid needed for cooking is 160mL. (This may vary depending on the recipe you are following.)

1. Open the pressure cooker by holding the lid handle and turning it clockwise to the open position. The 'Open' arrow should now be aligned with the white mark at the top of the control panel. Lift the lid handle to open the pressure cooker.

1. Prepare food according to recipe directions and place food and liquids into the pot. If necessary, the inner pot can be taken out of the pressure cooker for easier access. Food and water should not exceed 4/5 height of the pot. Do not let food exceed 3/5 height of the inner pot if it easily expands in water.
2. Make sure the pressure cooker is off before placing the inner pot back into the housing. Be sure to wipe down the bottom of the pot and the surface of the heating plate inside the housing with a dry cloth.

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1. Place pot back into pressure cooker. Close the lid by lowering it down onto the housing; use the handle to turn the lid counterclockwise. The 'Close' arrow on the lid should now line up with the mark at the top of the control panel, indicating that the lid is locked into place.

1. Once the lid is locked in, make sure the pressure release valve is level.

2. Attach the water collection box onto the back of the pressure cooker.

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1. Plug the pressure cooker into an electric power supply. The LCD will show “--:--” and the unit will go into standby mode.

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Preset Cooking Modes

1. If the unit is not already plugged in, connect it to a power source. The unit will beep, indicating it is in standby mode.
2. Press the 'Menu' button to select a preset cooking function on the pressure cooker. Keep pressing 'Menu' to cycle through the different functions. You can also press 'Steam,' 'Yogurt,' 'Sauté,' and 'Slow Cook' to select their respective cooking functions.
3. (OPTIONAL): Before pressing the 'Start/Cancel' button, you can customize your cooking time by using the 'Delay Time' button to change the cooking start time and use the 'Adjust' or '+' or '-' buttons to extend or shorten your cooking time.
4. Press 'Start/Cancel' button to begin the cooking process.
5. The unit will beep when it reaches the optimal cooking pressure (this may take about 10-15 minutes). Cooking will begin and the display will read "P0:XX". The cooking times for different presets are listed below.
6. When cooking has finished, the pressure cooker will beep several times and will automatically go into the Warm mode.
7. Before serving your food, wait at least 10-15 minutes before opening the pressure cooker. Refer to page 12 on how to safely remove the pressure cooker lid after cooking.

NOTE: Some steam may come out of the pressure release valve, along with occasional sputtering; this is normal.

Cooking Times
Presets & Function	Default time (minutes)	Min. Time Max. Time
Meat/Stew 40 1 1:40
Rice 10 1 1:40
Bake 40 1 1:40
Beans 20 1 1:40
Porridge 20 1 1:40
Multigrain 40 1 1:40
Poultry 20 1 1:40
Soup 25 1 1:40
Steam 5 1 1:40
Yogurt	8 hours	6 hours	12 hours
Sauté	5 1 20
Slow Cook 4 hours	2 hours	9 hours
Delay Time	0 0 24 hours

Manual Cooking Modes

NOTE: The following cooking functions have no pressure applied when selected.

Slow Cook: This function allows you to cook various recipes slowly at low temperatures ranging from 204°-210°F (96°-99°C).

1. Open the pressure cooker and detach the lid. Only use the glass lid for this feature.
2. Connect the pressure cooker to a power source.
3. Place your ingredients in the inner pot and place the glass lid on top.
4. Press the 'Slow Cook' button.
5. Adjust the cooking time anywhere from 2 to 9 hours using the '+' or '-' buttons. (The default cooking time is 4 hours.)
6. Press 'Start/Cancel' to start cooking. The pressure cooker will beep when the cooking has finished and will automatically switch to the Warm function.

Sauté: This function allows you to sauté or simmer ingredients inside the inner pot.

1. Open the pressure cooker and detach the lid. Only use the glass lid for this feature.
2. Connect the pressure cooker to a power source.
3. Press the 'Sauté' button and adjust the cooking time anywhere from 1 to 20 minutes using the '+' or '-' buttons.
4. Press the 'Start/Cancel' button and place the ingredients you wish to sauté into the inner pot.
5. The pressure cooker will beep once the cooking time has ended. Carefully remove your ingredients from the inner pot, or add additional ingredients if you are still cooking.

Safely Removing the Lid

Once cooking is complete, turn off the pressure cooker's power by unplugging the power cable.

1. Let the cooker cool down on its own. Wait 10-15 minutes until the float valve drops down before opening the lid.
2. Press the pressure release button to release any residual pressure or steam remaining in the pressure cooker. Hold down the pressure release button until all pressure is released.
3. Press the pressure release reset button to reset the pressure release valve.

1. Unlock the lid by turning it counterclockwise, then carefully lift the lid away from your face. The steam coming out from the pressure cooker will be hot.

NOTE:

• For your safety, open the lid slowly. Do not open the lid before all pressure has escaped through the exhaust valve and the float valve has completely fallen back into the lid.
• DO NOT press the pressure release button if your food is in a liquid state (e.g. porridge or soup). Pressing the pressure release button immediately after cooking liquid foods may result in food spraying out via the pressure release valve. When cooking such foods, allow extra time for the food to cool down after cooking and before serving.
• Some recipes may call for a quick release. To quick release pressure, press the pressure release button immediately after cooking. Use caution as steam will be hot.

Care & Maintenance

1. Unplug the power cord and allow pressure cooker to completely cool before cleaning.
2. Wipe the housing of the pressure cooker with a clean cloth. Do not immerse the cooker into water or spray with water.
3. Remove water collection cup and pour out any excess water inside. Clean collection cup with a damp towel and place it back onto the pressure cooker.
4. Detach the lid from the pressure cooker body by lifting up the hinge and then twisting the lid to the open position. Lift up the lid to remove it from the pressure cooker body.
5. Thoroughly wash and rinse all parts of the lid including the pressure release valve, anti-clog filter, and float valve. Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
6. Remove the sealing ring from lid and wash with warm soap and water. Rinse thoroughly with warm water. See Sealing Ring Installation on how to remove and install the sealing ring.
7. Clean the inner pot with a sponge or non-metallic soft brush, and dry with a clean cloth.
8. If necessary, wipe down the control panel with a damp cloth, and dry immediately with a clean, dry cloth.

Sealing Ring Installation

NOTE: Make sure sealing ring has no cracks or is damaged.

Removal

1. Lift up the hinge, then twist the lid to the open position. (see picture on next page)
2. Remove the lid from the pressure cooker.
3. While holding the lid in place, gently pull out the sealing ring.

Installation

1. Line up sealing ring on top of metal ring.
2. Gently push down on sealing ring, ensuring that the metal ring is inside the sealing ring's groove as shown below. Continue pushing the sealing ring all around until it is secured by the metal ring.
3. Place lid back onto pressure cooker by aligning the 'Open' arrow on the lid with mark at the top of the control panel.
4. Twist the lid to the close position and lower the hinge.

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Specifications

Voltage: AC 120V / 60Hz

Power: 720W

Capacity: 2.1 Qt (2L)

Inner Pot Dimensions: 6.25 x 4 in (15.8 x 10.1 cm)

Working Pressure: 10 PSI (70 kPa)

Keep Warm Temperature: 140-176°F (60 -80°C)

Package Contents

1 x Pressure cooker	1 x Steaming tray
1 x Rice spoon	1 x Tempered glass lid
1 x Ladle	1 x User manual
1 x Measuring cup	1 x Sealing ring

Basic Recipe Guide

Rice / Grains

Setting Time			Quantity of Ingredients	Quantity of Liquid
Brown Rice Rice 13	-15 minutes	1 c brown rice 1 1⁄2 c water
Jasmine Rice	Rice 3 minu	tes 1 c basmati or	jasmine rice	1 c water
White Rice	Rice	4-6 minutes	1 c white rice	1 1⁄2 c water
Steel Cut Oats	Multigrain	20-25 minutes 1⁄2 c steel cut oats		2 c water
Quinoa	Multigrain	6 minutes	1 c quinoa	2 c water

Vegetables / Produce

Setting Time			Quantity of Ingredients	Quantity of Liquid
Artichoke	Steam	9-11 minutes	1 artichoke cut in half	1 c water
Fingerling/Russet Potatoes	Steam	19-23 minutes up	to 18 oz 1 c water
Baked Potato	Steam	25-30 minutes 14	oz (about 1-2 potatoes)	1 c water

Meats / Proteins

Setting Time			Quantity of Ingredients	Quantity of Liquid
Eggs Steam 7 minutes	6 eggs 1	c water
Chicken (bone-in thigh and drumstick)	Poultry 13-	16 minutes 1 34 lbs	chicken	1 12 c broth 12 c BBQ sauce
Chili Verde Chicken Breast (boneless, skinless)	Poultry 8 min	minutes 2 breasts	totaling 1lb 6 oz	16 oz chili verde salsa
Frozen Chicken Breast Tenders	Poultry 12	minutes 14 oz chicken tenders		12 c water
BBQ Chicken Breast (boneless, skinless)	Poultry 13-	15 minutes 2 breasts	totaling 1 lb 7 oz	1 c chicken broth, 1 c BBQ sauce
Beef Stew Meat/	Stew	Sauté meat, oil, flour, salt and pepper for 10m; then pressure cook for 25 minutes	1 lb chuck roast stew meat cut into one-inch pieces	2 c broth 12 cup red wine
Chickpeas Beans	10-13 min	minutes 1 c chickpeas	soaked overnight (12 hours)	3 c water
Black Beans	Beans	5-7 minutes	1 c soaked black beans (for 8 hours)	3 c water
Pinto Beans	Beans	7-10 minutes	1 c soaked pinto beans (for 8 hours)	3 c water

Troubleshooting

Problem Cause Solution
Lid not closing properly. Lid	is not properly positioned on body.	Properly position lid onto the housing.
	Sealing ring is not properly installed.	Check sealing ring to make sure it is properly aligned inside the lid.
	Float valve is being blocked.	Check to make sure float valve is clean. Clean if necessary.
Lid does not open. Float valve	ve doesn't fall after pressure is released.	Check to make sure float valve is clean. Clean if necessary.
Steam leaking from pressure cooker lid.	No sealing ring. Install sealing ring.	Ring.
	Food sticking to sealing ring.	Clean sealing ring.
	Sealing ring is broken. Part needs to be changed. Contact customer support.	Needs to be changed. Contact customer support.
	Lid is not closed in right position.	Make sure lid is properly closed.
Steam leaking from float valve.	Food sticking to float valve's sealing ring.	Clean the float valve's sealing ring.
	Float valve's sealing ring is broken.	Contact customer support.
Float valve not able to rise.	Insufficient amount of food and water.	Put as much food and water as noted on recipe.
	Steam leaking from pressure cooker lid or pressure valve.	Contact customer support.

Error Code E1 E2 E3 E4
Error Broken circuit in sensor.	Short circuit in sensor.	Unit is overheating.	Signal switch broken.

Warranty Information

TERMS & POLICY

Cosori warrants all products to be of the highest quality in material, craftsmanship and service for a minimum of 2 years, effective from the date of purchase. Warranty lengths may vary between product categories.

Should you encounter any issues or have any questions regarding your new product, feel free to contact our helpful Customer Support Team. Your satisfaction is ours!

CUSTOMER SUPPORT

Cosori

1202 N. Miller St. Suite A

Anaheim, CA 92806

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* Please have your order confirmation number ready before contacting customer support.

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