Does it have a quick pressure release, or do you have to wait for it to cool down?
1145619
You have to cool it down. I put it in the sink and run cold water over the lid for about 60 seconds before removing the pressure gauge. I have been doing this with other pressure cookers for 50 years. It is what my mother and grandmother did. It works perfectly.
1145620
You have to wait for it to cool down. Takes about 3 to 4 minutes. If super urgent, hold the cooker under running water for a few seconds, but I avoid it as it is not a big deal to wait 3 to 4 minutes to let it cool naturally.
1145621
You have to wait for it to cool down, or simply place it under cold running water.
765943
It doesn't have a "steady" or constant setting using the pressure switch. It is only on while you apply pressure to the pressure pad.
1476589
I usually just let it sit with the plug pulled out, it takes about an hour. It doesn't fully deflate so you have to step on it. I don't have to deflate it usually so this doesn't bother me. :)
1481207
It slides down. Really easy action. And when you let go it it goes out. So yes you have to hold it down. But not for long with this lighter. It gets you where you going quick. Hope this helps.
345833
It does not come with a quick disconnect, I put my own on. Pretty simple. Air compressor is a great tool.
1597476
Yes. There is a release. I usually clamp all the way down until it releases automatically. If you wanted to control pressure you can squeeze until you're satisfied and then push the release button on the underside of the grips.
1069803
Yes it has a pressure release. You pull up on the ring attached to the pressure release. Do this prior to opening and if you over co2 the keg. Its simple. The ring looks like a small key ring. The pressure release has a 1/8 inch diameter pin in the middle that the ring attaches to.
218494
I sent my unit back because it never would start the timer, as if it hadn't gotten to pressure. However, what was in there got cooked. Ok....if you just let the pressure go down by itself, it may take 15 minutes before it will unlock. Just keep in mind that it will continue to cook some during this process. If you want to lower the pressure quickly, and think it will be messy, you can hold paper towels loosely over the valve while you release it.
1274881
No, it does not, so it's important to keep an eye on it until whatever you are airing up has reached the pressure you want. Since it's pretty fast for the average vehicle tire, you shouldn't have to wait long.
1589850
It has a pressure switch that turns it off when it has the correct pressure built up.
1388386
Yes it does quick release u still have to get down under machine n release bolt/cotter spring take 10-15 seconds to do
1894953
You have the option of both. If you slightly push on the pressure switch it will momentarily stay on so long as their is pressure. If you push down harder and release it will stay on.
1541704
no you have to hold it down. But you can turn the heat to low which is fairly cool to me.
1344666
If I use mine non-stop it will run out of pressure and I have to wait a short time for it to recover
1930871
Yes, it stays that way until it builds up pressure. There will be a beep when it's down and you'll flip the dial to release the pressure.
1092589
No it dont. Been using mine for sometime now and haven't had any problems with it. Feels like rain fall. Pressure is not hard just rite.
1753131
That is a pressure release... when you have the gauge on the tire reading the pressure and want to release some air to lower the pressure..