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How to Clean Your Dishwasher Pressure Cooker

Published in Pressure Cooker Cleaning 3 mins read

Cleaning your pressure cooker for dishwashing involves a few simple steps to ensure safety and proper maintenance. Based on the information provided, the main pot body and the lid are dishwasher safe after removing specific attachment parts.

Here's how to clean your dishwasher pressure cooker effectively:

Prepare for Cleaning

Before placing any part of your pressure cooker in the dishwasher, you need to disassemble certain components. This is crucial for both the safety of the parts and effective cleaning.

Step 1: Pre Cleaning - Remove Attachment Parts

The first step is to remove specific parts from the lid. According to the instructions:

  • Remove the sealing ring.
  • Remove the cooking crown.
  • Remove the lid style.
  • Remove any other listed attachment parts.

These parts are typically not dishwasher safe and require separate cleaning.

Step 2: Loosen Fastening Screw (if applicable)

Some pressure cooker lids have a fastening screw that needs to be loosened to remove internal components. The instructions mention:

  • To loosen the lid stem, turn the fastening screw on the inside counterclockwise.

Follow this step if your lid design includes such a screw to facilitate the removal of internal lid parts like the lid stem or other attachments.

Dishwasher Safe Components

Once the necessary attachment parts have been removed, the main components of your pressure cooker can be placed in the dishwasher.

  • The body of the pot is dishwasher safe.
  • The lid (without the sealing ring, cooking crown, lid style, and other attachment parts) is dishwasher safe.

Place these components in your dishwasher according to the manufacturer's recommendations for loading cookware.

Cleaning Attachment Parts

The reference notes that the sealing ring, cooking crown, lid style, and other attachment parts need to be removed before dishwashing the main pot and lid. While the reference doesn't detail how to clean these parts, they typically require handwashing.

  • Handwash these smaller parts with warm, soapy water.
  • Rinse thoroughly.
  • Allow them to dry completely before reassembling the pressure cooker.

Summary of Cleaning Steps:

Here’s a quick overview of the process:

Component Before Dishwashing? Cleaning Method
Sealing Ring Remove Handwash (typically)
Cooking Crown Remove Handwash (typically)
Lid Style Remove Handwash (typically)
Other Attachments Remove Handwash (typically)
Pot Body N/A Dishwasher Safe
Lid (Main Part) Remove Attachments Dishwasher Safe (without parts)

By following these steps, you can safely clean the dishwasher-safe parts of your pressure cooker using your dishwasher while ensuring that delicate or non-dishwasher-safe attachments are cleaned appropriately by hand.

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