Slow cooker - help needed please

eblimegreen

good afternoon everyone

im looking for a bit of help.

i have a swan P62 slow cooker and im doing a stew. the thing is i have lost my instruction manual and i cant find one online anywhere.

the question i have is this....... which is high and with is auto? the slow cooker has a light switch type switch (just turned on its side) and its not clear which way you have to have it depressed to be on which setting (if you get what i mean)





sorry if im just being thick

onetomany

i would stick it on auto or low hun

rosieben

as I understand it you dont know which switch setting is Auto or high?

[STRIKE]I think I've found a downloadable manual - just checking its got no bugs brb[/STRIKE] no good

sorry, didnt have any luck with that, and I've searched for a manual with no luck. Hope someone with that model is around to help you soon.

sb44

I think most slow cooker switches which have a dial have the low to the left, high in the middle and auto to the right.

I would think your switch is probably the same ie press it in on the left side for low, to the right for auto and does it have a half way click so that it is neither pressed in to the left or right, if you know what I mean?

Most things start to boil when on high so why not boil the kettle and pour some water into the crock and experiment with the switch, I would think the water will start to bubble if it is on high.

sb44

I stand corrected, look at the picture on this Swan rocker switch model, yours may be the same.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Superb-Eternal-Beau-Bow-Slow-Cooker-by-Swan-Ex-Cond_W0QQitemZ170393724880QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Home_Garden_Kitchen_Steamers_Cookers_PP?hash=item27ac41e7d0

Rikki

I have a swan slow cooker with a switch the same as you describe.
From left to right the settings are High - Low - Auto.

chinagirl

I'd say experiment like the other poster said.
I know that when I have mine on high, the food starts to bubble and boil, whereas on LOW it hardly 'lifts an eyebrow'.