Will this fit my 20+ year old Cuisinart 7.5 QT Quiet Pressure Cooker Steamer? This is not electric but for use directly on my stove. Thanks, SB
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it is hard to say, because Cuisinart may change the size on every new model. in my case I replace it and bought a new one less headache
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I am not sure.....I would look up the dimensions of the other inserts and see....BUT if you live near a bed bath and beyond or any store that carries it ..I would take the steamer in and try it in the floor ..model...it comes off easily enough...if they let you that is....don't get in trouble over it...of course compare prices and all and get it where you get the best deal
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Not sure to be honest, since I've never seen the design of the cooker before.
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Hi- I have the really large gas pressure cooker. This steamer is nothing special. You would probably be better off getting one of those stainless steel ones for $5.00 at Bed Bath...
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Hi Randy, I am really sorry, but I don't know the answer to your question. I use it solely on an old electric stove to boil water. Check with the manufacturer. Vermont Country Store also carries this pot.
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I have a cuisinart 2 qt saucepan that fits this steamer on the 2nd largest ring. The diameter of that second ring on the steamer is somwhere between 6 3/4 and 7 in. The smallest ring is about 6 1/8 in or so.
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Our pressure cooker is a 15.5 Qt size. I think that gauge is a standard size that fits most models.
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I do not know the answer, if you are giving cooker proper time to release steam via the top valve or just opening it after timer sounds. You might need to contact the manufacturer.
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Check the dimensions of your pressure cooker and compare them with the rack and steamer pan. There may be different sizes out there. Perhaps the manufacture of the product can give you an accurate answer.
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You'll have to contact Cuisinart or look at your owners manual. I had to look at mine before ordering this one. Sorry I can't help you.
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Sorry, I don't know if it is going to fit in your power cooker. Just like other reviewer I use mine to replace cusinart non stick pot. It's a tiny bit shorter just like other reviewer mentioned it, not perfect but I still using it until I find one with better fit. check your return policy just in case you decided to try one. I hope I can be more helpful.
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Yes, that is the exact pressure cooker I bought it for. It may seem that the gasket is too big but if you just keep working it in, it will fit.
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I own a Fagor 4 liter pressure cooker, smaller than Jennifer's, and the steamer basket too, and they fit together perfectly. My pressure cooker has an inside diameter of 8 3/4 inches and is 4 1/4 inches deep. The steamer basket has an outside diameter of 8 1/4 inches and, on its tripod, is 3 inches high. So it fits inside the pressure cooker with plenty of room to spare -- 1 1/2 inches of headroom.
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I have the LUX-60 and it fits my pot. It should state in the description what pots if fits. Check other sites that sell it, or go to instantpot.com for more information.
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Look up the model # of your pressure cooker, you might try Presto directly, and they will list the parts available. I have several older pots, and have good luck except for the large gasket. Love my pressure cookers!!
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You should get the 3-4 qt one. I ordered 3-4 q. the size was OK but the rubber sealer was very narrow and thin. I threw it away. I trusted the description on the package. I have exactly the same pressure cooker that you have. The best way is to go to a shop such as Walmart or ......, take the sealer and get the right one. I got the correct one from a friend who bought it from a shop. Good luck.
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I would buy this one again, which is saying something considering how old it is. I bought mine in the late '90s. Electric appliances are great and I've got many. If my power goes out for any period of time, I'm set with a gas range. Additionally, I can disassemble the whole caboodle and put it in the dishwasher. That aside, what are your needs? Alton Brown recommends against uni-taskers and I, with a tee-tiny kitchen, have to agree. For many, many years, until last year actually, I used my pressure cooker as my "heavy bottomed pot" for cooking almost everything in addition to using it as a pressure cooker. In fact, I would be willing to say that it got used more for non-pressure cooking purposes than as a pressure cooker. Now that's my opinion. For yourself, determine what all of your needs are in relation to a pressure cooker. If necessary, write a list; check out cookbooks-are regular pressure cooker cookbooks convertible to electric?
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Only if canners and water bath pans have a copper magnetic coil at the base. My 40 year old pressure cooker does not work on my nuwave. Even if you could find a cooker, the weight of the cooker and jars might be too much for a nuwave. My 7-qt canner was too large for the burner base anyway.
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I don't think so because you are cooking with steam pressure. I can only say that I use mine 4 to 5 times a week and have owned it 6 months. The lining of the cooker and the pot itself are holding up well and its easy to use and makes very little noise as the old pressure cookers did and cuts it's self off with the timer.