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Set the clock to the current time before 

    setting the Timer function.   

 

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USING THE TIMER

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Press the         button to select the desired Menu.

Press the            button.

SETTING A SPECIFIC TIME

Press the button again and the preset time for "Timer 2" will appear.

 Suggested lengths for the Timer setting:

The preset time for "Timer 1" and the START / REHEAT light will blink.

The Timer function is not available for QUICK, MIXED, SWEET, CAKE and STEAM menu settings.

Press and hold the button to quickly forward the time in 

10-minute increments.

You do not need to set the time again when using the 

same settings.

This function sets the Rice Cooker to automatically finish cooking by a specific time.

Once set, the timer settings are stored in "Timer 1        " and "Timer 2        ".

The initial settings are 6:00 for "Timer 1", 18:00 for "Timer 2".

button: Each press advances the time in 10-minute increments.
button: Each press reverses the time in 10-minute increments.

The START / REHEAT button must be pressed to set the TIMER.

The START / REHEAT light will turn off and the set time of 7:30 will be 

displayed and the TIMER light will turn on with a melody/beep sound.

NOTE:

Press the       or       button to check the current time.

Do not use the Timer function if you are adding ingredients and/or seasonings to the rice. Ingredients may spoil or seasonings may settle to the 

bottom of the Inner Cooking Pan and your results may not be satisfactory.

The rice may be softer in texture when cooking with the Timer function.

The remaining time till cooking completion will not be displayed when the Timer is set.

If the Timer is set for less than the suggested length above, a beep will sound and the Rice Cooker will start cooking immediately.

Be sure to set the Timer for less than 13 hours, especially during summer, to prevent the soaked rice from spoiling due to the higher room 

temperature.

Do not use the Timer when cooking Germinated Brown Rice as it tends to absorb too much water and your results may not be satisfactory.

Cooking may not complete at the set time if the temperature of the room or water is too low. In addition, the cooking time may be affected by the 

amount of water or voltage.

To cancel the Timer setting, press the CANCEL button.





Press the          button to select "Timer 1" (or "Timer 2") .

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HOW TO SET THE CLOCK

HOW TO SET THE CLOCK / SOUND SIGNALS AND HOW TO CHANGE THEM

SOUND SIGNALS AND HOW TO CHANGE THEM

Hold the           button for more than 3 seconds.

This product is equipped with a Sound Signal function, which will inform you when the Rice Cooker begins cooking, when the 

Timer is set, or when cooking has completed. 

You can choose the Sound Signals from the following.

Types of Sound Signals:

Cooking has Begun :

Cooking/Reheating has Completed: 

Timer is Set:

"Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star"
"Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star"

"Amaryllis"

beeps 5 times

Indication

The default setting at the time of 

shipment from the factory.

Melody:

Silent:

Choose this setting to 

disable the Sound Signal.

no sound

a beep
a beep

HOW TO CHANGE THE SOUND SIGNAL:

WHEN CHANGING THE SOUND SIGNAL:

The setting is completed when the desired Sound Signal is heard.

Each time the TIMER button is held for more than 3 seconds, the Sound Signal will change.

The selected Sound Signal is stored and will remain even if the Rice Cooker is unplugged.

Melody:

It will play 

"

Amaryllis

"

 

when the sound setting is 

completed.

Beep:

It will beep 3 times when 

the sound setting is 

completed.

Silent:

It will beep 1 time when 

the sound setting is 

completed.

The clock is displayed in 24 hours (militarytime). Although the clock is set before shipment from the factory, certain conditions 

such as room temperature may cause it to display an inaccurate time. 

If the clock is inaccurate, set the correct time as shown below.

If the clock is inaccurate, cooking will not be completed at the time you set for the Timer.

The clock cannot be changed during Cooking, Reheating, Regular Keep Warm, Extended Keep Warm or Timer Cooking.

e.g.: If the current time is 15:01 but displays 14:56.

Set the Inner Cooking Pan and plug in the Power Cord.

The time display will stop blinking after 3 seconds, 

indicating the Time Setting is completed.

button: Each press advances the time in 1-minute increments.
button: Each press moves the clock in reverse by 1 minute.

Press and hold either button to quickly adjust in 10-minute increments.

If the time display still does not show the current time, repeat Step     to readjust the time.

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1) Insert the Power Cord into the Main Body securely.

2) Insert the Power Plug into an electrical outlet.

1) Insert the Power Cord into the Main Body securely.

2) Insert the Power Plug into an electrical outlet.

The time display will start to blink.

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Set the Inner Cooking Pan and plug in the Power Cord. 

You cannot change the Melody Signal of

  the initiation of Reheating.

You cannot change the Sound Signal 

  during Cooking, Keep Warm or 

  Timer Cooking.

If you find it difficult to change/select the

  Sound Signal, please start over from Step 

   

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Press the Time Setting        or        button to initiate the 

Time Setting and adjust the clock to the current time.

Beep: 

Choose this setting to 

change from a Melody.

Adjusting time

Blinks

Time correction is completed

Stops 

blinking

Set time

Blinks

The time you 

wish to complete 

cooking.

e.g.7:30

Turns on

Turns off

Types of Sound 

     

Signals and their

   

         meanings

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Press the Time Setting        or         button to set a specific time to finish cooking.

1.0L model

1.8L model

1 hour 5 minutes 

− 

13 hours

1 hour 55 minutes 

− 

13 hours

1 hour 10 minutes 

− 

13 hours

1 hour 10 minutes 

− 

13 hours

2 hours 

− 

13 hours

1 hour 15 minutes 

− 

13 hours

White Rice / Sushi Rice

Porridge

Brown Rice

Menu Selections

Timer Settings

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HOW TO USE THE STEAM FUNCTION

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Add water to the Inner Cooking Pan.

Place the Inner Cooking Pan into the Main Body 

and place the Steaming Basket.

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540ml (or 3 cups in the supplied Measuring Cup) for the 1.0L model

720ml (or 4 cups in the supplied Measuring Cup) for the 1.8L model

Select the STEAM 

menu setting by pressing 

the

     

button. 

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Place food in the Steaming Basket, and attach the Inner Lid Set and 

Steam Vent Cap. Close the Outer Lid, and plug in the Power Cord.

Press the       button.

When the melody or beep to indicate cooking completion 

sounds, press the

      

button and remove the food from the 

Steaming Basket.

Turns on

Within 30 minutes of 

cooking completion

After 30 minutes of 

cooking completion

Blinks

Blinks

Remove the food from the Steaming Basket immediately after cooking

   completion, or the food may become wet or soggy.

Be careful when opening the Outer Lid or removing the steamed dish or 

   Steaming Basket, as the steam and the interior of the Main Body are very hot.

Always press the CANCEL button when cooking completes. The Rice

  Cooker will beep every 30 minutes as a reminder to remove the food if the

  CANCEL button is not pressed.

If the food needs more steaming, restart the process from Step

  

 to steam a little longer.

If there is smell of food left inside the Inner Cooking Pan, see pg.20 "CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE : IF THERE IS 

   AN ODOR INSIDE THE RICE COOKER" to remove the smell.

The Steaming Basket may become colored from the ingredients (especially carrots and leaf-type vegetables), 

   but it will not affect cooking performance. Wash the Steaming Basket immediately after every use as the stain will

   become difficult to remove after drying out.

The START / REHEAT light turns on and the melody/beep to start steaming will sound.

The Display shows the remaining time until steaming completion.

Press the Time Setting       or       button to check the current time during cooking.

Place foods in the Steaming Basket evenly. The Steaming Basket may slant if the food is heavy on one side.

Always take precautions to wipe the outer surface of the Inner Cooking Pan and the inside of the Main Body clean, 

especially of moisture and foreign matters, before placing the Inner Cooking Pan into the Main Body.

Please make sure to place the Steaming Basket straight, or steam may escape from the gap.

When the STEAM menu setting is selected, the default 

  cooking time will appear in the Display. The cooking time 

  may be lengthened or shortened using the Time Setting 

   or       buttons. 

  See pg.15 "Estimated Cooking Time."

Default Cooking Time

Model

Possible Cooking Time

1.0L model

40 minutes

1.8L model

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60 minutes

The cooking time includes the time it takes to boil 

the water.

Clean food scum from ingredients such as chicken or fish after cooking.

Place steamed vegetables in ice water immediately after cooking and drain them off to preserve their bright color.

NOTE:

1) Insert the Power Cord into Main Body securely.     2) Insert the Power Plug into an electrical outlet.

200g /  1

200g /  1/2

100g

250g /  1/4

450g /  3
300g /  1

200g /1

300g /  1 fillet

 150g /  Cut into fillets

150g /  15

150g

200g

200g

20 min.
15 min.
15 min.
20 min.
40 min.
35 min.
30 min.
30 min.
25 min.
20 min.
20 min.

15 min.

20 min.

NOTE:

Estimated Cooking Time:

Ingredients

Amount

Tips for Steaming

Estimated Cooking Time

Carrot

Broccoli
Spinach

Pumpkin

Potato

Sweet potato

Corn

Chicken

Fish 

(white fish and salmon)

Prawn

Scallop

Cut into bite-size pieces
Cut into bite-size pieces
Cut into bite-size pieces
Cut into bite-size pieces
Cut into bite-size pieces
Cut into bite-size pieces
Cut into bite-size pieces

Make cuts on the bottom side (that comes into contact with the Steaming Basket)

Slice into less than 2cm thickness and wrap in aluminum foil

Steam without removing shells

Remove from shell

(It is recommended to line the Steaming Basket with Chinese 

cabbage or cabbage to prevent the scallop from sticking)

Do not cook the following types of foods in the Rice Cooker:

Thick foods such as curry and stews.

Foods that may bubble over such as those using baking soda.

Foods that expand after cooking such as processed seafood products and beans.

Foods with large amounts of oil.

Foods packaged in plastic bags.

When cooking…

Do not use paper towels or other lids to cover the food.

Remove any foreign matters on the outside of the Inner Cooking Pan, Lid Heater or Center Sensor. 

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pg.19

When using aluminum foil or cooking sheets, do not completely cover the holes on the Steaming Basket, or allow it to extend

  outside the Steaming Basket. Doing so may cause breakdown, boiling over, or steam may leak.

Steaming time will vary based on the size, amount, temperature of the food or other factors.

If the food is undercooked, repeat the steam process to cook further by following steps     through     .

When steaming consecutively, check to make sure there is enough water in the Inner Cooking Pan, and add water accordingly

  to prevent boil-dry.

Steaming fish and meat for an extended time makes it tough. If it is not cooking through, slice them thinly before steaming.

  Adding herbs, lemon, garlic or flavoring with salt and pepper may reduce odor.

When cooking other foods together with rice...

Cook the rice using the WHITE / SUSHI menu setting.

Do not cook more than 1 cup of rice if the cooking capacity is 1.0L, or 2–4 cups if the cooking capacity is 1.8L. (The Outer Lid     

may open during cooking, preventing the rice from cooking properly and the other ingredients from steaming properly.)

Rinse the rice thoroughly before cooking.  

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Failure to rinse may cause the cooked rice to touch the Steaming Basket.

Ingredients that require a comparatively long steaming time, such as potatoes, sweet potatoes, corn, pumpkin, and fish

 (wrapped in aluminum foil) can be cooked together. If they do not cook through properly, reduce the amount of ingredients or

  cut them into small pieces.

Ingredients that require a comparatively short steaming time, such as spinach, will not steam properly.

Do not add ingredients while the rice is cooking.

The rice may burn more easily or take on the color of the other ingredients.

After cooking…

Be careful when opening the Outer Lid or removing the steamed dish or Steaming Basket, as the steam and the interior of the

  Main Body are very hot.

Oil and scum may soil the Inner Lid Set and the inside of the Outer Lid, especially when steaming meats. Always wash the

  Inner Lid Set, Inner Cooking Pan and Steaming Basket after each use, and wipe the Outer Lid Gasket and the Inside of the

  Outer Lid after each use to prevent odors or spoiling.

Hot condensation may fall from the Inner Lid Set when the Outer Lid is opened and cause burns. Please exercise caution.

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Cooking food over the limit may cause damage. Do not steam food larger than 3.5cm thick. 

Because it may hit the Inner Lid Set and cause breakdown or malfunction.

Refrigerated meat dumpling,

pot sticker (jiaozi),

meat dumpling (xiaolongbao)

Frozen meat dumpling,

pot sticker (jiaozi),

meat dumpling (xiaolongbao)

Leave appropriate space between foods

Leave appropriate space between foods

Summary of Contents for NS-TSQ10

Page 1: ...EP WARM REHEAT FUNCTION USING THE TIMER HOW TO SET THE CLOCK SOUND SIGNALS AND HOW TO CHANGE THEM HOW TO USE THE STEAM FUNCTION HOW TO BAKE CAKE RECIPES SPONGE CAKE CHEESE CAKE MIXED RICE HAND ROLLED...

Page 2: ...e Cooker to fall resulting in injury or burns The slide out table or shelf should at least have a load capacity of 15kg for the 1 0L model and 20kg for the 1 8L model Do not touch the Open Button when...

Page 3: ...oking Pan to prevent drying Do not use the Keep Warm mode for the following Adding rice Reheating cold rice Keeping rice warm when it contains additional ingredients and seasonings mixed rice or sweet...

Page 4: ...apsed Keep Warm time in hour s Stir the rice and loosen it immediately to release excessive moisture for fluffy rice BASIC COOKING STEPS Please wash the Inner Cooking Pan Inner Lid Set Steam Vent Cap...

Page 5: ...hite Rice White Rice WHITE SUSHI 1 0L 1 5 5 1 8L 2 10 Quick Cooking WHITE RICE White Rice QUICK 1 0L 1 5 5 1 8L 2 10 Mixed Rice WHITE RICE White Rice 1 0L 1 4 1 8L 2 6 Sweet Rice Sweet Rice or White R...

Page 6: ...HEAT button is pressed when the REGULAR KEEP WARM EXTENDED KEEP WARM light is off the rice cooking function will start START REHEAT light START REHEAT button REGULAR KEEP WARM AND EXTENDED KEEP WARM 1...

Page 7: ...er is Set Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Amaryllis beeps 5 times Indication The default setting at the time of shipment from the factory Melody Silent Choose this setting to d...

Page 8: ...the outer surface of the Inner Cooking Pan and the inside of the Main Body clean especially of moisture and foreign matters before placing the Inner Cooking Pan into the Main Body Please make sure to...

Page 9: ...Gradually add sugar until whites begin to hold their shape Add yolks and vanilla extract to Step 3 and beat until thick Add sifted all purpose flour to Step 4 Mix with rubber spatula until smooth and...

Page 10: ...nnyaku into small strips soak Konnyaku in hot water and drain Shred Gobo soak in water until soft then drain Cut Shiitake into small strips 3 Add the soup stock from Step 1 to the water used to soak t...

Page 11: ...owing too much bran to be left on the rice grain Make sure the Inner Cooking Pan has not deformed Make sure the Power Plug is plugged in securely Does the Display show E01 or E02 pg 23 Is the REGULAR...

Page 12: ...ner Cooking Pan without using the Keep Warm mode may cause unwanted odor pg 5 SPECIFICATIONS Cooking Capacity cups Model No NS TSH10C Direct Heating 1 1 1 8 NS TSH18C NS TSQ10 NS TSQ18 White Rice Sush...

Page 13: ...eed as follows The wide coloured green and yellow must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the letter E or by the earth symbol or coloured green or green and yellow The wire...

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