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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS.2
PARTS NAMES AND FUNCTIONS.6
EXPLANATION OF RICE.8
TIPS TO COOKING GREATTASTING RICE (PREPARATION & KEEP WARM).9
HOW TO COOK RICE:
BASIC COOKING STEPS.10
HOWTO COOK RINSE-FREE RICE.12
TIPS TO COOKING GREAT-TASTING RICE BY MENUS.13
HOW TO SET THE CLOCK.14
SOUND SIGNALS & HOW TO CHANGE THEM.15
REGULAR KEEP WARM & EXTENDED KEEP WARM....16
USING THE TIMER.17
RECIPES:
MIXED RICE / HAND-ROLLED SUSHI.18
PAELLA/GREEN TEA PORRIDGE.19
SWEET RICE COOKED WITH ADZUKI BEANS /
MIXED BROWN RICE.20
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE.21
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE / REPLACEMENT PARTS....22
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE.23
ERROR DISPLAYS AND THEIR MEANINGS.24
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BEFORE USE
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
BASIC SAFETY PRECAUTIONS SHOULD ALWAYS BE FOLLOWED WHEN
USING ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING:
1 Read all instructions thoroughly.
2 Avoid touching hot surfaces and do not close or clog the steam vent opening under any
circumstances. The handles and knobs are provided for your safety and protection.
3 To prevent hazardous operation or electric shock, do not immerse power cord, power
plug, or rice cooker (except inner cooking pan) in water or other liquids.
4 Close supervision is recommended when the appliance is used by or near children.
5 Unplug from outlet when not in use and before cleaning. Allow the appliance to cool
before adding or removing parts, and before cleaning the appliance. Make sure
appliance is OFF when not in use, before putting on or taking off parts, and before
cleaning.
6 Do not use or operate the appliance with a damaged cord or plug. If the appliance
malfunctions or has been damaged in any manner, unplug the appliance and return it to
the nearest authorized service facility or dealer for examination, repair or adjustment.
7 The use of accessories or attachments not recommended by the appliance
manufacturer may be hazardous or may cause malfunction.
Do not use outdoors.
Keep the power cord away from hot surfaces and do not let the cord hang over the
edge of tables or counters.
Do not place the appliance on or near a heated surface such as a gas or electric stove,
or in a heated oven.
11 Always use extreme caution when moving appliances containing hot contents or liquids.
12 Plug the cord into a household electrical outlet. To disconnect, turn the power control to
OFF, then remove plug from wall outlet.
13 Do not use the appliance for other than intended or specified purposes.
14 To reduce the risk of electric shock, use only the supplied inner cooking pan.
15 The plug to the appliance should be attached first before plugging the cord into a wall outlet.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS _
THIS APPLIANCE IS FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY.
This appliance is supplied with a short power cord to reduce the risk of becoming entangled
in or tripping over. Extension cords may be used if care is exercised in their use. If an
extension cord is used, the marked electrical rating of the cord should be at least as great
as the electrical rating of the appliance, and a longer cord should be arranged so that it will
not drape over the countertop or tabletop where it can be pulled on by children or tripped
over unintentionally.
This appliance has a polarized plug (one blade is wider than the other). To reduce the risk of
electric shock, this plug was designed to fit into a polarized outlet in only one direction. If the
plug does not fit fully into the outlet, do not attempt to force it or modify it in any way. Simply
reverse the plug and insert. If it still does not fit, contact a qualified electrician.
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IMPORTANTES MESURES DE SECURITE
LORS DE L'UTILISATION D'APPAREILS ELECTRIQUES, SUIVEZ LES
PRECAUTIONS DE BASE SUIVANTES:
1 Lisez bien toutes les instructions.
2 Ne touchez pas les surfaces qui peuvent etre chaudes. Utilisez les poignees ou les boutons.
N'obturez en aucun cas I'orifice d'echappement de la vapeur.
3 Pour eviter les chocs electriques, n'immergez jamais le cordon electrique ou la prise, ou
encore I'autocuiseur a riz (a I'exception de la marmite situee a I'interieur) dans I'eau ou dans
tout autre liquide.
4 Soyez vigilants lorsque les enfants utilisent I'appareil ou se trouvent a proximite.
5 Debranchez I'appareil apres usage ou avant de le nettoyer. Laissez I'appareil refroidir avant
d'en retirer ou d'y inserer les accessoires et avant de le nettoyer. Assurez-vous que
I'appareil est sur OFF lorsque vous ne vous en servez pas, avant d'en retirer ou d'y inserer
les accessoires detachables ou encore avant de le nettoyer.
6 N'utilisez pas I'appareil avec une prise ou un cordon electrique endommage. Ne vous servez
pas d'un appareil qui pour une raison ou une autre fonctionne mal. Emportez I'appareil chez
le reparateur ou le vendeur le plus proche en vue d'un controle ou d'une reparation.
7 L'utilisation d'accessoires non recommandes par le fabricant est susceptible d'entramer des
accidents.
8 N'utilisez pas I'appareil a I'exterieur.
9 Ne laissez pas le cordon electrique pendre par-dessus le bord d'une table ou d'un comptoir
et assurez-vous qu'il n'est pas en contact avec une surface chaude.
10 Ne placez pas I'appareil pres d'une surface chaude telle qu'un bruleur a gaz allume, une
plaque electrique, un poele ou encore dans un four en train de chauffer.
11 Soyez tres prudent lorsque vous deplacez I'appareil contenant un liquide ou un aliment chaud.
12 Branchez le cordon dans une prise domestique. Avant de debrancher I'appareil, placez-le
sur la position ARRET puis retirez la fiche de la prise murale.
13 N'utilisez pas I'appareil pour d'autres functions que celles auxquelles il est destine.
14 Pour minimiser les risques de chocs electriques, n'utilisez que la marmite interne fournie
avec I'appareil.
10 Veuillez d'abord relier le cordon d'alimentation a I'appareil avant de brancher la fiche dans
une prise murale.
CONSERVE! CES INSTRUCTIONS
GET APPAREIL EST UNIQUEMENT A USAGE DOMESTIQUE.
I'appareil est equipe d'un cordon court afin de reduire les risques d'enchevetrement ou de
chutes sur le cordon. Des rallonges peuvent etre utilisees a condition que toutes les
precautions soient prises lors de leur utilisation.
Si vous vous servez d'une rallonge, sa puissance electrique indiquee devra etre egale ou
superieure a celle de I'appareil; Le cordon devra etre arrange de maniere a ce qu'il ne pende
pas depuis le haut d'un comptoir ou d'une table ou il serait a portee de main des enfants et ou
il occasionnerait des accidents dus a une chute ou a un enchevetrement. L'appareil a une prise
polarisee (I'une des lames est plus large que I'autre). Pour reduire les risques de chocs
electriques, la prise s'insere dans un seui sens a I'interieur d'une prise murale polarisee. Si la
prise ne s'adapte pas correctement dans la prise murale, retournez-la. Si elle ne s'adapte
toujours pas, contactez un electrician specialise. Ne cherchez en aucun cas a modifier la prise.
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BEFORE USE
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS the instructions.
• These WARNINGS and CAUTIONS are intended to protect you and others from personal
injury and household damage. To ensure safe operation, please follow carefully.
Indicates risk of
serious injury.
Indicates risk of injury
or property damage if
mishandled. **2 5*3
A A Indicates a warning or caution. A
specific caution is indicated inside or near
CAUTIONS triangle by sentences or illustrations.
Indicates a prohibited operation. A
^ specific prohibited operation is
indicated inside or near the circle by
PROHIBITED sentences or illustrations.
Jsti Serious injury includes loss of eyesight, burns (high and low
temperature), electric shock, bone fractures, toxic reactions as well
as other injuries severe enough to require medical care or
extended hospitalization.
^2 Injury indicates physical damage, burns or electric shock not
severe enough to require medical care or extended hospitalization.
A Indicates a requirement or instruction
^ that must be followed. A specific
instruction is indicated inside or near the
INSTRUCTIONS circle by sentences or illustrations.
Property damage indicates material damage towards a home,
furniture, or pets and animals.
Awarnings
Do not modify the Rice Cooker. Only
V a repair technician may disassemble
or repair this unit.
Attempting to do so may cause fire, electric
shock or injury. Make any repair inquiries to
Zojirushi Customer Service.
Do not immerse the Rice Cooker in
water or splash It with water.
Do not pour water directly into the
Rice Cooker.
Doing so may cause short circuit or electric shock.
Do not touch the Steam Vent.
Doing so may cause burns or scalding. Take
special precautions with children and infants.
Do not plug or unplug the Power
Plug If your hands are wet.
Doing so may cause electric shock or injury.
Do not put any metal objects such as
pins or wires Into the holes located at
the bottom of the Rice Cooker.
Doing so may cause i Bottom view of the product I
electric shock or '-'
malfunction, resulting
Do not allow children to use the Rice
( C ooker unsupervised. Keep it out of
' the reach of infants.
Children are at risk of burns, electric shock or injury.
Do not use the Rice Cooker if the
( P ower Plug or Power Cord is damaged
^ or if the Power Plug is loosely inserted
into the electrical outlet.
Doing so may cause
electric shock, short 1 ^
circuit or fire. -Power Plug
Power Cord —— Electrical Outlet
ip injury. I J
Holes or yj
crevices y
Do not damage the Power Cord. Do
( not bend, pull, twist, fold, or attempt
to modify the Power Cord. Do not
place It on or near high temperature
surfaces or appliances, under heavy
items or between objects.
A damaged Power Cord can cause fire or electric
shock.
Do not open the Outer Lid or move
( the rice cooker during cooking.
Doing so may cause burns.
Use only an electrical outlet rated at
BB 15 amperes minimum, and do not plug
other devices into the same outlet.
Plugging other devices into the same outlet may
cause the electrical outlet to overheat, resulting in
fire.
Do not use a power source other
than 120V AC.
Use of any other power supply voltage may
cause fire or electric shock.
Insert the Power Plug completely and
securely into the electrical outlet.
A loosely inserted Power Plug may cause electric
shock, short circuit, smoke or fire.
If the blades or surface of the Power
BB Plug become soiled, wipe them clean.
A dirty Power Plug may cause fire.
4 •The illustrations used in this Operating Instructions may vary from the actual product you have purchased.
A CAUTIONS
Do not touch hot surfaces during or
immediately after use. Be careful of
steam when opening the Outer Lid.
Be carefui not to touch the inner
Cooking Pan when ioosening rice.
Touching hot surfaces may cause
burns. / 1^)))
Be especially careful with metal ^
parts such as the Inner Lid Set
and the Inner Cooking Pan.
/^jj\ Do not touch the Open Button when
moving the Rice Cooker.
Doing so may cause the
Outer Lid to open, resulting
in injury or burns.
Open Button- ^
Do not use cookware other than the
provided inner Cooking Pan and
never piace other objects inside it
whiie cooking.
May cause the Inner Cooking Pan to overheat or
the Rice Cooker to malfunction.
Do not use the Rice Cooker where it
may come into contact with water or
near heat sources.
May cause electric shock, short circuit, and can
damage the Rice Cooker.
Do not piace or use the Rice Cooker
on unstabie surfaces or on surfaces
that are vuinerabie to heat.
Doing so may cause fire.
Do not use the Rice Cooker near
walis, furniture or beneath sheiving.
Steam or heat may damage, discolor or deform
walls, furniture or shelving.
Do not use other Power Cords than
the one provided. Do not use the
Power Cord for other appiiances.
This may cause malfunction or fire.
Piease aiiow the Rice Cooker to cooi
BB down before cieaning.
The Inner Lid and the Inner Cooking Pan may
cause burns when hot.
Unpiug the Power Piug from the
outiet when the Rice Cooker is not in
use.
Leaving the Power Plug in an outlet may cause
the insulation to become damaged, resulting in
electric shock, short circuit or fire.
Aiways unplug the Rice Cooker by
BB holding the Power Piug, not by
puliing the Power Cord.
Pulling the Power Cord to unplug the Rice Cooker
may cause electric shock, short circuit or fire.
insert the Piug into the Main Body
BB secureiy.
Otherwise it may cause electric shock, short
circuit, smoke or fire.
if the Power Cord is damaged, it must
be repiaced by an appropriate cord or
assembiy made avaiiabie by the
manufacturer or its service agent.
IMPORTANT
■ Do not cover the Steam Vent with a cloth or
other objects.
Doing so may cause deformation and/or discoloration.
■ Do not place any objects inside the Inner
Cooking Pan that may cause damage.
A damaged Inner Cooking Pan may not cook rice properly.
■ Do not use the Rice Cooker where its
steam may come into contact with other
eiectrical appiiances.
The steam may cause fire, malfunction, discoloration or
deformation to other electrical appliances.
■ Do not operate the Rice Cooker if rice or
other matter is stuck to the Heating Piate
or the outside surface of the inner Cooking
Pan.
May cause irregular operation or imperfect cooking.
■ Do not use the Rice Cooker as a steamer
or for other purposes than cooking or
keeping rice warm.
The Steam Vent may become clogged.

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BEFORE USE
PARTS NAMES AND FUNCTIONS
MAIN BODY
Steam Vent Cap
• Steam arising from the vent is
very hot while rice is cooking.
Please exercise care.
Center Sensor
Heating Plate
• Please remove the protective sheet
placed between the Heating Plate and
the Inner Cooking Pan before initial use.
Outer Lid Gasket
Inner Lid Set Knob
Use this knob for detaching and
attaching the Inner Lid Set.
•Be sure to reattach the Inner
Lid Set after every cleaning.
- pg.22
Inner Lid Set
Inner Cooking Pan
Open Button
Press the Open Button
to open the Outer Lid.
Outer Lid
Plug Receptacles
Appliance Plug inserts here.
Power
Plug
Plug to the
Main Body
Power Cord
Inner Lid Set
Sensor
Inner Lid Set
Mounting Axis
Steam Vent
Handle
Use the Handle for
carrying.
Spatula Holder
Attachment
(Located at 2 positions:
right & left edge)
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CONTROL PANEL
• Press buttons down firmly.
• The raised dot and dash (•, — ) in
the center of the COOKING and
RESET buttons and the Sound
Signals are provided for individuals
with visual impairment.
RESET button —
Use this button to
cancel the selected
setting or function in
operation.
Display
The illustration below shows all possible
displays and is for reference only. This
display will not appear during actual
use.
I— COOKING button
Use this button to
initiate the cooking
process.
RESET
KEEP WARM
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REGULAR
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EXTENDED
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PORRIDGE
SWEET
BROWN
WHITE/MIXEDI
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oCOOKING
KEEP WARM
SELECTION
button
Use this button to select
Regular Keep Warm or
Extended Keep Warm
mode. -* ■ pg.16
MENU button
Use this button for
setting the menu you
will be using.
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TIMER button
Use this button for
setting the Timer
function (to program
the Rice Cooker to
complete cooking by a
desired time). -* ■ pg.17
TIME SETTING button
Use these buttons for setting the
Timer (time of cooking completion)
or the clock. -*• pg.14 & 17
ACCESSORIES
Spatula Spatula Holder
Squeeze the center
as indicated in the
illustration and
pull up to detach
the Spatula
Holder.
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Measuring Cup
For White Rice For Rinse-Free Rice
(Green Cup)

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BEFORE USE
EXPLANATION OF RICE
TYPES OF RICE
• Names and types of rice varies according to how the grain has been polished
and/or processed.
Rice in the husk
Bran layer
Chaff,
Different grades of rice correspond to the
percentage of bran and germ removed.
Brown Rice Semi-Brown Semi-Brown Semi-Brown White Rice
The chaff has
Rice 30% Rice 50% Rice 70%
All the bran
been removed.
About 30% of About 50% of About 70%> of
and germ have
the bran and the bran and the bran and
been removed.
germ have germ have germ have
been removed. been removed. been removed.
Rinse-Free Rice
All specks of bran
left on the surface of
the white rice have
been removed.
White Rice with Germ
All bran has been removed
but the germ of brown rice
remains.
• White Rice with Germ is polished using a special
technique that cannot be performed by a household
rice polisher. May be purchased at a specialty store
or grocery.
Germinated Brown Rice
Brown rice that is ready to
be germinated by a special
process.
• The process gives a softer texture and improved
taste. Also contains the nutrient GABA (gamma-
aminobutyric acid).
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TIPS TO COOKING GREAT-TASTING RICE SS
HOW TO COOK GREAT-TASTING RICE
Measure rice accurately
Be sure to use the Measuring Cup provided, as other measuring cups may differ.
Level the rice off at the top of the cup to maintain accuracy.
Rinse rice quickly
The first rinse should be done quickly, swishing and stirring the rice by hand with
plenty of water. Drain the water immediately afterwards. Then rinse the rice 4-5
times with fresh water to clean out the bran.
Adjust the amount of water accordingly
Type of Rice Water Adjustment
Softer rice
White rice with germ
Normal scale level
New crop
Reduce water slightly
from the normal level
Old crop
Harder rice
Add a little water to
the normal level
Do not use strong alkaline ionic water
Rice cooked with strong alkaline ionic water
may appear yellow or become too glutinous.
e.g.: When Cooking 6 Cups of
White Rice or Rinse-Free Rice
WHITE ^
RICE
MIXED RICE
(MAX6CUPS)
10n
PORRIDGE -
SWEET
RICE
6n
4 -
2 . 5 - |
1 -
8 -
4 -
Stir and loosen rice immediately after
cooking has completed
Excessive moisture is released, resulting in
rice that is perfectly cooked with a fluffy
texture.
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—Add water to water level 6
for WHITE RICE.
• This illustration shows the Inner
Cooking Pan of 1.8L model.
HOW TO USE THE KEEP WARM MODE
When keeping rice in the Inner Cooking Pan for later consumption, use the Keep
Warm mode, otherwise, the rice may develop a foul odor or spoil.
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Do not use the Keep Warm mode for the following:
■ A dding rice.
■ R eheating cold rice.
■ K eeping rice warm when it contains additional ingredients and seasonings (mixed rice or sweet rice).
■ K eeping food other than rice warm such as croquette or miso soup.
■ K eeping rice warm for more than 12 hours.
■ K eeping rice warm when the Spatula has been left inside the Rice Cooker.
■ L eaving the Rice Cooker unplugged or Keep Warm mode cancelled while still having rice in the Inner Cooking Pan.
When keeping a small amount of rice warm, gather
the rice toward the center of the Inner Cooking Pan
to prevent drying.
Gather rice
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HOW TO USE
HOW TO COOK RICE
BASIC COOKING STEPS
7 Measure the rice with the provided
Measuring Cup.
One leveled cup of rice In the provided Measuring Cup is approx. 6.1oz.
Rinse the rice and adjust the amount of water.
Place the Inner Cooking Pan on a flat surface. Add water to the water level
according to the menu setting you have chosen (see pg. 13 "TIPS TO
COOKING GREAT-TASTING RICE BY MENUS"). For an accurate
measurement, level the surface of the rice.
• The rice may be cooked immediately after rinsing, as soaking is not
required. Soaking the rice will soften the texture of the rice.
Place the Inner Cooking Pan into the Main Body, ciose
the Outer Lid, and plug in the Power Cord.
Always take precautions to wipe the outer surface of the Inner Cooking Pan clean, especially of moisture,
before placing it securely into the Main Body. Be sure the Inner Lid Set is attached before closing.
1) Insert the Power Cord into the Main Body securely.
2) Insert the Power Plug into an electrical outlet.
Select the desired Menu setting by pressing the button.
Each press of the button changes the position of the "t." Press the button to your desired
menu setting.
• Press and hold the button to quickly cycle through the
selections. (It will stop when it reaches WHITE/MIXED.)
•Stored Menus: WHITE/MIXED, RINSE-FREE and BROWN
will remain selected until you change the setting.
• QUICK COOKING setting: Choose this setting when you
need to cook white rice in a hurry. Please note that the rice
texture may be slightly harder.
►
SUSHI
i : ►
PORRIDGE
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SWEET
▼ ▼
BROWN
IWHITE/MIXEDI QUICK
t wniic/HMACu j COOKING
Press the
button.
Turns on
The COOKING light will turn on and the melody/beep
to start cooking will sound. When the Rice Cooker
reaches the steaming process, the Display shows the
remaining time till completion.
The remaining time till
completion in minutes.
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When the melody or beep to indicate the cooking completion
sounds, stir and loosen the rice immediateiy to give the rice
a deliciously fluffy texture. Bapsed time of the
The Rice Cooker automatically switches to the Keep
Warm mode after cooking has completed and the
REGULAR KEEP WARM light turns on. The Display
will show the elapsed Keep Warm time in hour(s). Stir
the rice and loosen it immediately to release excessive
moisture for fluffy rice.
• When keeping rice in the Rice Cooker, be sure to use the Keep Warm mode; otherwise the
rice may produce an odor. - ► Please see pg. 9 "HOW TO USE THE KEEP WARM MODE" or
pg. 16 "REGULAR KEEP WARM & EXTENDED KEEP WARM."
• To see the current time display during the Keep Warm mode, press the© or ©button. Then
press the © or © button to return to the Keep Warm display mode. Please note that this
display will not automatically return to the Keep Warm display mode and must be done
manually. Displays can only be changed during the Keep Warm mode.
• If you cancel the Keep Warm mode and press the KEEP WARM SELECTION button again,
the Display shows 0 hours.
• The sound setting can also be changed (see pg. 15 "SOUND SIGNALS & HOW TO CHANGE
THEM" for details).
Keep Warm mode.
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After use, press the button, then unplug the Power Cord.
• Do not hold the Power Plug if your hands are wet. (Doing so may cause short circuit or electric shock.)
Estimated cooking time from start to compietion:
Length of Cooking Time
White Rice
approx. 50 minutes—1 hour
Mixed Rice approx. 50 minutes—1 hour
Rinse-Free Rice agorox. 55 minutes—1 hour 5 minutes
Quick Cookina agorox. 29—40 minutes 1 aggrox. 30—45 minutes
Sushi Rice
aggrox. 50 minutes—1 hour
Porridae
agorox. 55 minutes—1 hour 10 minutes
Sweet Rice aggrox. 50—55 minutes
Brown Rice aggrox. 1 hour 25 minutes—1 hour 50 minutes
Germinated Brown Rice
aggrox. 1 hour—1 hour 10 minutes
The above table is based on the testing conditions of 120 volts, a room temperature of 68°F, and water at a starting
temperature of 64.4°F.
The above lengths of time are counted from Cooking till the Keep Warm process. Actual times may vary depending on the
voltage, room temperature, season, and the amount of water used.
Please Follow:
• Do not open the Outer Lid during cooking to prevent imperfect cooking results.
• When cooking more than one pot of rice consecutively, allow the Main Body and the Outer Lid to
cool down to body temperature; otherwise it will not cook well.
• To prevent breakdown, do not press the COOKING button when the Inner Cooking Pan is empty.
• Depending on cooking conditions, the bottom portion of the rice may become slightly browned.
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HOW TO USE
HOW TO COOK RICE (cont.)
HOW TO COOK RINSE-FREE RICE
J Measure the rinse-free rice with the provided
green Rinse-Free Measuring Cup.
One leveled cup of rinse-free rice in the provided green
Measuring Cup (for rinse-free rice) is approx. 5.8 oz.
Add enough water to cover the rice and gently stir 2-3
times to separate the grains, and then adjust the amount
of water.
Piace the Inner Cooking Pan on a fiat surface. Add water to the
water ievei according to the menu setting you have chosen (see pg.
13 "TiPS TO COOKING GREAT-TASTING RICE BY MENUS"). For
an accurate measurement, level the surface of the rice.
• Depending on the rice polishing method, starch may be left on the
surface of the rice. If the water becomes cloudy, change the water
and rinse once or twice to prevent scorching, boiling over or
imperfect cooking.
• When cooking rice with seasonings, mix well from the bottom of
the Inner Cooking Pan.
• The rice may be cooked immediately after rinsing, as soaking is
not required. Soaking the rice will soften the texture of the rice.
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TIPS TO COOKING GREAT-TASTING RICE BY MENUS
When cooking Rinse-Free rice, use the same water ievei for WHiTE RiCE. See pg.12 "HOW TO COOK RINSE-FREE RiCE."
• Measure the rice accurateiy with the provided Measuring Cups.
White, brown and germinated brown rice - ► Use the Measuring Cup for white rice.
Rinse-free rice - ► Use the green Measuring Cup for rinse-free rice.
MIXED RICE:
Rice:
Limit the amount of rice to be cooked to 1-
4 cups for the 1 .OL model and 2-6 cups
for the 1.8L model; otherwise it may not
cook well.
Water Level: Use the water level for tVillliasnwa.
Menu Selection:
Select the 1 WHITE/MIXED 1 menu settino.
Select the 1RINSE-FREEI menu settino
when using rinse-free rice.
Ingredients:
The recommended amount of ingredients
should be about 30-50% of the rice
volume (weight). Excessive amount of
rice may not cook properly. (1 cup of rice
weighs about 5.3oz.) Chop ingredients
into small pieces and place on top of the
rice (do not mix into the rice).
Remarks:
Seasonings should be mixed with soup
stock or water and then added to the rice.
After adjusting the amount of water, stir
thoroughly. If the seasonings are added
directly to the rice or if not mixed properly,
scorching or imperfect cooking may occur.
RICE MIXED WITH BARLEY:
Water Level: Slightly above the water level for lViillia;i[H3.
Menu Selection:
Select the 1 WHITE/MIXED 1 menu setting.
Select the 1 RINSE-FREEI menu settino
when using rinse-free rice.
Remarks:
The amount of barley mixed into the rice
should be less than 20% of the total
volume; otherwise it may not cook properly,
e.g.: To cook 1 cup of rice mixed with
barley, use 0.8 cup of white rice and 0.2
cup of barley.
WHITE RICE WITH GERM:
Water Level: Slightly above the water level for IViilliaa[H3.
Menu Selection:
Select the 1 WHITE/MIXED 1 menu setting.
Remarks:
Because the germ can easily be washed
off, rinse rice gently.
BROWN RICE:
Water Level: Use the water level for lasflViJlsitwa.
Menu Selection:
Select the 1 BROWN 1 menu settino.
SUSHI RICE:
Rice:
Use white rice or rinse-free rice.
Water Level: Use the water level for laiiaillsiWia.
Menu Selection:
Select the 1 SUSHI 1 menu setting when
usino white rice. Select the 1 RINSE-FREE 1
menu setting when using rinse-free rice.
SWEET RICE:
Rice:
Wash and piace in a bamboo basket for
about 30 minutes to drain the water.
Use the water ievei for SWEET RiCE
Water Level:
• When cooking only sweet rice...
Use the exact water ievei scaie for
SWEET RICE
• When cooking sweet rice mixed with
white rice...
Use slightly above the water level scale
SWEET RICE
Select the I SWEET I menu setting.
Menu Selection: Select the I SWEET I menu setting even
when using rinse-free rice.
Ingredients:
Place ingredients on top of rice after
adjusting the water.
• Mixed glutinous rice cooked with adzuki beans...
Bring adzuki beans to a boil, separate the beans from the
hot water, cool to room temperature before using. Water
used to boil the beans should also be used for cooking rice.
PORRIDGE:
Rice:
Semi-brown rice (30%, 50%, and 70%) or
brown rice cannot be used to make porridge.
Water Level:
Use the water level for lawaaniBH.
Select the 1 PORRIDGE 1 menu settino.
Menu Selection: Select the 1 PORRIDGE 1 menu settino
even when using rinse-free rice.
Ingredients:
The appropriate amount of ingredients
should be about 30-50% of the rice volume
(weight). Chop ingredients into small
pieces and place on top of rice without
mixing them into the rice. Ingredients that
do not cook easily should not be used in
large amounts. Boil green leaf vegetables
separately and add them after the rice
porridge has finished cooking.
GERMINATED BROWN RICE:
Rice:
Limit the amount of rice to be cooked to 1-
4 cups for the 1 .OL model and 2-8 cups for
the 1.8L model. Use germinated brown rice
only or mix it with white rice when cooking.
Water Level:
Use the water level for tVJ.IIiaawa.
Menu Selection: Select the I WHITE/MIXED I menu settinq.
Remarks:
Your cooking results may vary and may
not always be satisfactory. Certain types of
germinated brown rice may cause the Rice
Cooker to boil over. Do not use the Timer
function when cooking germinated brown
rice or soak in water for more than 30
minutes as it will absorb too much water.
When cooking germinated brown rice
made by a germinated brown rice maker,
contact the manufacturer of the maker
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HOW TO USE
HOW TO SET THE CLOCK
It is important to set the clock first before cooking rice with the Timer. Although the clock is
set before shipment from the factory, certain conditions may cause it to display an
inaccurate time. If the clock is inaccurate, set the correct time as shown below.
• The clock cannot be adjusted during Cooking, Regular Keep Warm, Extended Keep
Warm and Timer Cooking settings.
e.g.: If the current time is 15:01 but displays 14:58.
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Set the Inner Cooking Pan and plug in the Power Cord.
1) Insert the Power Cord into the Main Body securely.
2) Insert the Power Plug into an electrical outlet.
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Press the @ button to initiate the Time Setting and adjust
the ciock to the current time.
The time display will start to blink.
©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.
Adjusting time
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The time display will stop blinking after 3 seconds,
indicating the Time Setting is compieted.
If the time display still does not show the
current time, repeat Step 2 to readjust the Time correction is
time. completed
Stops blinking
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Time correction is
completed
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SOUND SIGNALS & HOW TO CHANGE THEM
This product is equipped with a Sound Signal function, which will inform you when the Rice
Cooker begins cooking, when the Timer is set, and when cooking has completed.
You can choose the Sound Signals from the following.
Types of Sound Signals:
Types of Sound
Signals and
\^their meanings
Indication
Melody:
The default setting at
the time of purchase.
Beep:
Choose this setting if
you wish to change
from a Melody.
Silent:
Choose this setting if you
wish to disable the Sound
Signal when cooking has
completed.
Cooking has Begun: "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" a beep
Timer is Set:
"Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star"
a beep
Cooking has Completed:
"Amaryllis"
beeps 5 times no sound
HOW TO CHANGE THE SOUND SIGNAL:
1 Set the Inner Cooking Pan and plug in the • You cannot change the Sound
Power Plug. Signal during Cooking or Keep
1) Insert the Power Cord into the Main Body securely. Warm.
2) Insert the Power Plug into an electrical outlet. • If you find it difficult to
change/select the Sound Signal,
2 Hold the button for more than 3 seconds. please start over from Step 7 .
3 The setting is completed when the desired Sound Signal is heard.
WHEN CHANGING THE SOUND SIGNAL:
• Each time the TIMER button is held for more than 3 seconds, the Sound Signal will
change.
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► T he selected Sound Signal is stored and will remain even if the Rice Cooker is unplugged.
Melody:
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Beep: Silent:
It will play "Amaryllis"
when the sound setting is
completed.
It will beep 3 times when
the sound setting is
completed.
It will beep 1 time when
the sound setting is
completed.
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HOW TO USE
REGULAR KEEP WARM & EXTENDED KEEP WARM
Press the KEEP WARM SELECTION button to choose Regular Keep Warm or Extended Keep Warm.
Press the
button once. The extended keep warm light will turn on.
This function can be activated during the Keep Warm process.
Use this function when keeping rice warm for a longer period of time. Drying and yellowing of
rice wiii be reduced by maintaining the temperature slightiy lower at 140°F.
7 Check to make sure the REGULAR KEEP WARM
light is on.
The EXTENDED KEEP WARM mode Is not available during the following;
• PORRIDGE, SWEET, and BROWN menu settings.
• If 12 hours of Regular Keep Warm has already elapsed.
• If 4 hours of Extended Keep Warm has already elapsed.
• If the temperature of the Inner Cooking Pan is low.
• After 8 hours of Extended Keep Warm, the Rice Cooker automatically switches to Regular Keep Warm.
• Refrain from frequent opening and closing of the Outer Lid during Extended Keep Warm as a lower
temperature of rice may cause odors or spoiling.
How to change from Extended Keep Warm to Regular Keep Warm:
Press the fci) button once.
The setting will return to Regular Keep Warm and the
REGULAR KEEP WARM light will turn on.
NOTE:
• To see the current time display during Keep Warm, press the © or © button. Then press the © or 0 button
to return to the Keep Warm display mode. Please note that this display will not automatically return to the
Keep Warm display mode and must be done manually. Displays can only be changed during the Keep Warm
mode.
• Do not use the Extended Keep Warm mode for Mixed Rice and Germinated Brown Rice.
• Be sure to use the Keep Warm mode when storing cooked rice in the Inner Cooking Pan. - ► See pg. 9 "HOW
TO USE THE KEEP WARM MODE."
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USING THE TIMER
• This function sets the Rice Cooker to automatically finish cooking by a specific time. Once
set, the timer settings are stored in "Timer 1 ©[T]" and "Timer 2 ©0."
e.g.: When you want your rice to complete cooking at 7:30.
• Be sure to check if the current time is correct before setting the Timer function. -* ■ pg.14
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Press the button to select "Timer 1."
The Display shows the preset time of 6:00 and the
displayed time and the COOKING light will blink.
• Press the button again and "Timer 2" preset at "18:00"
will appear.
Set Time
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Press the 0 button to select the desired Menu.
• The Timer function is not available In the QUICK COOKING and
SWEET menu settings.
Press the 0 or 0 button to set a specific time to finish cooking.
0 button: Each press advances the time in 10-minute increments.
© button: Each press reverses the time in 10-minute increments.
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• Press and hold the button to quickly forward the time in 10-minute increments.
Turns off
Press the button.
The COOKING 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.
• The COOKING button must be pressed to set the
TIMER.
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Turns on
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The time you wish to
complete cooking.
To use the stored • Once the Timer Is set, the settings are stored In "Timer 1 ©[T]" or "Timer 2 ©0."
Timer settings You do not need to set the time again when using the same settings.
Suggested lengths for the Timer setting:
Menu Selections Timer Settings Menu Selections Timer Settings
White Rice
1 hour—13 hours
Porridge
1 hour 10 minutes—13 hours
Rinse-Free Rice
1 hour—13 hours
Brown Rice
1 hour 50 minutes—13 hours
Sushi Rice 1 hour—13 hours
NOTE: • To cancel the Timer setting, press the RESET button.
• To check the current time while In the Timer mode, press the © or 0 button for the time setting.
• Do not use the Timer function for Mixed Rice. Ingredients may spoil or seasonings may settle to the bottom of the Inner
Cooking Pan and your results may not be satisfactory.
• 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.
• 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 above-suggested settings, a beep will sound and the rice will start cooking immediately.
• Be sure to set the Timer for less than 13 hours (less than 8 hours for rinse-free rice), especially during summer, to prevent
the soaked rice from spoiling due to the higher room temperature.
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RECIPES
The measurements •'' Tablespoon = 0.5 oz.
used in these Recipes: • 1 teaspoon = 0.2 oz.
MIXED RICE Selection:
Ingredients (4 ■ “5 servings)
Rice. ■ 3 cups Light soy sauce ■ 1-1/2 Tbsp.
Chicken (or dried young
A
Mm (sweet sake)' ■ 1 - 1/2 Tbsp.
sardines).
1.5 oz.
A
Sait.
.1/2 tsp.
Age (fried tofu).
1/2 slice
Dashinomoto . .1/2 tsp.
Carrots.
.1 oz.
Soup taken from
Konnyaku . .1 oz. soaking dried Shiitake ' To taste
Gobo . .1 oz.
String beans (boiied) or
Dried Shiitake
stone parsiey. .To taste
mushroom. 2-3 slices
How to cook
Select the iVJililJiJilKail menu setting.
Select the menu setting when using rinse-free rice.
1 Slice chicken into 1/2 inch cubes and Age into strips.
Place Age in a strainer and pour hot water over it;
gently squeeze to drain excess oil. Soak chicken and
Age in soup stock A for 5 minutes (do not discard this
soup stock).
2 Slice carrots and Konnyaku into small strips, soak in
hot water and drain. Shred Gobo, soak in water until
soft, then drain. Soak the dried Shiitake in water to
soften, remove hard tips and then cut into small strips.
3 Add the soup stock from Step 1 to the water used to
soak the dried Shiitake, and mix them well.
4 Rinse rice and add the mixture from Step 3. Fill the
Inner Cooking Pan with water to water level 3 for
WHITE RICE, and mix well from the bottom of the pan.
5 Place the ingredients from Steps 1 and 2 on top of the
rice from Step 4 and spread evenly across the top.
6 Press the MENU button, select WHITE/MIXED and
press the COOKING button to start cooking.
7 When the Rice Cooker switches to the Keep Warm
mode, mix the rice to loosen it.
8 Serve rice in a bowl and sprinkle string beans or stone
parsley on top.
HAND-ROLLED SUSHI
Menu Selection : Select the
Select the
SUSHI
RINSE-FREE
menu setting.
menu setting when using rinse-free rice.
Ingredients (4'''5 servings)
Rice.
Mixed vinegar
[Vinegar.
. 3 cups
.4 Tbsp.
. i Thf'r^
[salt. .1-1/2 tsp.
Suggested Toppings
Sashimi (tuna, squid, prawns, etc.)
Pickles (e.g. pickied radish)
Natto (fermented soy bean) and green onions
■ Avocado and ham
Bacon and asparagus
Salmon roe, sea eel and rolled egg
Carrots, cucumbers and celery
Seaweed, wasab; (horse radish), soy sauce
and pickled red ginger. jo taste
How to cook
1 Rinse rice well and fill the Inner Cooking Pan with
water to water level 3 for SUSHI RICE.
2 Press the MENU button, select SUSHI and press
the COOKING button to start cooking.
3 When the Rice Cooker switches to the Keep
Warm mode, place the rice into a wooden
container (wiped with a clean wet cloth). Pour the
• Hand-rolled sushi is simple and quick, wrapping
your favorite Sashimi, ingredients and sushi rice
with Nori (seaweed). You can also use a green
leaf to wrap your hand-roll sushi.
mixed vinegar over the rice and mix thoroughly
while cooling it with a fan.
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• Measure the rice with the provided Measuring Cups.
White, brown and germinated brown rice -*• Use the Measuring Cup for white rice. (1 Cup = approx. 6.1 oz.)
Rinse-free rice Use the Measuring Cup for rinse-free rice. (1 Cup = approx. 5.8 oz.)
PAELLA
Menu Selection : Select the
Select the
WHITE/M IXED
RINSE-FREE
menu setting,
menu setting when using rinse-free rice.
Ingredients (4~5 servings)
Rice.3 cups
Prawns.4~6 pieces
Hard clams (mull clams, if available) 4~6 pieces
Squid.5.3 oz.
Green peppers.3 pieces
Olive oil.2 Tbsp.
Salt.1/2 tsp.
Soup stock (cube) 1 cube
Saffron.1/2 tsp.
(Turmeric can be substituted.1/2 tsp.)
How to cook
1 Peel shells off prawns and remove entrails.
Remove sand from clams and wash. Cut squid
into small pieces. Cut green peppers into small
cubes.
2 Stir-fry ingredients from Step 1 with olive oil.
Season with salt and cover with lid until clamshells
open up. Put the ingredients aside and reserve 2
Tbsp. of the liquid.
3 Finely chop soup stock cubes.
4 Rinse rice and add water to oover the rice. Add “A”
to the Inner Cooking Pan and fill with more water
to water level 3 for WHITE RICE. Mix well from the
bottom of the pan.
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Press the MENU button, seleot WHITE/MIXED and
press the COOKING button to start cooking.
When the rice cooker switches to the Keep Warm
mode, open the Outer Lid, add the ingredients from
Step 2 along with the broth and mix well with the
rice. Serve immediately.
GREEN TEA PORRIDGE
Ingredients (3 servings)
Rice .
.1 cup
Green tea bags (Sencha recommended)
.2 bags (approx. 0.2 oz.)
Salt. To taste
How to cook
1 Rinse rice and fill the Inner Cooking Pan with
water to water level 1 for PORRIDGE. Add the
Sencha tea bags.
2 Press the MENU button, select PORRIDGE and
press the COOKING button to start oooking.
3 When the Rice Cooker switches to the Keep
Warm mode, remove the tea bags and add salt to
taste.
• To make this porridge with your favorite tea such
as Bancha, place 1/3 Tbsp. of the tea leaves in a
tea bag and follow the same directions.
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RECIPES (cont.)
SWEET RICE COOKED WITH ADZUKI BEANS
Ingredients (4~5 servings)
Sweet rice.3 cups
Adzuki beans. 1.8 oz.
Salt with parched sesame.To taste
How to cook
1 Rinse rice and drain in a strainer for more than 30
minutes.
2 Rinse the adzuki beans, put into a saucepan with
2 cups of water and boil for 2 minutes. Then add 3
cups of water and boil for 20 minutes until the
beans become soft enough to break by pressing
with your fingertip. Drain the beans but keep the
soup stock.
3 Put the rice from Step 1 into the Inner Cooking
Pan, add the soup stock from Step 2, and pour
water to water level 3 for SWEET RICE. Mix the
ingredients well, stirring from the bottom of the
pan, place the adzuki beans from Step 2 on top
and level the surface.
4 Press the MENU button and select the SWEET
menu setting. Then press the COOKING button.
5 When the Rice Cooker switches to the Keep
Warm mode, loosen the rice. Serve in a bowl and
sprinkle the salt with parched sesame on top.
When adding regular white rice, add water to
slightly above the water level for SWEET RICE.
MIXED BROWN RICE Menu Selection : Select the
Ingredients (4~5 servings)
Brown rice.
Chicken breast
Age (fried tofu).
Carrots, Konnyaku and Gobo .
^ Light soy sauce.
[Mirin (sweet sake).
.3 cups
2.8 oz.
1 piece
1 oz. each
3 Tbsp.
1 / 2Tbsp.
How to cook
1 Cut chicken into 0.5 inch cubes and Age into
small strips.
2 Cut carrots and Konnyaku into strips, pour hot
water over Konnyaku and drain. Shred Gobo,
soak in water until soft, then drain.
3 Rinse rice and put A together in the Inner
Cooking Pan, add water to water level 3 for
BROWN RICE and mix well, stirring from the
bottom of the pan.
4 Place ingredients of Steps 1 and 2 on top of rice
from Step 3.
5 Press the MENU button and choose the BROWN
menu setting, then press the COOKING button.
6 When the Rice Cooker switches to the Keep
Warm mode, loosen the rice.
• Rinse brown rice lightly to remove husks.
• When cooking rice with ingredients, limit the
amount of rice to be cooked to 1-4 cups for the
1 .OL model and 2-6 cups for 1.8L model.
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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Any other servicing should be performed by an authorized service representative.
• Be sure to unplug the Power Cord and allow the Main Body and the Inner Cooking Pan to cool down.
• Do not use a thinner, benzene, abrasive cleaners and brushes (nylon/metal), bleach or anything that
may damage the surface of the Rice Cooker.
HOW TO CLEAN THE EXTERIOR
Soak a cloth in mild detergent,
wring out all excess moisture, and
wipe clean. Use a dry soft cloth to
wipe the control button area.
• If using a cloth that Is chemically
treated, use sparingly to avoid
transferring the chemical smell
and do not scrub the Rice Cooker
forcefully.
Open Button-
If the Open Button becomes clogged with
rice or other matter, remove with a toothpick
or chopstick.
• Otherwise the Outer Lid may not open.
Steam Vent Cap
Soak in cold or warm water,
wash with a sponge and wipe
off excess moisture.
Plug to the Main
Body
Power Cord
Power Plug
Wipe the Power
HOW TO CLEAN THE INTERIOR
Inner Lid Set-
Soak the Inner Lid in warm or cold
water and wash with a sponge. If it is
clogged with rice or other matter,
remove using a bamboo stick or a
chopstick.
• Be sure to clean the Inner
Lid Set after every use;
otherwise, the lid may rust
or become discolored.
Inside of the Main
Body (interior)
Wipe it with a well-
wrung cloth.
Center Sensor
Wipe with a well-wrung
cloth. If it becomes clogged
with rice or other matter,
remove with a bamboo stick
or chopstick.
Outer Lid Gasket
Outer Lid and Steam
Vent
Hold the Outer Lid securely
and wipe with a well-wrung
cloth.
Remove any rice or residue
on the inside of the Outer
Lid.
Heating Plate
Wipe with a well-wrung
cloth. If rice or any objects
become stuck to the
Heating Plate, lightly polish
them off with a sand paper
of about No.320 after
dipping in water.
Main Body
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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE / REPLACEMENT PARTS
HOW TO DETACH AND ATTACH THE INNER LID SET
How to detach the Inner Lid Set:
Hold the Outer Lid with one hand and pull the Inner
Lid Set Knob toward you with the other hand.
Inner Lid Set Knob
How to attach the Inner Lid Set:
Affix the hollow part of Inner Lid Set (opposite side of the Inner Lid Set Knob) to the Inner Lid Set
Mounting Axis to attach the Inner Lid Set.
Inner Lid Set Mounting
Axis
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Affix this hollow part to
the Inner Lid Set Mounting
Axis.
Opposite side of the Inner Lid Set Knob.
HOW TO CLEAN THE INNER COOKING PAN, SPATULA, SPATULA HOLDER AND STEAM VENT CAP
Wash with a soft sponge. To wash thoroughly, use a mild kitchen detergent.
The nonstick coating can peel off if damaged. Please take special care to prevent
damaging it and follow these precautions:
■ Do not place spoons or bowls inside the Inner Cooking Pan when washing dishes.
■ Do not use an abrasive cleaner or brush when cleaning it.
■ Do not pour vinegar in the Inner Cooking Pan.
■ Clean the Inner Cooking Pan immediately after using any seasonings.
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The nonstick coating may wear out with use.
The nonstick coating may eventually discolor or peel
off. This will not affect its performance or sanitary
properties, and is harmless to your health. If concerned
with the peeling of the nonstick coating, please replace
the Inner Cooking Pan by purchasing a new one.
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REPLACEMENT PARTS
• Please replace damaged parts for optimum
performance.
• When replacing parts, please check the model
number and the parts name beforehand, then
contact the store where you purchased the Rice
Cooker or Zojirushi Customer Service.
Parts Names
Parts Number
Inner Lid Set (1.0L size)
Cl 04
Inner Lid Set (1.8L size)
Cl 05
Inner Cooking Pan (1 .OL size)
B257
Inner Cooking Pan (1.8L size)
B258
Spatula
SHAKN
Spatula Holder
61-6864
White Rice Measuring Cup
61-5784
Rinse-Free Measuring Cup (Green Cup)
61-7824
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BEFORE CALLING FOR SERVICE
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Problems ^ • Cause (Points to check)
COOKING
RICE
Rice cooks too |
hard or too soft: *
• If the Rice Cooker is positioned on an uneven or tilted surface, the
texture of the cooked rice may be too hard or too soft as the amount
of water becomes inconsistent.
• The texture of rice varies depending on the brand of the rice, where it
was harvested, and how long it was stored (new crop or old crop).
^ •The texture of rice varies depending on the room and water
temperatures.
• Using the Timer may result in softer rice.
• Using the QUICK COOKING menu setting may result in harder rice.
• Make sure the Inner Cooking Pan has not deformed.
Rice is scorched: |
• Foreign matter such as rice may be stuck to the outside of the Inner
Cooking Pan, on the Heating Plate or the Center Sensor.
^ •Rice may not have been rinsed sufficiently, allowing too much bran to
be left on the rice grain.
• Make sure the Inner Cooking Pan has not deformed.
Boils over while
cooking: *
• Has another menu setting other than PORRIDGE been selected when
cooking porridge?
^ • Make sure the Steam Vent Cap is attached.
• Rice may not have been rinsed sufficiently, allowing too much bran to
be left on the rice grain.
• Make sure the Inner Cooking Pan has not deformed.
Unable to start
cooking or the |
buttons do not ’
respond:
• Make sure the Power Plug is plugged in securely.
^ •Does the Display show''E01" or "E02"? See pg. 24.
^ •Is the REGULAR KEEP WARM or EXTENDED KEEP WARM light
on? - ► Press the RESET button and press the COOKING button.
A clicking noise is
heard during Cooking |
or Keep Warm:
• The microprocessor (MICOM) makes a sound while adjusting the heat
^ power of the Rice Cooker. This does not indicate a problem.
Steam comes out
from the gap between
the Outer Lid and the *
Main Body:
• Please check if the Outer Lid has deformed or the Outer Lid Gasket is
^ damaged.
KEEP
WARM
1
During Keep Warm,
rice has an odor,
becomes yellow, |
or there is excessive
condensation:
• Was the Regular Keep Warm mode used for more than 12 hours?
• Was the rice kept warm with the spatula left in the pan?
• Was cold rice reheated?
• Did you loosen the rice after cooking was completed?
-* Loosen the rice immediately after cooking is completed.
• Rice may not have been rinsed sufficiently and too much bran may be
left.
^ •The type of rice and water used may make the rice appear yellow.
• Some odor may remain after cooking Mixed Rice. - ► Clean the Inner
Cooking Pan thoroughly.
• The Keep Warm mode may not have been used for keeping rice
warm. Leaving rice in the Inner Cooking Pan without using the Keep
Warm mode may cause unwanted odor. - ► See "HOW TO USE THE
KEEP WARM MODE" on pg. 9.
Extended Keep
Warm is not |
accepted:
• Did you select a menu setting for which the Extended Keep Warm
mode is not available? -* ■ See pg.16 "REGULAR KEEP WARM &
EXTENDED KEEP WARM."
• Was the Regular Keep Warm mode used for more than 12 hours?
► If the Keep Warm mode is used for more than 12 hours, the Extended
Keep Warm mode will not be accepted.
• Is the rice in the Inner Cooking Pan cold? If the temperature of the
Inner Cooking Pan is low, the Extended Keep Warm mode will not be
accepted.
The Display does
not show the elapsed |
Keep Warm time:
• Does the Display show the current time? -* Press the buttons for
^ Time Setting to change the display. See pg.16 "NOTE."
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BEFORE CALLING FOR SERVICE
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE (cont.)
Problems i
• Cause (Points to check)
TIMER
COOKING
The Rice Cooker
starts cooking •
immediately after ’
the Timer is set:
• Is the current time set correctly? The clock is displayed in 24 hours
(military time). Please check and set it again.
• If the Timer is set at a shorter time than suggested, it will begin
cooking immediately.
The rice is not ready >
at the set time: '
• Is the current time set correctly? -* The clock is displayed in 24 hours
^ (military time). Please check and set it again.
The Timer cannot
be set: 1
• Did you press the COOKING button after setting the time? -* You
need to press the COOKING button to complete setting the Timer.
^ •Is "7:00" blinking on the Display? - ► Unless the current time is set,
the Timer function will not be accepted. See pg. 14 "HOW TO SET
THE CLOCK."
OTHER
When power failure |
occurs: '
• If too many appliances are used simultaneously, overload may occur
and the breaker will cut off the electricity.
^ - ► I f another appliance is plugged in the same outlet as the Rice
Cooker, unplug it before resetting the breaker. If the electric supply
recovers within 10 minutes, the Rice Cooker will resume cooking
automatically.
ERROR DISPLAYS AND THEIR MEANINGS
Panel Display
• Cause (Points to check)
• Indicates malfunction. - ► Piease contact the store where
purchased the Rice Cooker or Zojirushi Customer Service.
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Q.
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LU
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• The temperature of the Lid Sensor or the Center Sensor is too high.
- ► Press the RESET button and open the Outer Lid for about 15
minutes and aiiow the interior to cooi down. (Be careful not to burn
yourself.)
Blank Display:
i-nri
i-UU
is blinking:
• The stored Lithium Battery is out.
If the Power Cord is unplugged, the Display and the stored memories
(current time, menu and Keep Warm setting) will be erased. If the
clock is set to the correct time, the Rice Cooker will function normally.
To change the Lithium Battery, please contact Zojirushi Customer
Service for a replacement (with additional charge).
Odd Dispiay:
• Unplug the Power Cord and plug it in again. - ► The Display will show
a blinking 7:00. Please reset the time following the instructions on
pg.14.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Model No.
NS-WAC10 NS-WAC18
Cooking Capacity
[cups]
White Rice 0.18~1.0L [1~5.5]
0.36—1.8L [2—10]
Mixed Rice 0.18~0.72L [1—4] 0.36—1.08L [2—6]
Rinse-Free Rice 0.17—0.94L [1—5.5] 0.34—1.71 L [2—10]
Quick Cooking 0.18—1.0L [1—5.5] 0.36—1.8L [2—10]
Sushi Rice 0.18—1.0L [1—5.5] 0.36—1.8L [2—10]
Porridge
0.09—0.27L [0.5—1.5]
0.09—0.45L [0.5—2.5]
Sweet Rice
1
1_1
_l
CM CD
(
00 d
0.36-1.08L [2—6]
Brown Rice
1
1_1
_i
CM d
(
00 d
0.36—1.44L [2—8]
Germinated Brown Rice
1
1_1
_i
CM d
(
00 d
0.36—1.44L [2—8]
Rating AC 120V 610W 60Hz AC 120V 820W 60Hz
Average Power Consumption during Keep Warm
29.5W 37.8W
Rice Cooking System Direct Heating
Length of the Power Cord
3.6 feet (1.1m)
External Dimensions (approx, inches)
9-%(W)x13-3/i6(D)x8-y2(H)
11(W)x14-%(D)x9-%(H)
Weight
approx. 6.4lbs (2.9kg)
approx. 8.4lbs (3.8kg)
• The average power consumption during Keep Warm is calculated with the Rice Cooker
at maximum capacity and at a room temperature of 68°F.
• This product may not operate properly in certain environments or places with high
altitudes or extreme weather conditions. Please avoid using this product in such areas.
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