Introduction
The sealing ring allows the pot to pressurize and seal properly. A missing or damaged sealing ring can lead to device failure. Use this quick and easy replacement guide to fix any problems pertaining to the sealing ring in your Crock-Pot Express Crock Multi-Cooker.
What you need
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Remove the power cord from the wall outlet first, disconnecting power from the device.
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Orient the device with with the LED facing away from the user allowing access to the input jack of the power cord.
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Grasp the power cord input connector firmly with forefinger and thumb.
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Without tugging, apply pulling force until the connector is free from device
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Orient the crock pot where the lid locked and unlocked icons are visible.
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Grasp the handle firmly and turn the lid clockwise until the arrow and the lid unlocked icon are facing each other.
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Remove the lid.
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Using a plastic opening tool, work your way in between the metal and sealing ring.
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Continue to rotate and pry with the plastic opening tool until the sealing ring separates from the top.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Thank you for giving me the answer to how to be sure I assemble the seal correctly in the Crock Pot Express after we clean the cooker after I unboxed it. A video should be included with the Crock pot Express , it wwould help a lot. There were no pictures of the underside of the lid. The placement of gasket is very crucial to safety. I used a pressure scanner years ago. Iam impressed with the E6 flashing on the control panel. I do like the cooker overall!
Thank you very much for the advice. Now I can make sure I am placing the gasket in the cooker correctly. I used a pressure scanner/ cooker 30years ago! I like the e6 warning which was on the control panel to let me know that the pressure was not building up. I was able to let the steam off.
Where do I find the question & response to gnag321 ?
I have same question as mark.e.betty. I seem to have the seal in in the only way it will fit. Please advise as I love this machine & want to a lot more cooking. Tks
