Is the power cord the detachable type, or does it come directly out of the cooker?
1678285
It is permanently attached to the cooker. It makes wonderful rice. The rice does stick to the pan but if you add a little water after the cooking cycle is done, the steam from the water loosens the rice.
1678286
No, the cord is not detachable! It is a typical plugin cord one would find on most electric kitchen appliances!
2032692
The cord is detachable, but needs to be connected to charge the battery. The cord is pretty long, so you can mount it out on the roof and run the wire to the inside. We're pretty happy with it....definitely puts off a lot of light.
491117
There are two pieces, the cord is attached to the button piece. it will separate when you lift the kettle.
1325559
The cord is permanently attached to the pump at one end and the other end is a normal type of wall plug. In between there is an inline switch and some kind of adapter so it is possible to detach the cord without removing the cord from the wall. If you do not understand what I mean about the adapter then the important thing is that it is not important. The important thing is that replacing the cord requires replacing the pump.
698240
It is seperate. You can remove the grill and remove the broth reservior. It is very easy to use and clean. I really dont know the exact length of the cord...approx 2ft. We love it.
2236940
Yes, it comes with detachable wall plug but the part from laptop to ac adapter is permenently fixed! This is actually a two piece item!Hope this helps! jtc jr.
335387
Hi Monica...I did not notice that it is not the electric pressure cooker...the ring is for the electric one. More then likely not the same.
1202037
No, the cooker goes from Cook into Keep Warm mode until you unplug the device.
1309472
Power cord does not detach, I used zip tide to secure it in place. I hope this help
173573
The cord is removable, you can heat the plate--remove the cord--and it will stay hot/warm for about an hour or so.
698237
The grill is separate. It can be removed for cleaning just like the pot. There is two separate switches if you decide to use only one and not both. Cord, maybe 6-8ft? I always use an extension cord unless I use it on my island countertop. It will leak if you are not careful how u pour the water in the pot and get it on other areas. I use it for Korean BBQ, that's the closest thing out there. I wish there was an option to also do a grill plate around the outer edge to replace where the pot is.
733073
A basic detachable power cord is included; but, the RCA "interconnect" cables are not included.
1764228
Cooks brown rice beautifully; detachable cord. I'm not sure if it's older, but mine works great - love it!Revision: maybe I have a slightly different model because I swear I unplug mine and tuck it inside for storage, but other respondents beg to differ.
1255444
The pressure cooker is electric. You just plug it in. You will melt it if you put it on the stove
1933693
The lid is not hinged, the back of the cooker has a metal stand that you can rest the lid on. When not in use, it flips down and keeps the cord wound.
1702340
The heating element is on the bottom, the pot sits on top of it and when you pour the hot water out of it, you lift it off the heating element it is cordless.
1364406
I don't know about UK style, but since this requires a 240 volt power supply it is not a normal plug. You have to have a 240 volt outlet (like a clothes dryer here in the US) and the power cord on this cooker has a big plug that fits into it. It looks different than a regular US plug; it's bigger and the prongs are one on the bottom, one up and down, and one sideways. Hope this helps