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Presto 02152 17-Quart Digital Pressure Canner

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Size: 17 Quarts


Features

  • AUTOMATED FOR EASY CANNING: The Presto Pressure Canner simplifies home canning with its automated features, ensuring confident and precise results every time.
  • EXTRA-TALL SIZE: This pressure canner is designed to hold quart jars, making it perfect for both pressure and boiling water canning, accommodating larger batches effortlessly.
  • NO ADJUSTMENTS NEEDED: Pressure canning at high altitudes is hassle-free with no adjustments required, thanks to the Presto Pressure Canner's innovative design.
  • INNOVATIVE SENSOR: The electric pressure canner features a sensor that automatically maintains the exact temperature required for safe canning, eliminating the need for constant monitoring.
  • USER-FRIENDLY CONTROL: The control knob allows you to select the canning method and set the processing time, while the LED digital display guides you through each step of the process.

Description

Automated for easy, confident home canning, the Presto Precise® 17-quart digital canner features an innovative sensor that holds the exact processing temperature required for safe home canning with no adjustments necessary, even when pressure canning at high altitudes. Its extra-tall size holds quart jars for both pressure and boiling water canning. Use the digital interface to select the canning method and processing time. A built-in timer ensures accurate, reliable timing. LED display icons illuminate and guide you through each step of the canning method. The canner preheats the jars then holds them at the proper temperature until all jars are filled and ready for processing. To simplify the boiling water method, the temperature sensor detects the boiling point and automatically activates the canning process to safely can high-acid foods. The digital canner also holds heat inside, keeping your kitchen cooler while canning. When finished, the PFAS-free ceramic-coated pot is removable for easy cleaning. Included with the canner are a stainless steel canning rack, an instruction/recipe book that uses standard processing times in accordance with USDA guidelines, and an easy-to-reference quickstart guide. Presto Precise® digital pressure canner is equipped with ten built-in safety features including a cover locking system and an alert symbol for indicating an incomplete canning process.Regular mason jar capacity: Pressure Canning 19 half-pints, 8 pints, 5 quarts | Boiling Water Canning 10 half-pints, 8 pints, 5 quarts

Brand: Presto


Capacity: 17 quarts


Material: Stainless steel


Color: Stainless Steel


Finish Type: Stainless Steel


Product Dimensions: 14.5"D x 17.25"W x 18"H


Special Feature: Programmable


Wattage: 1485 watts


Item Weight: 24.3 pounds


Control Method: Touch


Special Features: Programmable


Wattage: 1485 watts


Control Method: Touch


Operation Mode: Automatic


Voltage: 120 volts


Closure Type: Buckle


Controller Type: Push Button


Capacity: 17 quarts


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 14.5"D x 17.25"W x 18"H


Item Weight: 24.3 pounds


Material: Stainless steel


Finish Type: Stainless Steel


Color: Stainless Steel


Brand Name: Presto


Model Number: 02152


Manufacture Year: 2024


UPC: 075741021522


Number of Items: 1


Included Components: Includes Canning Rack


Item Type Name: Digital Canner


Manufacturer: Presto


Unit Count: 1 Count


Part Number: 02152


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Was Amazing but now…? (See Updates)
Size: 12 Quarts
I love this thing SO MUCH!!! I’ve been wanting to get into canning for a really long time but I was honestly intimidated by it. I really love to cook but due to health reasons I’ve made some big changes in my diet. So buying at the grocery store has become more expensive than usual plus I spend so much time reading labels. Canning has given me much greater control of my food (no chemicals) plus I love that I can reduce sugar. This canner has allowed me to explore both styles of canning with ease! I’ve had it for a month and I’ve been able preserve anything from low sugar jams to spaghetti sauce - it is so fun!! It has worked perfectly every time with no issues. The one thing I will say is it only cans 4 quarts at a time but since it’s just me that’s not a big issue. I looked at cheaper ones here on Amazon but decided to go with this one because it was slightly larger. I’m so glad I did. This has been one of the best investments I’ve made in a long time!!! UPDATE::: I bought this at the end of June and have used it steadily since with no issues. Today when I was washing the inside liner (mid August), the inside coating peeled off! I notice it lifting at the bottom and when I checked it to see if it was just happening a little bit, it came off in sheets!! This is super frustrating because I have peaches ready to can. Unfortunately today is Sunday so I’m stuck until tomorrow on getting any help from Presto but I submitted a message with a picture. I have seen this canner compared to the Nesco, so I literally ran to order that one as it will arrive tomorrow. For $300 I would have expected the presto to hold up longer than 2 months. At this point my original opinion has changed. I’ll update my review as the situation develops. :( Update 2: I emailed Presto on Sunday because they were closed until Monday morning. I called Monday morning and got some rude lady who said if I emailed them then I would have to wait until they responded. She said “we don’t want 2 people working on the same issue “ but she didn’t even want to bother to check to see if they got my email. On Tuesday afternoon I called again. Luckily I got a very nice guy Nick who immediately checked to see if he could find my email but he couldn’t. I emailed him with the picture while we were on the phone and he was clearly flustered at the picture and put me on hold to show Quality Control. They immediately started the process to send me a new liner pan. They also said they may send me a fedex label to send the messed up liner pan back. They told me this is highly unusual and wanted a bunch of model numbers off the unit. I hope to get the replacement liner by the weekend. In the meantime I bought a Nesco. I wanted to see if I made a frivolous choice in buying the presto over the Nesco. I’m in the process of pressure canning split pea soup right now. Here’s my thoughts initially- presto is definitely better. It’s easy to use and warms the jars before canning which I really like because it automates this step. Plus the Presto is much bigger. I prefer wide mouth jars and can get more pints in the presto (7) vs the Nesco (5 and they are really crowded in there). I have decided to keep the Nesco (what can I say - I’m on a canning roll) so that I can do multiple batches at the same time. I have a glass top stove and am afraid to pressure can on it. Plus I live in Fl so while they do heat up the kitchen the electric canners are not nearly as bad as it could be if done on the stovetop. We’ll see how the new Presto liner pan holds up. They said the issue was not seen before and my research confirmed this because I couldn’t find any evidence that it was a problem before. IMHO if you can afford the Presto it’s worth it. The Nesco also acts as slow cooker and a pressure cooker which really doesn’t impress me. But I’ll definitely it check out even though I’m not a big slow cooker person and I gave away my instapot wannabe pressure cooker because I felt all it did was boil the meat. Final edit::: I have used both canners multiple times and have decided that I love the Presto the most. It is practically idiot proof because it beeps when it reaches the next step. That’s good for a newbie canner because I don’t have to guess if it’s time for the regulator or to start the timer like I do with the Nesco. Plus the Presto lid is much easier to clean and reassemble. The new liner pan for the Presto is a different color with a different coating. So maybe the one I got originally was phased out. The company was very responsive about resolving my issue after I got the right person on the phone. All in all I’m still glad that I bought the Presto in spite of the issue. One last final edit: it is now two years later (May 2025) and I still love the Presto the most. I have had no additional problems with the liner pan at all and the canner still works perfectly. I actually sold the Nesco on marketplace because I just didn’t use it anymore. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2023 by HFla

  • Yes, you should buy one of these.
Size: 12 Quarts
I've had the 12qt digital canner for 2+years. Like everyone else says, it's a game changer! Gone are the days of having to babysit my old, albeit reliable, ginormous stovetop canner (that I have to use outside, on my propane cooker stand because I have a flattop glass stove that doesn't dissipate the heat evenly to the concave bottom of the old gal , but, I digress...) Gone are the days of being chained to the canner, making sure the pressure stayed in the magic sweet spot, praying no one had an emergency because dadgummit, your broken ankle will have to wait, I am NOT going to loose these 16quarts of peas. To say I love this appliance is an understatement. I love it so much, I bought Big Bertha, the 23qt Presto electric canner last month. This 12qt canner is sturdy and well made. Once you get the hang of using it, it's quite easy. They even include a laminated cheat sheet in case you have "I grew when you could ride in the back of pickup trucks and my memory shows it" moments. I went to clean it yesterday, after canning applesauce (just in case you were wondering). I noticed the liner in the pot had started separating. Concerning. Called Presto today. Got a real person. Woohoo! In Wisconsin. Doing a dance of joy! They explained that the separation is a common reaction of the metal with the minerals in our water. They are sending me a new, ceramic pot (after I email pictures, obviously. Don't be lying to these nice people.) Talk about wonderful customer support! It matches the wonderful product. All in all, 10/10. As a grandma, I'm no influencer, but I'm here to say...Just buy it. Once you go digital, baby, you won't go back. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2026 by Heydenise

  • LOVE LOVE LOVE
Size: 17 Quarts
Are you on the fence about this one? While it is a higher-priced purchase, it has been totally worth it. I love that you can both water bath AND pressure can with it. Less heating of the kitchen since the stove doesn't have to be on as well. Also super easy to clean and use. The first time I used it, it felt a little overwhelming, but after using it twice, it is SO SIMPLE to use. Literally does all the work for you as far as telling you what step you are on and what to do next. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2026 by MBrown

  • Works well, easy instructions - but make sure you tighten the rings!
Size: 12 Quarts
UPDATE - After emailing with reps from Presto, I tried their suggestion to tighten the rings on the lids more than I had ever done in the past. Well, I thank them as I have canned 19 quarts of tomatoes/juice today and happy to report - they have sealed! *My way worked for 47 years on the MirroMatic, but not on the new, easy to use, Presto. Tighten those rings! Update - I have emailed Presto and received an email back requesting answers to the basic questions regarding pressure canning preparation. I answered all questions and will see where this goes. My 2 bushels of tomatoes will be ready for pickup in 2 days. Exploring alternate processing methods. Heartbreaking after spending so much on this canner. Update - Day 2 of canning - 5 quarts of stewed tomatoes. 2 sealed during the first run. Heated up the jars, filled, placed heated new lids and screw bands. Trying again to see if these 3 will seal. Note: I ordered in July so my time has passed that I can return it for a refund so I can purchase another. Not happy at all. Knowing I have 2 bushel of tomatoes on order, it will take forever to process them in this canner. I am pursuing alternate methods. This appeared to be a very nice cooker, unfortunately, it has not sealed my jars in 5 batches of pressure canning tomato juice/sauce. I have NEVER had an issue in the past with my 47 year old MirroMatic. I kick myself for not keeping it once I got this one. I was so excited over the prospect of not having to lift a 22 qt pressure cooker or lifting hot jars from it. At least they sealed. I had 3 not seal in 48 seasons of canning with the MirroMatic. Should never have donated it to the local church rummage sale! Someone got a good one! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2026 by Rebecca

  • This canner allows you to set & go. Now read a book, enjoy a long relaxing bath!
Size: 12 Quarts
Can’t do large canning batches. But I’m good with 5 quarts at a time. Pints & half pints can be stacked. Pros Doesn't heat up kitchen. Fantastic because outside doesn’t get hot. I think that’s a plus. You don’t have to worry about children touching and getting burned. Very quiet and love the automation after button is pressed. No baby sitting to watch if it’s keeping constant pressure at proper settings. I have no regrets! I’m thankful that I decided to splurge on myself. But the whole family benefits from the convenience and efficiency of this product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2026 by M

  • Perfect Pressure Canning made easy
Size: 12 Quarts
I used this today for the first time. I am beyond impressed. It really makes pressure canning easy. I highly recommend this canner for smaller batches. I did 6 pints of beef broth. Could have fit 7 possibly 8 regular mouth jars. Since my family is grown and I now live alone this is perfect for me!!
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2026 by Vicki B

  • ......BUT:
Size: 12 Quarts
I want so badly to give this a five-star review. It's simple to use, and excellent and clear instructions are included. It's quiet. There's no excessive heat and steam. There is none of the constant adjustment of heat, and you can actually walk away from it with no need to check it every ten or fifteen minutes. The canner itself is aesthetically pleasing. It couldn't possibly be easier to clean. BUT: The cooling time is beyond ridiculous, and there's no way to override the preprogrammed cycle. It adds as much as three hours to a single load. I don't need massive amounts of anything in my small household, but it would be nice to be able to do more than two or at the very most three loads in an eight hour day. Overall, I would highly recommend this canner, but be prepared to start very early and stay at it a good bit longer than you thought you might have to. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2026 by Sommanie Bux

  • Absolutely love it
Size: 17 Quarts
My wife and I have been canning for at least 30 years now (stove top pressure and water bath). She suggested having a look at this Presto canner. Seemed like it was one of those too good to be true things but everything I read about it made it worth trying. It DOES in fact meet the USDA guidelines for home pressure canning of meats and such. We do lots of raised bed veggies, tomatoes, etc. plus things like soup stock and such so it is a year round thing for us. Late summer is obviously a busy time and this thing has been fantastic. We have done a lot of water bath canning as well as pressure canning and it has been perfect every time. No more standing in front of the stove adjusting the temperature to keep the pressure or boiling rate just right. Get it. We got the biggest available at the time (17 quarts) but now they do make some larger ones too. Ours will do five quart jars at a time, so only a small step down from the seven quart stove top pressure canners we had previously but the ease and convenience really are big winners here. It is also nice to have the whole stove back so we don't have to plan around the lengthy canning cycles. Do be aware that is is rather tall, so be sure it will fit your counter top if there are lower cabinets above. We have just enough space on the counter to where the canner can sit without any of it interacting with the cabinets. We may end up getting a larger one at some point now that Presto makes a 23 quart model, but this one is fantastic and is serving us well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2026 by MICHAEL J.

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