Top 20 Kitchen Selectives 6.5-Qt. Slow Cooker - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Hello, Sharon - The model number you provided indicates the slow cooker is made by Durabrand, a trade mark exclusive to Walmart. I suggest you contact Walmart Customer Service directly (by phone or email) and ask. This is the link to the Walmart Contact Us information: https://corporate.walmart.com/contact-us . It includes a link to send an email message.

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You don't have to put water in your slow cooker base since it is heated up by coils hidden in its core and not by hot water. You don't have to put water in your slow cooker base since it is heated up by coils hidden in its core and not by hot water. https://www.homecookingtech.com/does-a-slow-cooker-need-water-in-the-base/

There is plenty of online information - below is a link to the results of a google search. We have a couple of anodised saucepans and food does stick sometimes, though an overnight soak in water and detergent has never failed to remove the burnt on food without needing to scrape. Anodising aluminium does produce a slightly porous surface so an alternative finish will adhere better - ceramic, teflon, colour or just a layer of oil to condition the pot. This does mean some foods will slightly stain the pot semi-permanently. https://www.google.com/search?q=How+do+I+restore+the+inside+of+cooks+hard+anozided+pots%3F&rlz=1C1CAFB_enGB673GB676&oq=How+do+I+restore+the+inside+of+cooks+hard+anozided+pots%3F&aqs=chrome..69i57&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wXGYuvastc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYNmSz0joR4

https://www.crock-pot.com/service-and-support/product-support/product-faqs/express-crock-multi-cooker-faqs/express-crock-faq.html Steam release value used incorrectly for non-pressure cook settings. Remove the lid while using Brown/Saut?, or correctly position Steam Release Valve to "Release" while using Slow Cooking or Yogurt, and then unplug the unit for at least 5 seconds, re-plug it in and re-program your cook settings to begin cooking.

Contact Senseo directly to inquire.

have you checked of the fuse on the plug?

Replace the ignition switch.

High is fine unless you want to cook it all day. Just check on it every half hour or hour.

Sorry we have no parts here or anyway to locate them.

Yes, leave it to cool to room temperature and then store it in the fridge until tomorrow when you continue cooking I suggest you add a few minutes to the time to allow for it to come back to cooking temperature.

Contact the manufacturer of your cooker through their website and they will likely send you the parts. Look for an area of the site that says Support, Customer Support or Contact Us. (That's what the manufacturer did for my CrockPot with a damaged lid - it was great service)

I don't know. i suggest you cook it then dvide into shapes that fit your plastc storage containersw or even plastc freezer bags. you could eat a bit ;-)) https://pittsburghsodapop.com/pie/how-to-cook-chicken-pot-pie-from-costco.html

i don't know. i suggest you cook it then dvide into shapes that fit your plastc storage containersw or even plastc freezer bags. you could eat a bit ;-)) https://pittsburghsodapop.com/pie/how-to-cook-chicken-pot-pie-from-costco.html

notify manufacturer or small appliance service shop

Try this link: Has various answers and sellers: https://www.google.com/search?q=Westbend+Slow+Cooker+replacement+cord+%2384654&oq=Westbend+Slow+Cooker+replacement+cord+%2384654&aqs=chrome..69i57.14908j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

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The top left SSS squiggles with underline under it, is high; the right side with the two squiggles with underline is low and the bottom one with the '_' and squiggles is the keep warm. You can set the timer for up to 20 hours by pushing the up arrow to the amount of time wanted. It will shut off after the time is up, so if you want to keep something warm, you will need to turn it on the warmer selection. I hope this helps, the squiggles or wavy lines whatever they are called is a terrible indicator if you don't want to have to look it up each time in the manual especially if one doesn't use this all that often. They should have said High Low and Hold Warm, but I am sure a man probably made that decision (LOL), one that doesn't cook.

Possible manual for a pressure cooker without knowing the model. https://www.hippressurecooking.com/kambrook-dial-type-electric-pressure-cooker-manual