Our take
SCR400-BLT-WM1 is documented in a model-specific listing as a 4-qt round manual Crock-Pot with removable dishwasher-safe pieces. Its three settings are not named, so the exact Warm behavior and timer profile remain unknown and it must stay distinct from SCR400-SP.
Shoppers seeking the exact SCR400-BLT-WM1 4-qt round Crock-Pot and willing to confirm its setting labels from the offered unit's manual..
Skip it if you require known High/Low/Warm labels, a programmable cycle, a direct verified Amazon ASIN or primary-maker confirmation for each finish detail.
Pros & cons
What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.
What works in its favor
- The retailer record names the complete BLT-WM1 code and a 4-qt round cooker.
- It describes removable stoneware and lid with dishwasher-safe care.
- A blue/black color description and three manual settings distinguish this saved listing from SCR400-SP.
What to weigh up
- The source says three settings but does not name them, so Warm is not assigned.
- No timed program, automatic Warm transition or timer range is documented.
- The old Amazon page was unreadable and the reseller record is not proof of a current exact Amazon offer.
The key details
| Model covered | SCR400-BLT-WM1 |
|---|---|
| Capacity and pot layout | 4 qt single round pot |
| Controls and modes | Three manual settings listed; their names are not confirmed |
| Timer and end behavior | Blue/black color description from a model-specific retailer record |
| Care and distinguishing details | Removable stoneware and lid listed as dishwasher-safe |
Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 5, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.
What the features mean for you
An exact suffix and compact round format
The saved Desertcart record names Crock-Pot model SCR400-BLT-WM1 as a 4-qt round manual slow cooker. The identified capacity belongs to one cooking pot in this exact listing, not to a sum of separate serving wells. The description also calls the finish blue/black. These are retailer-reported details rather than a maker page, so the source and the limitation stay visible in the review. The profile does not use the generic SCR400 prefix to merge this model with the separate SP code.
Three settings are not three named modes
The listing summarizes three manual heat settings but does not identify them by name. It would be tempting to assume the common Low, High and Warm combination, yet that would exceed the saved evidence. This review leaves manualWarm unknown and does not claim a specific cooking temperature, timer range or control sequence. A buyer who relies on a Warm setting should check the exact model label and manual before purchase. The finder treats unknown facts as unknown instead of satisfying a hard feature requirement.
Removable parts and cleanup claims
The retailer record lists removable stoneware and lid and describes both as dishwasher-safe. That care claim applies to the parts identified in the listing, not the powered base. No exact material detail for the lid is used here, and no care claim is transferred from the SCR400-SP variant. Since this is secondary seller evidence, use the manual supplied with the actual offer if dishwasher compatibility is a purchase requirement. The review does not claim testing or infer care from appearance.
Compare it carefully with SCR400-SP
SCR400-SP is a different Crock-Pot code, with a Lowe's page that names Low and High and a smudge-proof stainless presentation. BLT-WM1's saved listing instead reports three manual settings and a blue/black color. Neither the common 4-qt capacity nor the similar model prefix proves a shared control panel or identical variant. Keep each profile, review and shopping destination attached to its full model code. This avoids assigning the SP control evidence to the blue-black listing or vice versa.
The current marketplace link remains a search
The original Amazon page could not be read. Although the reseller record contains the historical ASIN as an identifier, it does not prove that the ASIN currently resolves to the exact item. This review therefore uses a tagged exact-model search and does not add a direct link. Compare the full code, listed finish, included pot and labeled controls in the result. No current price, inventory status or seller condition is stated, and the source row's historical title is not treated as a current offer.
What else to compare
Crock-Pot SCR400-SP has an exact-code retailer listing that names Low and High; Brentwood SC-150R is a larger 6.5-qt manual option with settings named in its manual.
Before you buy
Are the three settings Low, High and Warm?
The saved listing gives a three-setting count but does not name the settings, so this review does not assign those labels.
What size is SCR400-BLT-WM1?
The model-specific retailer record lists a 4-qt round manual slow cooker with one cooking vessel.
Is the old ASIN a confirmed current Amazon link?
No. The Amazon page was unreadable, so the affiliate destination is a tagged exact-model search instead.
Where can I check the current price?
Use the Amazon link for current offers. Check the exact model, seller, product condition, delivery, and return terms. This page does not display a live price or confirm stock.
Sources & review basis
We use the following manufacturer documentation for the product features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.
- Desertcart SCR400-BLT-WM1 model listing ↗ — checked October 5, 2026.
- Desertcart SCR400-BLT-WM1 model listing ↗ — checked October 5, 2026.
The decision
Consider BLT-WM1 for its documented 4-qt round format only after confirming the exact code and setting labels. Keep its Warm mode and Amazon ASIN unknown, and do not borrow details from SCR400-SP.
Is it the right fit?
Check the exact model and today’s offers on Amazon.