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Page 2: ...ustbeusedwhenmoving anappliance containing hotoilorother hotliquids 12 Always attach plugtoappliance first thenplugcordintothewall outlet Todisconnect turnanycontrol to off lhenremove plug fromwalloutlet ll it stilldoes not fit contacta qualifiedelectrician Do not attemptto defeatthis safetyfeature 13 Do notuse appliance for otherthanintended use 14 SAVT TNESE INSTRUCTIONS Thisoroduct isintended f...

Page 3: ...ttomof the pan andthe castheatercleananddry Anytoreignmetterfoundshouldbe removed immediately Avoidexposing the ricecooker to wateror placingthe ricecooker nearwatersupply The ricecookershouldnotbe covered withclothor anyobjectwhilein use i i uaJ e t l tF r 7 ti 4e qi iL The ricecookershouldnotbe placedon uneven surface Do nol usethe pandirectly on an openflame __ _ 3 ...

Page 4: ...it is damaged Consultyournearestaulhorized service facilityfor repairthe cordof plug Ensurethatthe plugfirsallthe way Into the walloutlet e Preventantsor insectsgettingin the ricecooKer as theymaycausethe ricecookerlo malfunctlon Do notsubstitute the panwithothercontainer as it willcause the ricecookerto malfunction Onlvthe panincluded withthe ricecookershouldbe used Do not leavethe lidoverturned ...

Page 5: ...g WARM Lid Model SR G06FG PowerCord CAUTIoN Toprevent fire orelectric shock discontinue use immedialely iflheporver cord isdamaged Take appliance toaservice center forcord reDlacemenl 5 Accessories 4 l I lvleasuring Cup Approximately 180ml i Scoop ...

Page 6: ...start immediately Whenthe riceis cooked the switchwillmoveup to the keepwatm andthe ligjtindicating WARIVI willbe on insead Thisshowsthat thewarming function isworking Afterthe switchmovesup leavethe lid for at leastl5 minutesto fullysteamthe nce Scoopandmixthe ricewell I Adjustthe quantity of waterto yourpersonal lasle I Soakricein waterat leastfor 30 minutes I Wipethe surfaceof the Pan beforeuse...

Page 7: ... pan beforeuse lf it is wet it may causenoisewhilesteaming Anyforeignmatterbetween the panandcastheatermay damagethe unil lf the lidis notsecurely closed steaming willbe affected Do notopenthe lidwhenin use Do nol plugin untilyou are readyto steam lf the panis not inthe unit steaming willnotbegin Whenthe foodis cooked the steaming can be canceled by unplugging the unit The warmingtunction continue...

Page 8: ... z 4 i Measuring Cup Alwayswashwith i r t i i j i t_ Scoon Steaming Baskel dishwashing liquidandspongeatteruse ...

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Page 26: ... r r UnJ piuOence extr6me doit6treobserv6elorsquevousdepl acez un oJaieifiontenant de I huilechaudeou toutautreliquidebrOlant r z i5 ouisixeioinoro la prisesurI appareil puisbranchez le cordonsur l iG iale F ouroeorancher pliiez toutecommandesur off ouisd6brancher le cordonde la prisemurale f S fu ut rislipasI appareil pourd autiesusagesqueceluiauquelil est destine 1 4 EONSERVEZ CES INSTRUCTIONS C...

Page 27: ...dubacde cuisson etlaplaque propres etsecs Toute substance 6trangdte doitimm6diatement treenlev6e Evitez lecontact ducuiseur derizavec de I eau oudeleplacer d proximit6 d une arriv6e d eau Lecuiseur deriznedoitCtre recouvert ni d unlinge nidequoiquecesoitpendant I utilisation 5 t l _ l ir s L1 3 t l Le cuiseurde rizne doitpasCtrepos6 sur unesurfaceirr6gulidre Ne oas utiliser le bacde cuisson direct...

Page 28: ...r6paration ducordon oudela fiche Assurez vous quelafiche del appareil s enlonce entidrement danslafiche murale f q lxq E Attention auxfourmisou auxinsectes qul pourralenl p6n6trer dansle cuiseurde rlzet pourraient provoquer un mauvaistonctionnement du cuiseurde riz Neremolacez lebacdecuisson paraucun autre carcelapounait causer unmauvais fonctionnement ducuiseur decontenant riz Seul lebacdecuisson...

Page 29: ...29 H MISE ENGARDE Atindeprdvenir toutrisque oudechoc6lectrioue cssd l utilisation si lecordon d alimenlation st endommagd Veuille apporter l appareil auncentre deseruice pourromplacemenl ducordon Accessoires Verremesureur environ180ml J Panier vapeur t P r ddl l I SR G1oFCa I SR G18FG I ...

Page 30: ... dubacde cuissbn avant utrhsation llsepeut qu il fasse dubruit Pendant la cuisson s ilestmouille Lapr6sence dunesubstance 6trangdre entre lebacdecuisson el laplaque chautfante Peut endommager l appareil I La cuissonseraaffect6esi le couvercle n estPasfermement scel16 I N ouvrezpasle coubercle lors de I utilisation I Ne branchez pasI appareil tant quevousn etesPasPrCt Pour la cuisson vousPourriez a...

Page 31: ...etrangere entrele bacde cuisson la plaquechauffante peut endommager I appareil La cuissonseraaffectee si le couvercle n estpasfermement scell6 N ouvrez pasle couvercle lors de l utrlisation Ne branchezpaslant quevous n 6tespas pr6tpourla cuisson La cuissonne commencera pastantque le bacde cuisson n estpasdansl appareil Unefoislesaliments cuits la cuissonpeutetreinterrompue en d6branchant I apparei...

Page 32: ...ete I I ne soitcoll6e d lapriseet au cordon L6terimm6diatement I I si c estle cas I I t tepasutiliser de benzene ou de diluant pouressuyer et I I nettover Iecuiseur de nz l H t t z Cuilldre Toujours laveravecdu liquidevaisselle et une6pongeaprdsutilisation 32 ...

Page 33: ...m6langi aprCs lacuisson a o a L nz a eta maintenu au chaud pendant plus de 5 heures ou a quanlild de iz a ma nlen r au chaud est nsuflsanle a a a Un obJecletanger es1resle dans e panrer pendanl le maintren au chaud o Leriza marntenir auchaud elailb lempdralure ambranle outemp6ralure pluslroide oudurizfrord a 616 aloul6 aurz chaud a a Le couvercle n esl pas terme cotreclemenl o a Le panler n61ail p...

Page 34: ...nga aceite caliente u otrosliquidos calientes 12 Siempre conecte el enchufe primero al aparato luegoenchufe el cable de cornenteal tomacorriente de la pared Paradesconectar apague cualquier control y luegoquiteel enchufe deltomacorriente de la pareo 13 No useel aparato de manera diferente al usopropuesto 14 GUANOT ESTAS INSTRUCCIONES Esteproductose proponeparael usodom6stico NOTA A Un cablede corr...

Page 35: ...cerolay el platode calentamiento limpios y secos Cualquier rnaterial extranoencontrado deberdouitarseinmediatamente Eviteexponerla ollaarroceraal aguao no lacoloque cercade unafuente de agua La ollaarrocerano deberdcubrirse contela o cualquier objetomientras esteen uso La ollaarrocerano deber6colocarse sobreunasuperficie queno seallana No usela cacerola directamente sobre unailama 1 g s 19 3 i l l...

Page 36: ...rvicio autorizado mascercanaparala reparacion delcableo enchufe Aseg0rese queel enchufeencajetotalmente en el tomacorriente de la Pared 1 lf Tengacuidadode lashormigas o insectos que entrenen la ollaarrocera debidoa quepodran causarel malluncionamiento de la misma No sustituya la cacerola conotrorecipiente debldoa que oodracausarel malfuncionamiento de la ollaarrocera Solodeberausarsela cacerolain...

Page 37: ...Cablede Corriente PRECAUCION Para prevenir el tuego o descarga elstrica interrumpa el uso inmediatamente si el cable de co riente esid dafrado Lleve el aoafato a un centro de reparaciones para la sustitucion del cable 37 Accesorios t Fr i l _ Tazade Medidas Aproximadamente a 180 ml Cucha16n Canastapara Yaporizar ...

Page 38: ...ufela unidadhastaque ustedestelistoParacocinar Porotraparte el arrozPodra estropearse I Si la cacerolano estaen la unidad la cocci6nno comenzarA I 3610losmodelosSB G06FG no lienen la tunci6nde calentamiento La luzque indica COOK se apagardcuandoel arrozse hayacocinado I La funci6nde calentamiento continuara hastaque la unidad se desenchute Coloquelacacerolaen el cuerpo Asegurese que la cacerola es...

Page 39: ...mpo NO cocinem6salliide la capacidad siguiente Arrcz lazas 1 0 L 3 1 8L 4 Limpie lasuperlicie delacacerola antes deusarse Siestemojada podra causar ruido mientras se est6vaporizando Cualquier material extrano enlrela cacerola y elplato decalentamiento daflar launidad I Si latapano se cierra firmemente Iavaporizacr6n se aleclaa I No abralatapacuandoest6 en uso I No enchufehastaque usted est6listopa...

Page 40: ...H T _ Cuchar6n Siemorelavecon un liquidolavaplatos y unaesponjadespu6sde usar 40 ...

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