Does the slow cooker automatically switch to 'warm' when cooking time is done?
876922
Yes it does! I LOVE this Pressure cooker. I can set it and go about my evening, when im ready for dinner, its still hot and ready to eat.
475725
My sister and I both have one, and she was sitting right next to me when your question arrived. We both agreed that this would be perfect in that situation. You can set it on slow cooker function and it will keep warm or turn off when it is done.
502889
No, You have to turn it on warm yourself. It is a nice cooker and I like it very much. I am thinking of ordering another one later in the spring, when we start camping again.
1815004
When it is done cooking it switches to a "warm" mode where it remains until the plug is removed from the outlet.
416788
I think (repeat, "think") one automatically switches to "warm" when water is boiled away, and the other requires you to flip a "warm" switch yourself. (If you don't flip the switch the cooker just turns off.)Mine is the "non-automatic" kind. The difference is very small in my opinion, because even with no "warm" function at end of the boil cycle the cooker stays warm for quite some time.
78228
It has three settings: high, medium, and low. It doesn't specify a temperature but if you follow a recipe that tells which setting and the amount of time (which all slow cooker recipes do), it will come out perfect. I've been very impressed.
1163713
Mine Crockpot has a dial with 3 settings, off, low and high. No temperature control on this model.
211280
it doesn't have a timer but will automatically switch to warm when the rice is done.
2156392
technically it does, it will automatically switch to warm after cook timer had expired then after 8 hours turn itself off. On another note, this is the best kitchen appliance I have purchased in years.
339249
Aroma APC-990 6-Qt Digital Pressure Cooker - One button provides the "slow cook" function which in my experience is equivalent to "low" on a conventional slow cooker (instruction manual does not indicate operating temperature). When the cycle completes, the unit goes into a "warm" mode. Be sure to leave the steam vent open when using this function.
964411
No it does not, I returned the first one it did not work. The one I have now if I set it for 2 hours when done moves to 4 hours and so on. Cooks quicker than most of my recipes, not a bad thing. Easy to clean.
478995
It does not turn off instead it goes to warming. After 12 or so between cooking and warming it automatically turnoff.
1033527
Unfortunately, no. I wish it did. Nor can you set it to turn off. When the preset cooking time is completed, it switches to warm.
1787679
Fairly certain it does not automatically switch to warm - Dial settings are OFF - KEEP WARM - LOW - HIGH
2147935
The cooker has a digital timer and you can set it for so many hours to suit yourself,, 1, 2, hours etc and then it goes to warm.It is not like the old crock pots where if you turn it on you don't have a choice of time.. When you pressure cook the timer is set in minutes. I love mine,,,use it all the time...pressure cooking and crock pot ,,,Great investment for the Real Cook.. Even bought one for my daughter for Christmas and she uses hers all the time also.
279522
Hi Vicki, On the front bottom of the unit there's a panel with the time left for cooking and then it automatically switches to warm. There are four buttons under the times... on, warm, low and high. Once you hit the power/on button it lights up. The timer flashes and you get to set the high or low setting. Whatever you set it on also lights up. You can see when it switches to warm. You can reset it at any time. I have this unit and it's fantastic!! I use it just about evey day.
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Hi Linda, this slow-cooker can not be pre-programmed to start when you'd like. The manual suggests you prepare everything ahead of time, refrigerate it and then plug it in and it'll start cooking. You can put it on "low" if you need a lot of time before you get home. There isn't a delayed start. It's a very nice, oval slow-cooker, though. Good luck finding a pre-programmable one, if that's what you're looking for. Happy cooking! Beth