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Center adjustment and confirmation of switch leg ass’y

1. For the center adjustment, align not with the thermostat rod, but with the hole of the outer pot.

(Carry out this work with particular strictness and care).

2. Adjust in such a manner that, when the switch leg ass’y held by hand as in Fig. 16 is lightly swung to the left

and right, it moves in a perfect symmetry with respect to the hole of the outer pot.

3. The switch button should be at the center of the panel hole.

Verification of Work and Function

1. Is there any part left uninstalled or any wrong wiring?

2. Is the center adjustment of the switch leg ass’y as specified?

3. Finally, energize for confirmation. (JAR RICE COOKER should be checked in the erected state.)

a. Is the state “WARM” achieved when the inner pot is detached, with the cooking switch set to “COOK”?

b. Does “COOK” and “WARM” indicator lamp not flicker, when the switch button is gently vibrated, with the

switch set to “WARM”?

c. Does “COOK” and “WARM” indicator lamp not flicker, when the switch button is gently vibrated up and

down, with the cooking switch set to “COOK”?

d. Is there no possibility that the cooking switch is turned ON, even when the switch button is depressed

without placing the inner pot?

e. Is the thermostat functioning perfectly?

f. Is the indicator lamp lit normarlly?

Measurement of Insulation Resistance

1. Insulation resistance

Should be more than 1 M

Ω

 upon measurement by a 500V d.c. megger (Check before and immediately after

 the temperature test).

2. Dielectric strength

Should be free from defects at 1000V a.c. for one min. with the cooking switch set to “COOK” take

measurements on the pins of the plug socket and also on each of the heater plate ass’y.

(To be carried out after the insulation resistance measurement which is taken immediately after the temperature

test.)

Stop to be measured

With the cooking switch set to “COOK”, take measurement on the blades of the plug socket and also on

each of the lid heater ass’y, heater plate ass’y and cord reel ass’y.

      Basic requirement for cooking is to maintain the close contact of inner pot bottom with heater plate and

thermostat.  As the JAR RICE COOKER is of direct heating type, when the temperature of inner pot bottom reaches

141

o

C to 149

o

C, the thermostat will operate to provide change-over to warm-keeping automatically.

Therefore, the cooker can be put in use in an excellent condition if the inner pot bottom is kept contact closely with

the heater plate and put in a stable state. It is the basic requirement for the direct heating type cooking. Accordingly,

if the cooker is used under the unstable state of close contact, it will become the causes of early power

OFF, discoloration and deformation of heater plate or other troubles. Also, any deformed or

contaminant-deposited inner pot and heater plate may lead to early power OFF or other troubles. Further to the

above, this JAR RICE COOKER is so designed that the cooking switch will not be put in “COOK” position whenever

the inner pot is taken off or not set into the cooker before use, hence this point must be well noted when

adjusting the switch. Upon completion of repairing work, inspect the cooker as to the following points without fail.

INSPECTION AFTER ASSEMBLING

Summary of Contents for KS-R19S

Page 1: ...METHOD PRECAUTIONS FOR WARM KEEPING TO GET TASTY RICE TROUBLESHOOTING SERVICE PARTS LIST Page 2 3 4 5 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 23 JAR RICE COOKER MODELS KS R19S ST KS R23S ST In the interests of user safety Required by safety regulations in some countries the set should be restore to its original condition and only parts identical to those specified should be used SHARP CORPORATION ...

Page 2: ...dy Latch angle Steam vent hole Panel Inner pot Steamer rack Inner lid SPECIFICATIONS Model Rated voltage V Rated frequency Hz Power consumption Cook W Power consumption Warm W Capacity l Heating method Dimensions W x D x H mm Weight kg KS R19S ST 220 KS R23S ST 600 50 800 60 Avg 28 62 Avg 28 1 8 2 2 Direct heating method 299 x 287 x 300 299 x 287 x 324 3 1 3 5 ...

Page 3: ...g or immediately after cooking rice keep your face and hands away from the vent Otherwise you may burn your face and hands Do not put the inner pot on other heat sources e g gas ring Otherwise it may be deformed causing rice cooking failure Take care not to deform the body inner pot and inner lid If they are deformed rice cooking is disturbed Always keep clean the inner pot heater plate inner lid ...

Page 4: ...4 CIRCUITDIAGRAM SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM ...

Page 5: ...EDURE 1 Remove the cord reel assembly in accordance with REMOVE OF CORD REELASSEMBLY 2 Remove the screw holding the body to bottom cover 3 Insert the flat type screwdriver in to the gap between the bottom cover and body to pry the bottom cover out of body 4 Now the bottom cover is free REMOVE OF BOTTOM COVER Body Bottom cover Fig 2 Fig 1 Screw Bottom cover Cord reel ass y Body Place a blanket for ...

Page 6: ...holding the switch leg ass y to the outer pot 5 Now the switch leg ass y is free Note When mounting the switch assembly lock it in a manner that the switch button will not come in contact with the panel REMOVE OF SWITCH LEG ASSEMBLY Thermostat ass y Outer pot Switch leg ass y Thermostat rod Stop ring Screw Fig 4 1 Remove the bottom cover in accordance with REMOVE OF BOTTOM COVER 2 Fixing the therm...

Page 7: ...o the body 4 Insert the flat type screwdriver into the gap between the upper ring and latch hook cover to pry the latch hook cover from the upper ring 5 Detach the dew receiver from the upper ring 6 Insert the flat type screwdriver or similar to pry the claw of the hinge cover and remove it 7 Separate the body from the upper ring by rubber hammer knock the upper ring Fig 6 8 Remove the panel in ac...

Page 8: ...tioning of side heater ass y on the outer pot and be sure to reassembly the side heater ass y as it was REMOVE OF SIDE HEATER ASSEMBLY 1 Remove the body in accordance with REMOVE OF BODY 2 Pry the claw of body lift up by a flat type screwdriver or similar 3 Detach the panel slantways to up from the body 4 Now the panel is free REMOVE OF PANEL Body Panel Fig 7 Outer pot Side heater ass y Thermostat...

Page 9: ...accordance with REMOVE OF BODY 2 Disconnect 2 lead wires to the thermostat cut off 3 Remove 2 screws and detach the thermostat cut off from the outer pot 4 Now the thermostat cut off is free REMOVE OF THERMOSTAT CUT OFF 1 Detach the dew receiver from the upper ring 2 Insert a flat thin screwdriver or similar into the gap between upper ring hinge cover remove the hing cover 3 Remove the clossed the...

Page 10: ...id assembly in accordance with REMOVE OF LID ASSEMBLY 2 Pull the inner lid ass y from holder plate 3 Remove the screw holding the lid cover to the lid 4 Insert 2 pieces of plastic ruler into the gap between the lid and the lid cover taking care not to damage the lid Then remove the lid away from the lid cover Fig 12 5 Separate the lid cover from the lid 6 Pry the claw of holder plate and turn the ...

Page 11: ...ld be free from defects at 1000V a c for one min with the cooking switch set to COOK take measurements on the pins of the plug socket and also on each of the heater plate ass y To be carried out after the insulation resistance measurement which is taken immediately after the temperature test Stop to be measured With the cooking switch set to COOK take measurement on the blades of the plug socket a...

Page 12: ...op ring Switch leg ass y Thermostat rod Fig 17 Inner pot Outer pot Work bench Fig 14 Fig 15 Temperature test Based on the temperature testing method explained earlier ensure proper performance for COOK and WARM Thermostat ass y Outer pot ass y Inner pot Heater plate ass y Inner pot to be normally in contact with ...

Page 13: ... ass y Conduct checking within a short period of time so as not to influence over the operating time c Where the bubbling state is satisfactory close the lid again and energize the cooker SIMPLIFIEDTESTINGMETHOD 3 Judgement criteria During the course of the simulated cooking with water conducted under the conditions as above the rice cooker if meeting the following requirements will be considered ...

Page 14: ... reading of warm keeping temperature on the bar type thermometer if within the following temperature range will be acceptable Model KS R19S ST KS R23S ST 10 minutes approx b When the lid is opened immediately after the cooking switch is turned OFF no water should remain in the inner pot or only a small amount of water approximately 20 cc is to remain in the recess around the outer periphery of the...

Page 15: ...C Check this temperature immediately after opening the lid as the reading on the thermometer drops very quickly Allow the bar type thermometer to float above the pot bottom using a fragment of packing case etc so that the thermometer does not come in direct contact with the inner pot It should be taken into account that the commercially available bar type thermometer may give a measuring error of ...

Page 16: ...der normal cooker and operation as well as proper temperature then conduct sterilization and disinfection in accordance with the following procedure since such smell appears to be caused by microbes Provided that a method under the following Note In Case the Rice Smells is recommended to the customers because the following procedure may cause the fur and the like to remain on the bottom of inner p...

Page 17: ...embly Broken cord reel assembly Faulty cord reel assebly Faulty or loose wiring Faulty micro switch or maladjustment switch assembly Burn out of heater plate wire Faulty wiring Improper quantity of rice or water Faulty tightness due to deformed heater plate or inner pot bottom Faulty tightness due to contaminants etc deposited on heater plate or inner pot bottom Failure in complete engagement of l...

Page 18: ...or they flickers Faulty receptacles Contact failure with plugs Nearly broken or contact after breakage of cord Contact failure cord reel assembly Loose wiring Faulty lamp or resistor Maladjustment switch assembly Cooked by depressing the switch button forcibly with chopsticks etc Maladjustment or short circuit of switch assembly Faulty wiring Faulty insulation of heater plate assembly side heater ...

Page 19: ...LID KS R19S R19ST DB 1 2C107MN LID KS R19S R19ST H SK WL 1 2 1 4 2C110R LID COVER KS R19S R19ST DB 1 2C110MN LID COVER KS R19S R19ST H SK WL 1 2 1 5 2C503RASY HOLDER PLATE ASS Y 1 2 2 2C116RSET INNER LID SET KS R19S R19ST DB 1 2C116MNSET INNER LID SET KS R19S R19ST H SK WL 1 2 3 2C655 STEAMER RACK 1 2 4 2A1172 INNER POT KS R19S 1 2C1172 INNER POT TEFLON KS R19ST 1 2 5 2C204RASY OUTER POT AS Y 1 2 ...

Page 20: ... 2C121WLASY BODY AS Y KS R19ST WL 1 2 15 2C392RSET PANEL SET KS R19S DB 1 2C392MNSET PANEL SET KS R19S SK 1 2C392RTSET PANEL SET KS R19ST DB 1 2C392TMNSET PANEL SET KS R19ST H SK WL 1 2 16 8C321 LEG GUM 2 3 1 2C5011RASY CORD REEL AS Y 1 3 2 2C201RSET HEATER PLATE SET 1 3 3 1A202AASY THERMOSTAT AS Y 1 3 4 2C2125 THERMOSTAT 1 3 5 2C209R TEMPERATURE FUSE AS Y 1 3 6 2C207R SIDE HEATER AS Y 1 3 7 2A410...

Page 21: ...0MN LID COVER 1 2 1 5 2M503RASY HOLDER PLATE ASS Y 1 2 2 2C116MNSET INNER LID SET 1 2 3 2C655 STEAMER RACK 1 2 4 2F1171 INNER POT KS R23S 1 2F1171T INNER POT TEFLON KS R23ST 1 2 5 2M204RASY OUTER POT AS Y 1 2 6 1B203 THERMOSTAT SPRING 1 2 7 2C301MN UPPER RING 1 2 8 800U0352 HANDLE SHAFT 1 2 9 2C304MN LATCH HOOK COVER 1 2 10 2C333MN HINGE COVER 1 2 11 2C305R DEW RECEIVER 1 2 12 1A205 THERMO PLATE 1...

Page 22: ...M201RSET HEATER PLATE SET 1 3 3 1A202AASY THERMOSTAT AS Y 1 3 4 2C2125 THERMOSTAT 1 3 5 2C209R TEMPERATURE FUSE AS Y 1 3 6 2M207R SIDE HEATER AS Y 1 3 7 2A410 MICRO SW 1 3 8 2M119R EARTH WIRE ASS Y 1 SERVICE PARTS LIST ELECTRIC PARTS REF NO DESCRIPTION Q TY PRICE 22 ...

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