Notes: Refer to the WHITE RICE water line. Maximum capacity: 4 cups of dried rice.
Cooks rice to a texture optimal for freezing/reheating for a later time.
HOW TO USE
STORED RICE MODE
Fill the inner pot with water up to the second water line, then follow one of
the two methods below to automatically steam clean your rice cooker.
Method 1
Press the and buttons until AUTO-CLEAN is selected.
Once selected, press PRESSURE COOK to begin the
steaming process.
Method 2
If your cooker is in STANDBY mode,
press PRESET/AUTO-CLEAN twice, then press
PRESSURE COOK to begin steam cleaning.
PRESSURE
COOK
압력취사
PRESET
예약
AUTO CLEAN
자동세척
SELECTION
MENU
메뉴
선택 PRESSURE
COOK
압력취사
AUTO-CLEAN MODE
START
MENU
Select MENU until you reach STORED RICE,
then press START to begin cooking.
When cooking completes, open the lid and
thoroughly stir the cooked rice.
Transfer rice to a microwave-safe container
and store in the refrigerator/freezer.
Reheat container in the microwave
and enjoy!
HOW TO CLEAN
Inner Body
Main Unit
Inner Pot Inner Lid
STEAM CAP CLEANING
Clean the inner lid with a soft sponge
using warm, soapy water.
If food or debris is stuck to the bottom of
the cooker’s interior, ensure the cooker has
completely cooled then remove the debris.
Clean the inner pot with a soft sponge
using warm, soapy water.
Wipe o any excess condensation, debris
or food that has collected on the main unit
with a soft, slightly damp cloth.
Remove the steam cap
by gently pulling up.
Detaching
Twist the top and bottom sections
to separate parts and soak in warm,
soapy water. Wash with a soft sponge.
Reassemble the steam cap by
stacking the pieces and rotating to
secure inplace.
Assemble
A layer of starch may be visible after detaching the lid. This starch layer is
a byproduct of cooking and does not pose any health risks.
Clean the inner pot and rice cooker parts after every use to eliminate odors.
Always allow the cooker to cool compeletely before removing parts and
cleaning.
TIPS
Cleaning
- Unplug and fully allow the rice cooker to cool before cleaning.
- Do not use damp, harsh chemicals on the exterior—use a dry dishcloth.
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