OS Appliance Manual sharing thread

squeaky

You don't HAVE to brown meat first, but it can help seal it and keep it moist.

An inch of water is quite sufficient depending on what you are cooking but the normal thing is to put your veggies in the bottom, just cover them with water and then place your meat on top.

Cooking on low can be for 8hrs and can be stretched to 12 without fear of overcooking or burning in the case of soups and casseroles.

Root veggies and potatoes should be parboiled before going in the pot, and pulses should be boiled for ten minutes first.

Ted_Hutchinson

Crockpot manual
Sunbeam manual
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CSC-650 (Slow Cooker) Download User Manual

I think you will find that any of these will do as the products seem much the same.

vernall

I do have the exact same cooker,if I can find the instructions(may of been thrown away) you are more than welcome to borrow them,but the links Ted has put below will all be basically the same

squeaky

Copied from elsewhwere:-

Also, if you haven't got one, download the excellent user manual and recipe book from

http://www.kenwoodservice.co.uk/ins...nstructions.htm

It's a big file though 22.5Mb :eek:

Allexie

I've just 'acquired' a new (to me) moby from the son of a friend who always has to have the latest model. The manual was long since chucked out and the said son lives miles away so I'm a bit stuck! Have managed to work out the basic functions but would love to be able to use all the bells and whistles too. Can anyone of you lovely peeps help please???

Ruby_Pudding

Allexie wrote:

I've just 'acquired' a new (to me) moby from the son of a friend who always has to have the latest model. The manual was long since chucked out and the said son lives miles away so I'm a bit stuck! Have managed to work out the basic functions but would love to be able to use all the bells and whistles too. Can anyone of you lovely peeps help please???

You could try here -

http://www.nokia.com/nokia/0,,53397,00.html

squeaky

I love it when a thread works like this

Nice find Ruby

Allexie

Oh you little clever-clogs Ruby...never thought of looking there!!!! :j

Ruby_Pudding

*blushes* LOL

Loadsabob

Right, I will soon have the manual for my sewing machine - I've ordered it for £10! But apparently it has the instructions for the Singer 4000 series and the 6000 series, so if anyone's looking for those in future, I may be able to help!