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• Make sure that you unplug cooker and the body is cold for maintenance.
• Avoid using benzene, thinner, polishing powder or scrub brush to clean the cooker. (It may damage the surface.)
Steam Cap
1 Remove it from
main body
Body/Lid
Wipe with damp cloth.
Cover
Cap body
1 Insert Steam
packing under
nails of the
cover.
2 Turn
mark to Remove
position. After put inner lid
at the back of nails (three
positions), turn cap body to
Close position to attach it.
Align the mark
Cover
Nails
(Three
positions)
Steam
Packing
3 Push the center part of
steam cap to put in all
the way to the bottom.
■ How to attach
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Cleaning method for rice cooker model RZ-PMA10Y/RZ-PMA18Y/RZ-ZMA18Y
Rice Scoop/Measuring
Cup/Steam Basket
Wash with soft material such
as sponge by using dish soap.
Remove from main body to wash with soft material such as sponge
by using dish soap.
■ How to remove
2 Hold as illustrated below. Turn
mark on cap body to Remove
position to detach it.
Clean and Care
Dew drops should be wiped
after every usage.
Remove rice or stickiness from the inner lid, since it may
cause rice being dried out while warming.
Temperature
Sensor
Heating Plate
Wipe inside
as well
Heating Plate Temperature Sensor
If there is rust on heating plate or temperature sensor, use
fine sandpaper (No. 600) to rub it off and then wipe with
damp cloth.
Inner Pot
Wash with soft material such as sponge.
When it doesn’t get cleaned, use mild detergent (Dish detergent).
• It may not cook properly if the inner pot is deformed. To avoid that, handle it with care.
• To avoid damaging fluorine coating,
Use attached rice scoop
Do not wash it with spoons or bowls in
Do not use vinegar
Do not scrub inside with polishing powder or scrubbing brush
Clean rice in another container
• Fluorine coating will be worn by repetitive use, handle it with care.
While using inner pot, no-evenly coloring may occur, which will not effect with rice cooking or your health.
Note
Align the mark
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