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Page 2: ...ing hotoilor otherhotliquids 12 Always attachplugto appliance first thenplugcordintothewall outlet Todisconnect turnanycontrol to Off thenremove plug fromwalloutlet 13 Do notuseappliance forotherthanintended use 14 This product is intended forhousehold use SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS NOTE A shortpower supply cord orcordset is to beprovided to reduce thehazards resulting from becoming entangled inor tr...

Page 3: ...O NOTexposeto water highhumidity or heat sources DO NOTusethe pandirectly on an openflame Be sureto keepthe unitoutof the reachof children especially whencookingrice r DO NOTtiltthe rice cooker on itsedgeor placeit upsidedownwithits powersupplyplugconnected as thismaycausedamage r The pan mustnot be filledabovethe MAXIMUM LEVEL The lidmustbe closedtightlyin the latchedposition at alltimesduringcoo...

Page 4: ...erlid Facethe largerubberlipof the centerpackingtowardsthe outerlid Thesmallsideof thecenterpackingshould Dewcollector Holdthesidesandremove install in the directionof the arrows r Removeand emptythe dew collectorafter every use _ _ l 1 rh l f _ _ _ t 0 Accessories Measuring cup Approx 180ml d Ricescoop Steaming basket Scoop holder 3 ...

Page 5: ...erwise rice mayberuined r lfthepanisnotintheunit cooking willnotbegin r The KeepWarm function continues until theunitis unplugged L Tue r 3 f o E iJi 7a LEVELINDICATOR MAXIMUM LEVEL Do notcookwithmorethanthis level of water eg 1 8L Type Setthe innerlidontotheouterlid Placethe pan in the body Makesurethatthe panis directly in contactwiththe heatingplateby turningit slightly fromrightto left untilit...

Page 6: ...an andburntriceodorduring theKeep Warm function riceshould berinsed quickly andthoroughly asdescribed inStep1under HowtoCook pg4 Using the Keep Warm function formorethan12 hoursmaycause discoloration oranodorintherice lf quantity of ricebeingkeptwarmis lessthan SR SJ1OP 2 bowls SR SJ18P 6 bowls Thericewillgradually dryoutandloseitsflavour Foreign matter leftinthepanduring Keep Warm function mayaff...

Page 7: ...theswitch The RiceCook lamp tellsyouwhensteaming hasstarted Timethecooking manually Unitwillautomatically switch to KeepWarm whenwaterhascompletely evaporated Turnoffcooker byunplugging Remove foods thenthesteaming basket andfinally pouroutthewater lf cookingriceat thesametime DO NOTcookbeyond followingcapacity Rice cups 1 8 L 1 0 L 2 r Wipethesurface ofthepan before use lf it iswet it may causen ...

Page 8: ...dscoopholdershouldbe removed andcleanedaftereveryuse 4 Do notuseabrasive cleaners or steelwool Cleanwitha non metal brushor sponge r Usea spongeto cleanthe pan r Usea plasticor woodenricescoop notmetalutensils whichmaydamagethesurfaceof the pan r The non stick coatingmaydiscolor aftermanyuses Thiswillnotaffectthe non stick coatingor cleanliness of the pan 7 ...

Page 9: ...o 6 6 o s o o o J o o E E Y r c F a 3 k 3 o 9 o x E 6 8 9 4 5 o o o d q a E D X o _ g E r o u o 1 o o f Ricenotrinsed wellenough o o Panbottom dentedor uneven o O o Foreign matterbetween panandheater o o o o o a RiceCooked withoil a o O Ricenotfluffed mixed aftercooking o o Keep Warm isused forlonger than 12hours oramount ofrice being kept warm istoosmall o o o Foreign matterleftinpanduring Keep W...

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Page 26: ...reil de chauffage ni dansunfourchaud S assurer d 6treextr6mement prudentlorsdu d6placement d unappareil contenant de I huilechaudeou toutautreliquidechaud Toujours brancher le cordond alimentation i l appareil avantd enbrancher la fichedansuneprisesecteur Avantde d6brancher couperle contact puis retirerla fichede la prisesecteur N utiliser l appareil qu auxfinsrecommand6es Cetappareila6t6conQu pou...

Page 27: ...ettre lecuiseur surunesurface stable NepasI exposer a I eau d unehumidit6 oud des sources dechaleur excessives Nejamais mettre le panier suruneflamme nue Faire attention detoujours placerlecuiseur horsde laportde desenfants plusparticulierement pendant lacuisson duriz Nepasrenverser lecuiseur surlecOt6 ouleposer i I envers alors quelaprise estbranch6ecar ilpourrait 6treendommag6 S ildoit6trerenver...

Page 28: ...ext6rieur Lepluspetitc6t6dela garniture int6rieure devrait setrouver verssoilorsque le couvercle extdrieur estouvert Collecteur de condensation Tenir lecollecteur parlesc6t6s etsuivre la direction desfldches pourI installer oule retirer r Retirer etviderlecollecteur apres chaque usage Tigeducouvercle int6rieur Couvercle ext6rieur Tdmoin demaintien auchaud Accessoires Verre mesureur environ 180 ml ...

Page 29: ...eceniveau Ex moddle de1 8L rAvantusage essuyer lasurface du panier S ilesthumide cela pourrait entrainer dubruit pendant la curss0n Deplus toute matidre 6trangdre situ6e entre lepanier etlaplaque chauftante pourrait endommager I appareil r Ne pas laverle riz dans le Panier r Ajouter laquantit6 d eauselon lespr6fdrences r Faire tremper durizdansl eau pendant aumoins 30minutes r Si le couvercle n es...

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Page 31: ...yer la surface dupanier S ilest humide celapourrait entrainer dubruit pendant lacuisson Deplus toutematidre 6trangdre situ6e entre lepanier etlaplaque chauffante pounait endommager I appareil r Silecouvercle n estpasbien ferm6 lacuisson enseraaffect6e r Afindepr6venir desprobldmes decuisson s assurer quele couvercle ext6rieur estbienferm6 r Nebrancher l appareil quelorsque lacuisson doitd6buter Si...

Page 32: ...irer etnettoyer lecollecteur decondensation etlesupport delacuiller 4 N utiliser ninettoyant abrasif nitampon a rdcurer enlaine d acier Utiliser plutdt unebrosse nonm6tallique ouune6ponge Nettoyer avecune6ponge Utiliser unecuiller enplastique ouenbois lesustensiles enm6tal peuvent marquer lasurface dupanier Aprdsunusageprolong6 lerev6tement dupanier peutdevenir d6color6 Toutefois celan affectera p...

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