Fissler 8.5qt Vitaquick Pressure Cooker 26cm
Young. Modern. Ingenious. This is not your grandmother’s pressure cooker. With its sleek design and innovative construction, the Vitaquick pressure cooker line is perfect for both newcomers to pressure-cooking and pros alike. These high-quality pressure cookers are still the easiest to use and clean on the market. Silent under pressure, with fool-proof safety features. Vitaquick is 100% made in Germany, fully dishwasher-safe, and comes with a lifetime warranty.
Product Features
- Vitaquick pressure cookers are completely silent and steam-free
- The handle automatically locks with an audible click when closed properly
- Vitaquick has a conical pot shape, so that cookers of the same diameter may be stacked for space-saving storage
- Cleaning the maintenance-free main control valve simply involves rinsing the lid under running water
- The internal measuring scale is a fast and easy reference
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Excellent product beware of Euromatic Valve defect I was very excited to receive this pressure cooker. It is truly a well built item that will last very long.As soon as I did the water test. I realized that the handle area was leaking steam and would not stop leaking.After doing this test 3 times and getting consistent results. I realized that the problem was caused by the Euromatic valve located inside the handle. part # 011-631-00-750I looked up images on the Fissler website for this valve. The valve should have a round…
Beware Beware Beware – I would not by it from Amazon.
Did Not Work Out of The Box!!! Possible “Grey Market” Item After reading many reviews I decided to purchase the Fissler Vitaquick. I purchased it from Stoney Creek Shops and it was fulfilled by Amazon. I got the cooker and read the instructions. I noticed the booklet had a cover that said Vitaquick UL but the instructions referred to a Vitavit. The instructions also referred to changing the “control setting to position 2” and “traffic light system”. I thought this was unusual but I figured it was just the way Germans did things. I washed it and…