Pressure detection system for a pressure cooker indicating use-related wear
AssigneeFissler GmbH
InventorFolkhart Fissler
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Abstract
The invention describes a pressure detection system for a pressure cooker, having a sensor (17) for detecting a pressure prevailing inside the pressure cooker by means of measured values, a computer unit (16) connected to the sensor (17), and a display (3, 4), wherein the computer unit (16) is designed to evaluate the measured values supplied by the sensor (17) and to establish whether at least one first threshold value (S1) has been reached. In order to indicate use-related wear, the computer unit (16) is further designed to continue a counter when the measured value reaches the first threshold value (S1) and to output a notification on the display (3, 4) when a predefined value of the counter is reached.
Claims15
A pressure detection system for a pressure cooker, comprising:
- a sensor for detecting a pressure prevailing inside the pressure cooker by means of measured values,
- a computer unit connected to the sensor, and
- a display,
- wherein the computer unit being designed to evaluate the measured values supplied by the sensor and to establish whether at least one first threshold value has been reached, and
- wherein the computer unit is also designed to continue a counter when the measured value reaches the first threshold value and to output a notification on the display when a predefined value of the counter is reached, indicating that a cooking process is taking place, and the number of cooking processes is detected by the counter.
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