Zojirushi EL-CAC60 Multicooker User Manual

INDEX

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS 2

PARTS NAMES AND FUNCTIONS 6

TYPES OF BEEPS 7

REPLACEMENT PARTS 7

BASICS ON HOW TO USE 8

HOW TO USE:

SAUTE/SEAR 10

SIMMER 12

LOW/SLOW COOK 14

STEAM 16

WHITE

RICE/

BROWN

RICE/

QUINOA 18

YOGURT 20

KEEP WARM 22

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 23

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 25

ERROR DISPLAYS AND THEIR MEANINGS 27

SPECIFICATIONS 27

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ZOJIRUSHI CORPORATION

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 are provided for your safety and protection.

3 To prevent hazardous operation or electric shock, do not immerse power cord, power plug,

or

Multicooker (except pot and lid) in water or other liquids.

4 Close supervision is necessary 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.

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.

8 Do not use outdoors.

9 Keep the power cord away from hot surfaces and do not let the cord hang over the edge of tables

or counters.

10

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, press the START/CANCEL button,

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 pot.

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

it.

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.

2

IMPORTANT

SAFEGUARDS

Be

sure

to

follow

these

instructions.

These

WARNINGS

and

CAUTIONS

are

intended

to

prevent property

damage

or

personal

injury

to

you

and

others.

■

The

degree of danger or damage by the misuse of this product is indicated as follows:

~WARNING Indicates risk of serious injury or death.

~CAUTION Indicates risk of injury, household or property damage if mishandled.

■

Prohibited or required actions are indicated as follows:

----------------------...

I::'\.

\::I

Indicates a prohibited operation. A Indicates a requirement or instruction

that must be followed.

V

~WARNING

Do

not

modify

the

Multicooker.

Only

a

repair

technician

should

disassemble

or

repair

this

unit.

Attempting

to

do

so

may

cause

fire

, electric

shock

or

injury

.

Make

any

repair

inquiries

to

the

store

you

purchased

the

Multicooker

from

or

to

Zojirushi

Customer

Service

.

Do

not

place

your

hands

or

face

near

the

Steam

Vent.

Doing

so

may

cause

burns

or

scalding.

Take

special

precautions

with

children

and

infants.

Do

not

immerse

the

Multicooker

in

liquid

or

splash

liquids

on

it.

Do

not

pour

liquids

directly

into

the

Main

Body.

Doing

so

may

cause

short

circuit

or

electric

shock

.

Do

not

allow

liquids

to

come

in

contact

with

the

Plug

Receptacle,

Power

Plug,

Power

Cord

or

Appliance

Plug.

Doing

so

may

cause

short

circuit

or

electric

shock

.

Do

not

plug

or

unplug

the

Power

Cord

if

your

hands

are

wet.

Doing

so

may

cause

electric

shock

or

injury

.

Do

not

use

the

Multicooker

for

deep

frying.

Doing

so

may

cause

fire

.

Do

not

use

a

power

source

other

than

120V

AC.

Use

of

any

other

power

supply

voltage

may

cause

fire

or

electric

shock

.

Do

not

move

the

Main

Body

while

it

is

in

operation.

Doing

so

may

result

in

burns.

Never

open

the

Lid

or

move

the

Multicooker

during

rice/quinoa

cooking.

Doing

so

may

result

in

burns

.

Do

not

use

the

Multicooker

if

the

Power

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

circuit

or

fire

.

Do

not

allow

the

Power

Plug

to

come

into

contact

with

steam.

Allowing

the

Power

Plug

to

come

into

contact

with

steam

after

inserting

it

into

the

electrical

outlet

may

cause

short

circuit

or

fire

.

Do

not

damage

the

Power

Cord.

Do

not

bend,

pull

,

twist,

bundle

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.

Electrical Outlet

Power

Cord

owerPlug

Do

not

allow

children

to

use

the

Multicooker

unsupervised.

Keep

it

out

of

the

reach

of

infants.

Children

are

at

ri

sk

of

burns,

electric

shock

or

injury

.

Be

especially

careful

not

to

burn

yourself

on

the

edge

of

the

Pot.

Do

not

put

any

metal

objects

such

as

pins

or

wires

into

the

Air

Vent

or

crevices

on

the

bottom

of

the

Main

Body.

Doing

so

may

cause

electric

shock

or

malfunction,

resulting

in

injury.

•The

illustrations

used

in

these

Operating

Instructions

may

vary

from

the

actual

product

you

have

purchased.

3

4

IMPORTANT

SAFEGUARDS

Be

sure

to

follow

these

instructions.

(cont.)

'-

~WARNING

0

Insert

the

Power

Plug

completely

and

securely

into

the

electrical

outlet.

A

loosely

i

nserted

Powe

r

Plug

may

cause

electric

shock

, short circuit,

smoke

or

fire

.

Use

only

an

electrical

outlet

rated

at

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

.

If

the

blades

or

surface

of

the

Power

Plug

become

soiled,

wipe

them

clean.

A dirty

Power

Plug

may

cause

fire.

Stop

using

immediately

if

you

notice

any

of

the

following

symptoms

indicating

a

malfunction

or

breakdown.

Continued

use

of

the

Multicooker

under

these

circumstances

may

cause

smoke,

fire

, electric

shock

or

injury

.

<Examples

of

abnormalities/malfunctionS>

•

The

Power

Plug,

Power

Cord

or

Appliance

Plug

has

become

very

hot.

•

The

Power

Cord

is

damaged

or

the

electr

i

city

turns

on

and

off

when

touched

.

•

The

Main

Body

is

deformed

or

unusually

ho

t.

•

Smoke

is

arising

from

the

Main

Body

or

there

is

a

burning

smell

.

•

Some

part

of

the

Main

Body

is

cracked

,

loose

or

unstable

.

etc

.

If

any

of

the

above

occurs,

unplug

the

Mult

i

cooker

immed

i

ately

and

contact

the

store

where

you

purchased

it

from

or

Zojirushi

Customer

Service

for

check-ups

and/or

repair.

This

appliance

is

not

intended

for

use

by

persons

(including

children)

with

reduced

physical,

sensory

or

mental

capabilities,

or

lack

of

experience

and

knowledge,

unless

they

have

been

given

supervision

or

instruction

concerning

use

of

the

appliance

by

a

person

responsible

for

their

safety.

Children

should

be

supervised

to

ensure

that

they

do

not

play

with

the

appliance.

~CAUTION

®

Do

not

touch

hot

surfaces

during

or

for

a

while

after

use

(the

Lid

Handle,

Pot

Handles,

and

Control

Panel

may

be

touched).

Be

careful

of

steam

when

opening

the

Lid.

Be

careful

not

to

touch

the

Pot

during

cooking

or

when

loosening

rice/quinoa.

Do

i

ng

so

may

cause

burns

.

(S)

Do

not

use

the

appliance

for

purposes

other

than

cooking.

Do

not

place

or

use

the

product

on

unstable

surfaces,

surfaces

that

are

vulnerable

to

heat,

near

flames,

near

items

that

burn

easily,

or

in

slippery

locations.

Doing

so

may

cause

injury

or

fire

.

Do

not

use

the

Multicooker

near

walls

or

furniture.

Steam

or

heat

may

damage,

discolor

or

deform

walls

or

furniture.

Do

not

use

the

Multicooker

where

it

may

come

into

contact

with

liquids

or

near

heat

sources.

Doing

so

may

cause

electric

shock

,

short

circuit,

or

can

deform

the

Multicooker.

Do

not

directly

heat

canned

or

bottled

items.

The

cans

or

bottles

may

become

hot

and

rupture

, possibly

causing

burns

or i

njury

.

Do

not

use

other

Power

Cords

than

the

one

provided.

Do

not

use

the

Power

Cord

for

other

appliances.

Doing

so

may

cause

malfunction

or

fire

.

Do

not

use

the

Lid

with

other

products.

Doing

so

may

result

in

the

glass

being

broken

.

Do

not

use

cookware

other

than

the

provided

Pot,

Lid,

and

Steam

Basket.

Doing

so

may

cause

the

Pot,

Lid,

or

Steam

Basket

to

overheat or

the

Multicooker

to

malfunction

.

Do

not

use

the

Multicooker

on

a

surface

where

the

Air

Vent

on

the

bottom

of

the

Main

Body

can

become

blocked

or

covered

(such

as

on

paper,

cloth,

carpet,

plastic

bag

or

aluminum

sheet).

Doing

so

may

cause

breakdown

or

malfunction

.

(t

Unplug

the

Power

Plug

from

the

outlet

when

the

Multicooker

is

not

in

use.

Leaving

the

Power

Plug

in

an

outlet

may

cause

the

insulation

to

become

damaged,

resulting

in

burns

, injury, electric

shock

,

short

circuit

or

fire

.

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.)

IMPORTANT

SAFEGUARDS

Be

sure

to

follow

these

instructions.

(cont.)

~CAUTION

0

Always

unplug

the

Multicooker

by

holding

the

Power

Plug,

not

by

pulling

the

Power

Cord.

Pulling

the

Power

Cord

to

unplug

the

Mult

i

cooker

may

cause

electric

shock,

short

circuit

or

fire

.

Please

allow

the

Multicooker

to

cool

down

before

cleaning.

Hot

parts

such

as

the

Lid

,

Pot

,

Steam

Basket,

and

Heat

i

ng

Plate

may

cause

burns

.

(Refer

to

pg

.

23

-

pg

.

24

for

i

nformation

about

cleaning

and

maintaining

the

Pot.)

Insert

the

Appliance

Plug

into

the

Main

Body

securely.

Otherwise

it

may

cause

electric

shock,

short

circuit,

smoke

or

fire.

If

the

Power

Plug,

Power

Cord

or

Appliance

Plug

is

damaged,

it

must

be

replaced

by

an

appropriate

cord

or

assembly

made

available

by

the

manufacturer

or

its

service

agent.

IMPORTANT

Do

not

turn

on

with

the

Pot

removed.

Doing

so

may

cause

fire.

The

Steam

Basket

should

always

be

used

inside

the

Pot.

Not

doing

so

may

cause

fire

.

Please

handle

carefully.

Not

doing

so

may

cause

malfunction

or

damage.

Do

not

press

down

on

the

food

with

a

spatula

or

other

utensil

while

cooking,

or

use

while

empty.

Doing

so

may

cause

deformation

and/or

discoloration

of

the

Pot

or

staining

from

the

food

being

cooked

,

etc.

Do

not

place

the

product

over

direct

flame

(such

as

a

gas

stove

top),

or

on

top

of

electric

or

induction

heating

(IH)

cookers.

Doing

so

may

cause

fire

or

the

product

to

malfunction

.

Do

not

leave

the

Pot

with

food

or

residue

on

the

exterior

or

interior

surfaces.

Doing

so

may

cause

discoloration

due

to

acids

(vinegar)

or

salts

(sauces

,

soy

sauce

,

salt)

,

etc

.

Any

such

residue

may

cause

uneven

browning

of

food

and

may

cause

flavors

to

be

lost.

Be

sure

to

always

clean

and

maintain

the

produc

t.

Always

hold

the

Main

Body

Handles

when

carrying

it.

Do

not

tilt

the

Main

Body.

Do

i

ng

so

may

cause

the

contents

to

spill.

Do

not

reheat

foods

in

your

Multicooker.

-

Do

not

set

the

heated

Pot

on

a

finished

wood

table

or

any

other

type

of

surface

that

may

burn

or

melt.

Do

not

use

the

Lid,

Pot

or

Steam

Basket

in

the

microwave.

Always

use

protective

pads

when

moving

your

heated

Multicooker.

Main Body Handles

(Located at the botto

edge of both sides)

Do

not

subject

the

Pot

to

direct

flame.

Doing

so

may

cause

deformation

and/or

discoloration

of

the

Pot.

1Xr

After

use,

always

press

the

START/CANCEL

button.

The

power

will

not

turn

off

just

by

removing

the

Pot.

Do

not

operate

the

Multicooker

if

the

outside

of

the

Pot,

inside

of

the

Main

Body,

Center

Sensor,

or

Heating

Plate

are

dirty

or

other

foreign

materials

are

adhered.

Doing

so

may

result

in

food

being

cooked

poorly.

Clean

the

Main

Body

and

the

surrounding

area

before

using

it.

The

Main

Body

is

equipped

with

an

Air

Vent

to

improve

function

and

performance,

but

if

dust

or

insects

enter

the

Air

Vent

,

the

Multicooker

may

malfunction.

If

the

Multicooker

malfunctions

due

to

insects

,

etc

.,

entering

the

Air

Vent

,

there

will

be

a

charge

for

repairs

.

Do

not

damage

or

deform

the

Pot.

Doing

so

may

result

in

food

being

cooked

poorly.

Do

not

overfill

the

Pot

with

ingredients,

water,

or

broth

(soup).

Doing

so

may

result

in

food

boiling

over

and

causing

burns

or

injuries.

Do

not

cook

foods

packaged

in

plastic

bags,

etc.

This

appliance

is

intended

for

household

use

and

similar

applications

listed

below:

•

Staff

(employee)

kitchen

area

in

shops

, offices

and

other

working

environments.

•

This

appliance

is

not

i

ntended

for

use

by

many

unspecified

people

for

a

long

period

of

time

.

This

appliance

must

not

be

used

in

the

following

areas:

•

Farm

houses

.

•

By

clients

in

hotels,

motels

and

other

residential

type

environments

.

•

Bed

and

breakfast

type

environments

.

5

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-

6

PARTS

NAMES

AND

FUNCTIONS

Lid Glass Type: Tempered Glass

CAUTION

•

Do

not hit or drop.

•

Do

not heat up or cool down too quickly.

• Handle carefully.

•The

glass lid is tempered and likely to shatter into small fragments if broken.

•

Do

not subject to direct flame.

The Lid can be placed

standing up.

;1M½1-1'1ill½

..

Steam Vent

Pot Handles

--------

(Located at 2 positions: right & left

edge)

Gasket

------

Heating Plate

----

• Please remove the

protective sheet placed

between the Heating

Plate and the Pot before

initial use.

Control Panel

___

___,,,

Lid Handle

Power Cord

Appliance Plug

• Please remove the Twist

Tie holding the Power

Cord before use.

• Do not use the Power

Cord bundled up. (Doing

so

may

cause

the Power

Cord

to

become

excessively hot, resulting

in malfunction.)

Power

Plug

Plug Receptacle

[§]

------

Main Body Handles

(Located at the bottom

edge of both sides.)

(Located at the bottom

of the Main Body)

•

.

-----------------------------

steam Basket Measuring Cup

Steam Basket Handles

(For "WHITE

RICE/

BROWN

RICE/

QUINOA" menus)

B

1

cup=

approx.

6.1

oz./

approx.

180

ml

• When cooking white rice, brown rice, or quinoa, use the

included Measuring Cup. When preparing other food,

please use a commercially available measuring cup for

cooking (approx. 8 oz.

I approx. 240

ml)

.

Recipe Book

G•

1

hht•

1

9WUM

PARTS

NAMES

AND

FUNCTIONS

(cont.)

•

----------------------------

• Press buttons down firmly.

START/CANCEL button

MENU

button

Use

to

set

the

menu

you

will

be

using

.

!

This

display

is

an

!

example

only

,

and

:

Use

to

start,

stop,

or

cancel

Display

cooking

.

START

light

!

will

not

appear

in

r··i

!

actual

use

. : !

---------------------

' !

Black

lines

that

may

appear

on

the

LCD

when

wi

ped

with

a

cloth

are

caused

by

static electrici

ty

and

do

not

ind

i

cate

a

malfunction.

(Such

lines

disappear shortly.)

-

:-;-

-------

.

....

,

...........................

.

SAUTE/SEA

~

◄

(milm

AUTO

KEEP

WARM

►

~

HITE

RICE

SIMME

R:

◄

,., ,.,

,.,

,., ,., ,., ,.,

►

:B

ROWN

RICE

LOW/SLOW

COO

K:

◄

a, a,

a,

a, a, a, a,

►

:O

UINOA

sm

;_~-~-:

..

~~

--

=

--

~~

-=-

~:~

_r

oGURT

TEMP button

-~--

Use

to

set

the

temperature

for

cooking.

TYPES

OF

BEEPS

Beep Timing

Types of Beeps

When cooking (rice/quinoa cooking) or Keep

Warm

mode starts. 1 short beep sounds once

When cooking (rice/quinoa cooking) or Keep

Warm

mode

is

canceled. Beeps once

When

preheating

has

completed

(only

for

"SAUTE/SEAR

"

or

"YOGURT"

menus)

. 2 short beeps sound 1 0 times

When cooking (rice/qu inoa cooking) has completed.

Beeps 5 times

When the START/CANCEL button

is

not pressed after cooking has

completed ("End" display;

Food

Removal Notification Beep).

2 short beeps sound twice

TIME SETTING

button

Use

to

set

the

time

for

cooking.

REPLACEMENT

PARTS

• If a part becomes damaged, please replace it with a

new one (a fee will be charged).

• When replacing parts, please check the model number

and the parts name beforehand, then contact the store

where you purchased the Multicooker or Zojirushi

Customer Service.

Zojirushi Customer Service

1-800-733-6270

www

.

zoj

i

rushi.com

Parts Names

Parts Number

Lid

BX169K01 A-00

Pot

BX 169802A-00

Steam Basket

BX 169804A-00

Measuring Cup

BG491186L-00

Power Cord

BX169K04A-00

7

8

BASICS

ON

HOW

TO

USE

• Please wash the Pot, Lid, Steam Basket, and Measuring Cup before initial use. - pg. 23 - pg. 24

Always wash the

Pot,

Lid,

and

Steam Basket thoroughly before

use.

• Use mild kitchen detergent and rinse thoroughly with water.

IMPORTANT:

When cooking with

"LOW/SLOW

COOK"

or

"YOGURT"

menu settings, use boiling

water to disinfect the Pot and Lid.

<How

to

Disinfect Using Boiling

Water>

G)

Wash the Pot and Lid well using mild kitchen detergent, then rinse thoroughly with water.

(%)

Thoroughly pour boiling water over the Pot and Lid.

• After pouring boiling water, lightly remove any moisture

and

wipe the exterior of the

Pot

with a soft dry

cloth.

Do

not wipe the interior of the Pot or the

Lid.

• The Pot

and

Lid

will

be

hot after pouring boiling water. Please

be

careful when handling these parts.

Prepare ingredients.

Prepare the ingredients according to the included

Recipe Book.

• When cooking white rice, brown rice, or quinoa, use the included

Measuring Cup. When preparing other food, please use a commercially

available measuring cup for cooking (approx. 8 oz. / approx. 240

ml)

.

Place

the

Pot inside

the

Main Body.

•Check

to make sure there is no

moisture or foreign materials on

the outside of the Pot, the inside of

the Main Body, the Heating Plate,

or the Center Sensor.

• Do not move the Pot once it is

placed inside the Main Body. Doing

so may cause the Heating Plate or

bottom of the Pot to be damaged.

• Place the Pot so that it lays flat.

• Be careful as the Pot may boil over

if overfilled with ingredients, water,

or broth (soup).

Pot Markings

BROWN

WHITE

RICE

QUINOA

8

~ 8

6=l

6 6

4j

4

3

If

cooking

rice/quinoa,

measure

and

place

rice/quinoa,

then

fill

to

the

water

level

that

matches

the

number

of

cups

of

rice/quinoa

you

are

cooking

.

•

Pour

water

to

the

water

level

shown

in

two

locations

on

the

sides

of

the

Pot.

If

the

Pot

is

tilted

,

rice/quinoa

may

be

cooked

poorly.

Insert plugs.

G) Insert the Appliance Plug into the Plug

Receptacle securely.

@ Insert the

Power

Plug into an electrical outlet.

Plug Receptacle

BASICS

ON

HOW

TO

USE

{cont.)

Select

the

desired Menu setting by pressing the button. 8

Each press of the button moves the indicator around the LCD

in

the order listed below.

"◄

",

"

►

",

or

"

KEEP

WARM"

indicators will blink

0

as

yo,

scroll past them

;,

the d;splay.

~EMP

~

SAIJTE/SEAR

t

◄

:

@

KEEPWARM

►

WHITERICE

V

SIMMER

◄

: i

►

BROWN

RICE

LOW/SLOW

COOK

◄

l

CD

@ l

►

QUINOA

STEAM

◄

~ ~

►

YOGURT

• Press and hold the button to quickly cycle through the selections. It will stop when it reaches the

"SAUTE/SEAR

" menu setting.

• I

For

details

on

settings

and

cooking

methods

for

each

menu

selection,

refer

to

pg.

10

-

pg.

22.

I

Press

the

button to start cooking.

When cooking

is

finished, press the button to end cooking.

The menu will return to the Display from before cooking started.

Unplug the Multicooker.

G) Unplug the Power Plug from the electrical outlet.

@ Unplug the Appliance Plug.

• Please consume the food as soon as possible after unplugging the

Power Plug from the electrical outlet. Flavors will

be

lost as time

passes.

• Clean the product after every use.

• I Refer to pg. 23 - pg. 24 for information on how to clean. I

e

1f

cooked insufficiently, reset the time and temperature and cook again while watching the progress.

• Be careful when removing food from the Multicooker after cooking is complete, as the inside

of

the

Main Body will be hot. Particular care is required when plates have been placed directly

in

the Steam

Basket during steam cooking.

eAfter use, press the START/CANCEL button.

eTo

stop cooking midway, press the START/CANCEL button.

The START light turns off and all menu selections return to the Display from before cooking started.

• Defrost frozen ingredients before use.

• Add dairy products (milk, cream, cheese, etc.) in the final stages of cooking to prevent separation.

9

10

HOW TO USE

,

SAUTE/SEAR

The "Saute/Sear" menu setting can be set to either 410°F or 350°F.

Set the cooking temperature as desired. (The cooking time cannot

be

set.)

MENU

button

-----

Display

G---".--------+-

ST

A

RT

light

UTE/SEA

~

-

◄

-------------

---------------

k

HITE

RICE

0

SIMME

~

[·

l!

BROWN

RICE

s

---

START/

/SLOW

COO

K:

:O

UINOA

STEAM

!

________________________________

~

OGURT

CANCEL

button

Press the 8 button and select

the

"SAUTE/SEAR"

menu.

The default

11

410°F" will blink in the Display.

~mp

SAUTE/SEAR

C

◄-

~

---

,~

-----

~.,

,,-

(

LOWSLO

1

ff.f

• Because the

II

SAUTE/SEAR"

menu is the default menu

when the Multicooker is plugged in, there is no need

to press the MENU button.

S1

/

°F

'

Press the TEMP button ( G),

0)

to set the cooking

temperature.

It will change each time (!)

or

0 is pressed.

Ill

-

00

TEMP

• Cooking temperature can be set to either 410°F or 350°F.

• 410°F: Use when sauteing or searing meat or fish (to

prevent sticking).

• 350°F: Use when sauteing or searing vegetables (to

prevent scorching).

•The

cooking temperature setting can be changed during

preheating and cooking.

Cover with Lid and press the button.

A beep sounds and preheating begins.

The

ST

ART

light turns on, the blinking

11

◄

" and the temperature setting in the

Display will stay on, and

1Q;@@H

will turn

on.

I Preheat Time: approx.

15

min. I

Set cooking temperature

SAUTE/SEAR

~

,~

✓

,.-,,

LOW

SLOW

:,

:,,_,

S1

/

•F

'

SAUTE/SE

LOW

SLOwcn

ST

AR

~-r

.

I

'

◄

l~il~:IUI

,.-.,

:,

:,,_,

•F

•The

preheat time varies depending on factors such as the room temperature and voltage.

•

1Q;@@H

will turn off quickly if

11

SAUTE/SEAR" is reselected for continuous cooking.

HOW TO USE

SAUTE/SEAR

(cont.)

Remove the Lid and begin cooking

once preheat completes. Preheat

is complete when a beep sounds

(2 short beeps sound 10 times)

and

turns off

in

the Display.

l Turns

off

]

u

SAUTE/SEAR

◄

i :

,.-,,

•~**Mi

• Wait until

1Q;@j::fj1

disappears from the display before

adding ingredients.

Ingredients may stick if they are added before the display

turns off.

Tips to Prevent Sticking

LOW

SLOW

cnnK

j j

Lf

ST

°F

Once preheat completes,

oil

well and wait 2 to 3 minutes before adding ingredients.

• When cooking meat or fish, do not move the pieces quickly, but wait until they come free

naturally using a spatula before turning them.

Changing the cooking temperature during preheating and cooking

1 Press the TEMP

button((!),@)

.

(The

Display blinks.)

2 While the Display is blinking, press

the TEMP button

((!),@)

to

change the cooking temperature.

3 The change is complete when

the Display stops blinking.

◄

•Mr•

1

·

1

The

Display

stops

blinking

'-'

I,,

approximately

3

I t

f.f

seconds

after

the

•F

cooking

temperature

...._____

Press

this

with the

Display blinking.

When cooking is finished, press

the button to end cooking.

A beep sounds, the START light turns off,

and the

"SAUTE/SEAR"

menu returns to the

Display from before cooking started.

r=-----,--.

• For safety reasons, a beep will sound approximately 2

hours after preheating has completed, and cooking will

automatically be terminated. (The START light turns off

and "End" will turn on

in

the Display.)

After that, press the START/CANCEL button. If the

START/CANCEL button is not pressed, "End" will

continue to be shown

in

the Display and the Food

Removal Notification Beep will sound (2 short beeps

sound twice) approximately 1 O minutes later, after which

it will sound

in

approximately 30-minute intervals.

is

changed

.

~:

SAUTE/SEAR

[

◄

:--•1-------,.

,.-,,

✓

LOW

SLOW

:,

:JL•

ST

/

°F

'

[

"End"

turns

on

]

SA

UTE/SEAR

LOW

s

owcnn

ST

◄

.-

-

,,

I

a1

-

e

1t

the START/CANCEL button is pressed,

the"

SAUTE/SEAR"

menu returns to the Display from before

cooking started.

l l

12

HOW TO USE

S

IMME

R

The "SIMMER" menu setting can be set to either LOW or HIGH (shown in the Display as

LO and HI). Set the cooking temperature and time as desired. (The cooking time cannot

be set when using HIGH.)

MENU

button

--+-......,_

◄

Display

Press

the

8 button and select

the

"

SIMMER

" menu.

The

default

"LO"

and

"00m"

will

blink

in

the

Display

.

Press

the

TIME SETTING button

@ ) 0 , to set

the

cooking time.

0 :

Each

press

reverses

the

time

in

1-minute

increments

.

@ :

Each

press

advances

the

time

in

1-minute

increments

.

{

• Cooking time can be set from

1 minute to 24 hours.

• Press and hold either button to quickly adjust

in

10-minute increments.

• The cooking time can be changed during preheating and cooking. (The time that can be set will depend on

the elapsed time.)

• You can also begin cooking without setti

ng

the time.

-+

pg. 13

LO

G->

---+-

START

light

.__--+-_

START/

CANCEL

button

~-----

TIME SETTING

button

ST

SIMMER

t(

~.

.,

✓

ST

LLf

/ '

Add ingredients, cover with Lid, and press

the

button.

A

beep

sounds

and

preheating

begins

.

The

START

light

turns

on,

the

blinking"

◄"

and

the

temperature/time

setting in

the

Display

will

stay

on,

and

•~;@j:ffl

■

will

turn

on.

Cooking

will

start

once

•~;@j:ffl

■

turns

off

.

The

remaining

time

until

completion

will

start

counting

down

in

1-minute

increments.

,.,,--:;:.=E::=::::::

~

• The time setting will not change during

preheating.

e If using a recipe other than those

in

the

included Recipe Book, check the progress

and adjust cooking time accordingly.

• Be careful of steam and dripping moisture

when removing the Lid during cooking.

• Be careful as the Pot may boil over if

overfilled with ingredients, water, or broth (soup).

Changing the cooking time during preheating and cooking

LO

Rema

i

ning

ti

me

until completi

on

starts counti

ng

~1-o

_ff_

:

_d_o_w_n

__

,

: '

SIMMER

◄

f

,-,

LLf

ST

When you press the TIME SETTING button (0,0) during preheating or cooking, the Display blinks. Change

the setting while the Display is blinking. The change is complete when the Display stops blinking. (The Display

stops blinking approximately 3 seconds after the cooking time is changed.)

HOW TO USE

SIMMER

(cont.)

"End" turns

on

A beep sounds to signal

cooking is complete.

The

ST

ART

light

turns

off

and

"End"

will

turn

on

in

the

Display

.

After

that,

press

the

START/CANCEL

button

.

LO

SIMMER

◄

Sl

'

0

If the START/CANCEL button is not pressed, "End" will continue to be shown

in

the Display and the Food

Removal Notification Beep will sound (2 short beeps sound twice) approximately 10 minutes later, after

which it will sound

in

approximately 30-minute intervals.

• Be careful of steam and dripping moisture when removing the Lid .

Using SIMMER without setting the cooking time

1 Press the 8 button and select the

"SIMMER"

menu.

2 Press the TEMP button (

G)

, 0 ) to set the cooking temperature.

It will change each time

G)

or

@ is pressed.

Ill Ill

00

TEMP

SIMMER

C(

~. '

,

✓

LO\'

11

f

T / '

•cooking

temperature can be set to either LOW or HIGH. (LOW: Low heat, HIGH: High heat)

•The

cooking temperature setting can be changed during preheating and cooking. (If the cooking time was

set with LOW and cooking was started, the cooking temperature cannot be changed to HIGH.)

3 Add ingredients and

press the button.

A beep sounds and preheating begins.

The

ST

ART

light turns on, the blinking

"◄

" and the temperature setting in the

Display will stay on, and

iQ#IM• will turn on.

Cooking will start once

iQ#l#U turns off.

• Be careful as the Pot may boil over if overfilled with ingredients,

water, or broth (soup).

• Be careful as cooking

on

"SIMMER" at "HI" with the Lid closed

may cause condensation to collect on the Pot Handles.

Changing

the

cooking temperature during preheating

and cooking

LO

.

•M:l=r

SIMMER

◄

t_l

I

, ' f

ST

Turnsoff ] +

,:

... '

::

:

:::

:

:::

:

SIMMER

◄

t I I

,,

f

ST

When you press the TEMP

button((!),@)

during preheating or cooking, the Display blinks. Change the

setting while the Display is blinking. The change is complete when the Display stops blinking. (The Display

stops blinking approximately 3 seconds after the cooking temperature is changed.)

4 When cooking is finished, press the

c~!~:L

button to end cooking.

A

beep

sounds,

the

START

light

turns

off,

and

the

"SIMMER"

menu

returns

to

the

Display

from

before

cooking

started

.

• For safety reasons, a beep will sound and cooking will automatically finish when approximately 24 hours

have elapsed or when approximately 2 hours of accumulated cooking time on HIGH have elapsed after

preheating has completed. (The START light turns off and "End" will turn on

in

the Display.)

13

14

HOW TO USE

Low/SLOW

COOK

The "LOW/SLOW COOK" menu setting can be set to 200°F, 180°F,

160°F, or 140°F. Set the cooking temperature and time as desired.

MENU

Display

button

---+-----...

....

Press the 8 button and select

the

"LOW/SLOW

COOK

" menu.

The default

"200°F"

and "00m" will blink

in

the Display.

Press the TEMP button ( 0 ,

0)

to set the cooking temperature.

S

•Cooking

temperature can

be

set to 200°F, 180°F, 160°F, or

140°F.

The cooking temperature will change each time

or@

is pressed.

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✓

Ill

•

~

,,.,,,

✓

Ill

•

~

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✓

cuu

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,o,_,

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t

TEMP TEMP

00

TEMP

Ill

•

~

,,.

,,,

✓

00

,,_,

/ of'

TEMP

t

0

Press the TIME SETTING button

<0,

0>

to set the cooking time.

C!)

: Each press reverses the

time

in

1-minute increments.

0 : Each press advances the

time

in

1-minute increments.

e---a

.----+-

START

light

....._-+-_

START/

CANCEL

button

------

TIME SETTING

button

et cooking temperature

.

SAUTE/

• Cooking time can

be

set from 1 minute to 24 hours.

• Press and hold either button to quickly adjust

in

10-minute

increments.

•The

cooking time can

be

changed during preheating and

cooking. (The time that can be set will depend on the elapsed

time.)

•You

can also begin cooking without setting the time.

~

,.,,,

✓

LOW/SLOW

COOK

~

◄

U1

f I

i;

,/

- ~F'

HOW

TO

USE

LOW/SLOW

COOK

(cont.)

Add ingredients, cover with Lid, and press the

A

beep

sounds

and

preheating

begins

.

The

"

ST

ART

light

turns

on,

the

blinking

◄

and

the

temperature

and

time

setting

in

the

Display

will

stay

on,

ana

1Q;@j:ffl1

will

turn

on.

"

Cooking

will

start

once

1Q;@j:ffl1

turns

off

.

The

remaining

time

until

completion

will

start

counting

down

in

1-minute

increments

.

• The time setting will not change during

preheating.

e If using a recipe other than those

in

the included Recipe Book, check the

progress and adjust cooking time

accordingly.

•

Be

careful of steam and dripping

moisture when removing the Lid

during cooking.

•

Be

careful as the Pot may boil over if

overfilled with ingredients, water, or

broth (soup).

AUTE

11111

LOW/SLOW

COOK

◄

f

Cf

l_f

•f

SAUTE

,.,,,

LOW/SLOW

COOK

◄

f

Cf

l_f

•f

',,,

f

:,,_,

h m

Remaining time

until completion

starts counting

down

',.,

,c:,

h m

Changing the cooking time during preheating and cooking

1 Press the TIME SETTING button

(0,0>·

(The

Display

blinks.)

2

While

the Display

is

blinking,

press

the

TIME

SETTING

button (0,0)

to

change

the cooking

time.

Press this with the

Display blinking.

e Press

and

hold

the

TIME

SETTING

button

(0,0)

to

quickly adjust

in

10-minute increments.

3

The

change

is

complete

when

the Display stops blinking.

•Mr•

1

·•

The

Display

stops

blinking

..

I

,1-

approximately

3

f 1 1

seconds

after

the

h -

-m

cooking

time

is

A beep sounds to signal

cooking is complete.

SAt;TE

____

changed

.

"End" turns on

The

START

light

turns

off

and

"End"

will

turn

on

in

the

Display.

After

that,

press

the

START/CANCEL

button

.

LOW/SLOW

COOK

◄

,,

If the START/CANCEL button is not pressed, "End" will continue to be shown

in

the Display and the Food

Removal Notification Beep will sound (2 short beeps sound twice) approximately 10 minutes later, after

which it will sound

in

approximately 30-minute intervals.

• For safety reasons, if the cooking time

was

not set, a beep will sound when approximately

24

hours

has elapsed after preheating has completed, and cooking will automatically finish. (The

START

light

turns off and "End" will turn on in the Display.)

• Be careful

of

steam and dripping moisture when removing the Lid.

15

HOW TO USE

STEAM

The "STEAM" menu setting can be used to steam food.

Set the cooking time as desired. (The cooking temperature cannot be set.)

16

MENU

Display

button

_ _

___..,.......

~0

Mm~

r -

------

-

----

------

-r

..

SIMMER

: :

BROWN

RICE

LOW/SLOW

coo

~ :

QUINOA

STEAM

!

◄

...

........

....

...

........

..

!

YOGURT

e---a

..--

--+

- START

light

.__

--+-

_ START/

CANCEL

button

--

TIME

Press the 8 button and select

the"

STEAM"

menu.

The default

"OOm"

will blink in the Display.

SETTING

SAUTE/

SIM

button

LOW/

STEAM

f'

-

Press the TIME SETTING button (

0,

@) to set the

cooking time.

0 : Each press reverses the

time

in

1 ·minute increments.

@ : Each press advances the

time

in

1 ·minute increments.

• Cooking time can be set from 1 minute to 2 hours.

• Press and hold either button to quickly adjust

in

1 O·minute

increments.

• The cooking time can be changed during preheating and

cooking. {The time that can be set will depend on the elapsed

time.)

• You can also begin cooking without setting the time.

Add water to the Pot and

place the Steam Basket.

• If water comes out of the Water Limit Guide, do

not fill the Pot with any more water. Too much

water may result

in

poorly cooked food.

Estimated Water

Level

approx.

25

fl.

oz.

(approx

.

750

ml)

Place ingredients (and

heat-resistant dish, if

applicable)

in

the Steam

Basket and cover with Lid.

•Place

ingredients in the Steam Basket evenly.

Failure to do so may cause the Steam Basket to tilt.

SAUTE

SIM

Water Limit Guide

HOW TO USE

STEAM

(cont.)

Press the button.

A

beep

sounds

and

preheating

begins

.

The

" "

ST

ART

light

turns

on,

the

blinking

◄

and

the

time

setting

in

the

Display

will

stay

on,

and

1Q;@j:fj1

will

turn

on.

Cooking

will

start

once

1Q;@l:fj1

turns

off.

The

remaining

time

until

completion

will

start

counting

down

in

1-minute

increments.

eThe

time setting will not change during preheating.

e If using a recipe other than those in the included Recipe

Book, check the progress and adjust cooking time

accordingly.

• Be careful of steam and dripping moisture when removing

the Lid during cooking.

Changing

the

cooking

time

during preheating and

cooking

•~

~

~:::::1m1

2

Q

l Remaini

ng

time

until completion

(nirris'ott)

starts counti

ng

":u

r•l

.•

al"'""·"-

-·

'"':: ... ll'IIF'IIP

~

--

down

SAUTE

SIM

STEAM

◄

:

..

...

..

.

..

. :

When you press the TIME SETTING button (0,0) during preheating or cooking, the Display blinks. Change

the setting while the Display is blinking. The change is complete when the Display stops blinking. (The Display

stops

bl

inking approximately 3 seconds after the cooking time is changed.)

A beep sounds to signal

cooking is complete.

The

START

li

ght

turns

off

and

"End

" w i

ll

turn

on

in

the

Display

.

After

that

,

press

the

START/CANCEL

button.

SAUTE/

SIM

11

"End" turns on

r--

"""'\.......::::..:.:::.

__:;

,,

STEAM

◄

If the START/CANCEL button is not pressed, "End" will continue to be shown in the Display and the Food

Removal Notification Beep will sound (2 short beeps sound twice) approximately 10 minutes later, after

which it will sound in approximately 30-minute intervals.

• If all the water evaporates and the Pot becomes empty during

cooking, cooking may be ended as a safety measure even if

cooking time still remains.

• For safety purposes, if the cooking time was not set, a beep will

sound when approximately 2 hours has elapsed after preheating

has completed, and cooking will automatically finish. (The START

light turns off and "End" will turn on in the Display.)

• Be careful of steam and dripping moisture when removing the Lid.

• Be careful when removing cooked food as the inside of the Main

Body will be hot.

• Remove the cooked food immediately after the completion of

cooking. If not removed quickly, the food may become soggy.

Steam Basket Handles

•

When

removing

the

Steam

Basket

,

do

so

by

holding

the

Steam

Basket

Handles

only

after it

has

cooled.

•

Do

not

use

paper towels or other lids to cover the food.

• When using aluminum

fo

il or parchment paper, do not completely cover the holes

on

the Steam Basket, or allow

it

to

extend outside the Steam Basket.

Do

i

ng

so may cause breakdown,

bo

ili

ng

over.

• Water will evaporate if steaming continuously. Monitor the Multicooker and add water when necessary to prevent it

from becoming empty.

• Large cuts of meat or fish may take a long time to cook and harden

if

steamed too long. To avoid this, please cut the

meat or fish into smaller pieces for reduced cooking time.

• Adding herbs, garlic, salt, pepper, etc., to the meat or fish before steaming will reduce odors.

• If

all

the water evaporate and the Pot becomes empty while cooking, white or light brown colored specks may adhere

to the Pot. This is caused

by

the mineral content (calcium, iron, etc.) of the water used and the color of the Pot itself

will not

be

affected. Although

it

presents no sanitation risk, they should

be

removed as soon as possible upon

completion of cooking.

-+

pg

. 24

17

HOW TO USE

18

MENU

button

----

Display

0

;···············

················;

~

TEMP

SAUTE/SEAR

!l ~

!W

HITE

RICE

~

SIMMER

:

►

:B

ROWN

RICE

S

LOW/SLOW

coo

~

►

:

OUINOA

STEAM

!

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

~

OGURT

Measure the rice/quinoa with

the

included Measuring Cup.

Overfill the Measuring Cup with rice/quinoa, then level off.

1

cup

=

approx.

6.1

oz. /

approx.

180

ml

Clean the rice/quinoa and adjust

the

amount of water.

G)Clean the rice/quinoa before putting it into the Pot.

@On a flat surface, pour water over the rice/quinoa

in

the Pot, filling to

the water level that matches the number of cups of rice/quinoa for

the menu setting.

@For

an

accurate measurement, level the surface of the rice/quinoa.

@Cover with Lid.

Pot

Markings

BROWN

WHITE

RICE

QUINOA

8

~

8~

63

6 6

4

3

Add

water

up

to

the

correct

level

for

the

desired menu.

Using a

water

level

for

a

different menu selection

may result in boiling

over

during cooking.

• Pour water

to

the

water level shown in two locations

on

the sides

of

the Pot.

If

the

Pot is tilted, rice/quinoa

may

be cooked poorly.

•

The

water

level serves

as

a standard guideline and the

amount

of

water

should be adjusted according

to

preference. (Adjust 1

·2mm

above

or

below

the

appropriate

water

level.)

• The rice/quinoa may be cooked immediately after cleaning rice/quinoa, as soaking

is not required. Soaking the rice/quinoa will soften the texture of the rice/quinoa.

•

The

Pot

can

also be used

as

a container for cleaning the rice/quinoa.

TIPS FOR COOKING DELICIOUS RICE/QUINOA

0--"<

,---+-

START

light

..,.._--

START/

CANCEL

button

ec1ean rice/quinoa quickly I

1n

order

to

clean rice/quinoa quickly, prepare a bowl

to

pool water.

First,

pour

plenty

of

water

into

the

Pot

from

the

bowl

and

stir

the

rice/quinoa

loosely

2

to

3

times

(within

about

1 O

seconds)

by

hand.

Drain

the

water

immediately

afterwards.

Repeat

twice.

@ Wash rice/quinoa ......

Wash

by

stirring

the

rice/quinoa

by

hand

30

times

(about

15

seconds)

,

pour

plenty

of

water

from

the

bowl

and

stir

the

rice/quinoa

loosely

again

.

Drain

the

water

immediately.

Repeat

this

washing

process

2

to

4

times

.

@ Rinse rice/quinoa ......

Lastly,

pour

plenty

of

water

from

the

bowl

and

rinse

the

rice/quinoa

.

Repeat

twice

.

""

w_a_s_h -

by

--...

stirring

the

rice/quinoa

Rinse

the

@.

,,,

7

/ .

rice/quinoa

··

!V'll

quickly

with

plenty

of

water

.

(Complete steps

©-@within

10 minutes.)

Do not clean

the

rice/quinoa or adjust

the

amount

of

water using hot water (95°F/35°C

or

above).

Doing

so

will cause the rice/quinoa to

be

cooked improperly.

-

eAdjust

the amount

of

water accordingly

Be sure to adjust the amount of water on a flat surface.

• Pour water

to

the water level shown

in

two locations

on

the sides of the

Pot.

If the

Pot

is

tilted, rice/quinoa may

be

cooked poorly.

• The water level

is

a guideline. The water level serves

as

a standard guideline

and

the amount of water should

be

adjusted according

to

preference.

Type

of rice/quinoa

New

crop Old crop

Water

Adjustment

Reduce

water

slightly

from

the

normal

level

Increase

water

slightly

above

the

normal

level

• Using too

much

water will cause boil•over.

eoo

not use strongly

alkalized ionic water

Do not use alkalized ionic water

that is over pH 9. Rice/quinoa

cooked with strongly alkalized

ionic water may appear yellow or

become too glutinous.

I

HOW TO USE

WHITE

RICE

/

BROWN

RICE

/

QUINOA

(cont.)

Press the 8 button and select the

"WHITE

RICE",

"BROWN

RICE",

or

"OUINOA"

menu.

~

JJ

WHITE

RICE

,.,.,

f l_fl_f

'DA

h m

IT

The time remaining until completion will be shown in the Display.

• The initial display is the approximate time when cooking the

maximum amount.

•

The

above

is

for

when

"WHITE

RICE

"

menu

is

selected.

•

The

actual

time

of

cooking

completion

varies

depend

i

ng

on

factors

such

as

the

room

or

water

temperature

,

voltage

,

or

water

adjustment.

Press the button.

A beep sounds and cooking begins.

The

"

START light turns on,

►"

in

the display will switch from blinking to illuminated, and

the amount of time remaining until completion will start counting

down

in

1-minute increments.

• The Multicooker will make adjustments to the remaining time until

cooking completion when it reaches the steaming process. The time

until cooking completion may increase

or

decrease suddenly during

this process.

• Do not open the Lid while cooki

ng

.

•

The

above

is

for

when

"WHITE

RICE

"

menu

is

selected.

Rema

ining ti

me

unt

il

complet

i

on

starts counting

down

\.\

~

\

►

WHITE

RICE

.-.,

jj

ll~OA

m

I T

A beep sounds

to

signal cooking

is

complete.

The

"

WHITE

RICE"

menu

selection will automatically

be switched to

Keep

Warm

mode

.

The

elapsed

time

of

the

Keep

Warm

mode

will be shown in

the

display.

1,

1

;;,,

1

-1,1

r----

~

---

AUTO

KEEP

WARM

►

WHITE

RICE

Elapsed

ti

me

of

the

,-,

Keep

Warm

mode

.

LI

h

• The Keep Warm mode can be used for approximately

6 hours. After approximately 6 hours have passed,

the elapsed time of the Keep Warm mode will start

blinking. The flavors of the rice will degrade the

longer it is left in Keep Warm. To avoid this, consume

rice as soon as possible.

• Be careful

of

steam and dripping moisture when

removing the Lid.

• Depending on cooking conditions, the bottom portion

of

the rice/quinoa may become slightly browned.

• Depending on the heat convection while cooking, the

surface of the finished rice/quinoa may look uneven.

Do

not

use

the

Keep

Warm

mode

for

"BROWN

RICE"

and

"QUINOA"

menu

selections.

The

elapsed time

of

the

Keep

Warm

mode

will start blinking in

the

display

.

Please

consume

the

rice

or

qui

noa

as

soon

as

poss

ible.

AUTO

KEEP

WARM

r:ffl!ll'!!I

.

..

✓

►

BROWN

RICE

~

..

,

,, h'

•

The

above

is

for

when

"

BROWN

RICE"

menu

is

selected

.

When

cooking

is

complete,

immediately

stir

and

loosen

the rice/quinoa.

~

By stirring and loosening the rice/quinoa

and removing excess moisture, you

prevent the rice/quinoa from hardening,

becoming sticky, or burning.

~

·

,

::::,::,:::

--··:

·

:_:::_-

,.

• When keeping the rice warm for a long time, minimize

moisture by wiping off any condensation that may have

formed on the inside of the Lid, and stirring and

loosening the rice to allow steam to escape (approx. 1

minute

or

longer).

• Be careful not to burn yourself when stirring and

loosening rice/quinoa.

Press the button.

The

ST

ART

light turns off, and the

"

WHITE

RICE

",

"

BROWN

RICE

", and "

QUINOA

"

menu returns

to

the

Display from before

cooking started.

WHITE

RICE

,.,.,

f l_fl_f

--

~

,,

►

llA

h m , r

•

The

above

is

for

when

"WHITE

RICE

"

menu

is

selected.

19

20

HOW TO USE

Yo

GU

RT

Make

yogurt

using the Multicooker. For detailed instructions, refer to the included Recipe

Book. (The cooking temperature and time

cannot

be set.)

MENU

button - --+___,...,.....

Display

,..........

-

-+-

START

light

TEMP

~

sAure1srul

l·

··

······

···

······

·····

J

::

j

wH1TE

RICE

0.

V

SIMMER

: :

BROWN

RICE

s

LOW/SLOW

COO

K:

:

QUINOA

STEAM

! ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

►

j

voGURT

"""'-

--

START/

CANCEL

button

Ingredients

•Please

use a commercially available Measuring Cup for cooking (approx. 8 oz. I approx. 240

ml)

.

Whole milk (non-homogenized)·······

··

···

··

· 2 qt. Plain yogurt with active cultures ··· 1.5 cups (12 fl. oz.) ···

··

····

··

Press the 8 button and select the

"YOGURT"

menu.

"4h00m"

will

be

shown

in

the

Display.

(This

does

not

include

PREHEAT.)

•Do

not

cook

any

other

types

of

food using

the

"YOGURT"

menu.

Estimated time

ERICE

t f

,,,,

WN

RICE

1

LfLf

~

h m

►

YOGURT

--

·

Add milk, cover with Lid, and press the

A

beep

sounds

and

preheating

begins.

The

START

light

turns

on,

the

"

►

"

in

the

display

will

switch

from

blinking

to

illuminated,

and

iQ;@l:ffli

will

turn

on

.

•The

time

setting will not

change

during preheating.

•

Do

not

fill

the

Pot with

more

than 2 qts.

of

milk. Doing

so

may

cause

boiling

over

.

When a beep sounds (2 short beeps

sound 10 times) to signal that

preheating is complete and

-•~-;rn"":l...,=ti-1

turns off in the Display, remove the

Lid and add yogurt.

The

START

light

will

start

blinking

.

I

Preheat

Time

:

approx

. 4

hours

The preheat time varies depending

on

factors

such as the room temperature and voltage.

•Thoroughly

mix the yogurt and milk together when you add

the yogurt. The yogurt may not solidify if insufficiently mixed.

• Always wait until the

iQ;@ltH

rtisplay has turned off before

adding the yogurt. The yogurt may not solidify properly if the

yogurt is added while

iQ#IMi is displayed.

e

1t

the

START/CANCEL

button

is

not

pressed

within

approximately

30

minutes

of

the

Preheat

Completion

Beep

sounding

,

the

"YOGURT'

menu

returns

to

the

Display

from

before

cooking

started

.

If

this

happens

,

replace

with

new

ingredients

and

restart

from

the

beginning.

•

The

beep

will

sound

in

approximately

5-minute

intervals

until

the

yogurt

is

added

and

the

START/CANCEL

button

is

pressed

.

ERICE

t f

,,

uWN

RICE

1LfLf

h m

►

YOGURT

----

r ........

..

.

----··:

ERICE

t f

,,

uWN

RICE

1LfLf

h m

►

YOGURT

Cover with Lid and press the button.

A beep sounds and cooking begins.

The

ST

ART

light switches from blinking to

illuminated.

The remaining time until completion will start

counting down in 1-minute increments.

Remaining

time

until

completion

starts

counting

down

A beep sounds to signal cooking is complete.

The

ST

ART

light turns off and "End" will

turn on in the Display. After that, press the

START/CANCEL button.

If

the

START/CANCEL button

is

not

pressed,

"

End"

will

continue

to

be

shown

in

the

Display

and

the

Food

Removal

Notification Beep will

sound

(2 short beeps

sound

twice)

approximately

10

minutes later, after which

it

will

sound

in

approximately 30-minute intervals.

•

Be

careful of dripping moisture when

removing the Lid.

HOW TO USE

YOGURT

(cont.)

II

~

,

.-.,

, ,,

---

h

m

►

rE

RICE

UWN

RICE

YOGURT

"End

" turns

on

,,

rE

RIC

I

OWN

RICE

.,

-

►

YOGURT

Notes on Making Yogurt

Yogurts that serve

as starters

• Use plain, unflavored yogurt (containing live and active yogurt cultures) to

make yogurt. The yogurt

may

not solidify if a different type of yogurt is used.

• Use the yogurt immediately after the package is opened. The number of live

bacteria in the yogurt will fall after it has been opened, and the yogurt

may

not solidify well.

• This product cannot be used to make yogurts that require low-temperature

fermentation.

• Do not use the finished yogurt

as

a starter to make additional yogurt.

• The yogurt

may

not solidify well if a yogurt is used in which the number of

live bacteria has decreased, such as due to heating.

Milk

• Use whole milk. The yogurt

may

not solidify if other types of milk are used,

such as 2% milk, 1 % milk,

or

skim milk.

21

----------------------------------------

HOW TO USE

KEEP

WARM

Press the 8 button and select

the

"KEEP

WARM"

menu.

"KEEP

WARM"

starts

blinking

in

the

Display

.

•The

cooking temperature and time

cannot

be set.

Cover with

Lid

and press

the button.

A

beep

sounds

and

the

Keep

Warm

mode

begins.

The

START

light

turns

on,

and

"KEEP

WARM"

will

switch

from

blinking

to

illuminated

in

the

Display

.

The elapsed time of

Keep

Warm

mode

lights.

After approx. 1

hour,

this time will start

blinking.

•"Oh",

the elapsed

time

of

the Keep

Warm

mode, will light

immediately after the Keep

Warm

mode

starts.

After approximately 1 hour, this time will start blinking.

•The

flavors

of

the food will degrade the longer it is left in

Keep

Warm

.

To

avoid this,

consume

food

as

soon

as

possible.

~

•

KEEP

WARM

,,

Lf

h

Press the button to cancel

Keep Warm mode.

22

MENU

button

--~-

Dis

lay

e---->

....-----1--

START

light

""

~

7

KEEPWARM

r

..

0

'"~

V

SIMMER:

:

BROWN

RICE

SETTING

LOW/SLOW

COOK:

:OUINOA

STEAM

!

•••••••••

••••••••••••••••

•••••••

~OGURT

---

START/

CANCEL

button

■

:11

•I'

l.._.

T

"

~

KEEP

WARM

; '

KEEP

WARM

~

,

✓

The

START

light

turns

off,

and

the

"KEEP

WARM"

menu

returns

to

the

Display

from

before

cooking

started

.

• For safety reasons, a beep will sound approximately 24 hours after

Keep

Warm mode

has completed,

and

Keep

Warm mode will automatically

be

terminated. (The START

light turns off

and

"End" will turn

on

in

the Display.) After that, press the

START/CANCEL button.

If

the START/CANCEL button

is

not pressed, "End" will

continue

to

be

shown

in

the Display

and

the

Food

Removal Notification Beep will sound

(2

short beeps sound twice) approximately

10

minutes later, after which

it

will sound

in

approximately 30•minute intervals.

e If the START/CANCEL button

is

pressed, the

"KEEP

WARM"

menu

returns to the Display

from

before cooking started.

f

/ h

"-

• Do not attempt to cook using the

"KEEP

WARM"

menu selection.

• Do not leave

in

Keep Warm mode with a

ladle, spoon, etc., left inside.

• Do not use the Keep Warm mode to reheat food

or

rice/quinoa.

• Do not use the Keep Warm mode for dishes that contain seafood.

• Do not use the Keep Warm mode for long periods of time. Eat the

food as soon as possible.

CLEANING

AND

MAINTENANCE

• Clean the product after every use.

• Leaving residue as-is may make

it

difficult to remove.

•

Unplug

the

Multicooker

and

allow

it

to

cool

down

before

cleaning.

•

Do

not

use

the following:

•

Detergents

other

than

mild

kitchen

detergent,

such

as

thinner

and

bleach.

(Using

these

may

cause

discoloration,

cracks,

or

degradation.)

•

Nylon

brushes,

scrubbing

brushes,

anything

made

with

metal,

melamine

sponges,

and

sponges

with

a

nylon

surface

.

(Using

these

may

damage

the

surface

.)

•

Do

not

use

polishing

powder

on

anything

other

than

the

Pot

(stainless

steel

portion).

(Doing

so

may

damage

the

surfaces.)

• If

using

a

cloth

that

is

chemically treated,

do

not

scrub

forcefully

or

leave

it

on

the Multicooker

for

a

long

time.

(Doing

so

may

damage

the

surface

or

cause

chemical

changes

.)

•

Do

not

use

a dishwasher

or

dish-dryer.

(Doing

so

may

cause

discoloration.)

• After cleaning,

wipe

away

any

moisture

using

a

dry,

soft

cloth.

G)Wash

using

a

mild

kitchen

detergent

and

soft

sponge

or

similar

item.

@After

rinsing

thoroughly

with

water,

wipe

with

a

dry

soft

cloth.

• Do not begin cleaning the Lid,

Steam Basket and Pot until they

have cooled.

• Do not use the rough, scrubbing

side of the sponge.

• When washing the Lid, thoroughly

rinse with water to prevent

detergent from remaining.

(Alkaline components in the

detergent that remain may cause

the finish

of

the Lid to become

dull.)

• After cleaning the Steam Basket,

dry it well and carefully wipe off

any moisture on the Steam

Basket Handles and Leg Mounts.

Power

Cord

Wipe

with

a

dry

soft

cloth.

Heating Plate

Wipe

away

any

residue

with

a

warm,

well-wrung

soft

cloth.

• When residue is firmly adhered,

polish using sandpaper

of

about

400 grit.

• Do not splash the product with

water or immerse it in water.

(Doing so may cause malfunction.)

Control

Panel

Wipe

with

a

dry

soft

cloth.

Air

Vent

(Bottom of the Main Body)

Gasket

Wipe

with

a

well-wrung

soft

cloth.

Center Sensor

Wipe

with

a

well-wrung

soft

cloth.

When

foreign

matter

such

as

food

has

become

stuck,

remove

with

a

bamboo

stick.

Main

Body

G)Wipe

with

a

soft

cloth

immersed

in

diluted

mild

kitchen

detergent

and

wrung

well.

@Wipe

with

a

well-wrung

soft

damp

cloth.

Q)Wipe

dry

with

a

soft

dry

cloth.

Measuring

Cup

Wash

using

a

soft

sponge.

To

wash thoroughly,

use a mild kitchen

detergent.

Clean

the

Air

Vent

on

the

bottom

of

the

Main

Body

using

a

vacuum

cleaner.

(Once

a

month.)

Using the Multicooker with a clogged Air Vent may

cause the internal temperature to become

abnormally high, resulting in breakdown.

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23

CLEANING

AND

MAINTENANCE

(cont.)

Cleaning and Maintenance of the Pot

24

ec1ean

the

Pot

immediately

after

completion

of

cooking

using

mild

kitchen

detergent,

then

rinse

thoroughly

with

water.

If

difficult

to

clean,

refer

to

"If

the

Pot

is

Difficult

to

Clean"

below.

•

Do

not

clean

the

Pot

until

it

has

cooled.

Doing

so

may

cause

burns,

deformation

of

the

Pot,

or

breakage

of

the

Pot

Handles.

•

Cooked

food

left

in

the

Pot

for

a

long

period

of

time

can

cause

rusting

or

discoloration.

•

Do

not

leave

metallic

items

such

as

those

made

of

iron,

in

the

Pot.

Rust

from

the

metal

could

transfer

to

the

stainless

steel

surface,

causing

the

stainless

steel

itself

to

rust.

•

When

foreign

matter

such

as

food

become

stuck

in

the

Pot

Handles,

remove

with

a

bamboo

skewer

or

something

similar.

e

11

rice/quinoa

or

cooked

foods

become

difficult

to

remove,

fill

with

hot

water

and

allow

to

soak.

•

Wipe

off

any

moisture

after

cleaning.

•

If

the

Pot

is

left

unwiped

after

being

washed,

trace

amounts

of

minerals

(iron,

copper,

calcium,

magnesium,

etc

.)

contained

in

tap

water

can

become

adhered,

causing

stains

(such

as

white

spots

or

iridescent

discoloring)

to

remain

.

If the Pot is Difficult to Clean

Scorching/

extreme

residue

•

Scrub

using

a

soft

sponge

and

a

stainless

steel

cleanser.

Repeat

the

process

if

residue

is

difficult

to

remove

.

(Do

not

scrub

the

water

level

markings

rigorously

.)

White

spots

on

the

inner

surface

of

the

Pot

•Trace

amounts

of

minerals

(iron,

copper,

calcium,

magnesium,

etc.)

contained

in

tap

water

have

adhered

to

the

inner surface

of

the

Pot.

Because

these

are

components

included

in

water,

they

are

not

harmful

to

your

health.

Use

the

same

cleaning

method

mentioned

above

under

"Scorching /

extreme

residue".

Iridescent

discoloring

•

Fill

the

Pot

with

warm

water

(or

cool

water)

and

vinegar

(approx

.

10%

of

water)

and

leave

it

to

sit

for

a

while

before

pouring

out

the

water

and

washing

again.

The

Pot

has

turned

yellow

ec1ean

with

baking

soda

.

Do

not

add

baking

soda

to

hot

water

.

It

may

cause

the

water

to

boil

over

the

Pot.

Add

the

baking

soda

when

the

water

is

room

temperature.

Required

Cleaning

Time

Preheating

time

+

30

minutes

•

The

preheating

time

will

depend

on

the

amount

of

water.

<How

to

Clean>

G)Fill

the

Pot

with

water

and

baking

soda

(approx.

5%

of

water).

@Press

the

MENU

button

and

select "

SIMMER"

at

"LO

".

@Set

30

minutes

with

the

TIME

SETTING

button.

@Cover

with

Lid

and

press

the

START/CANCEL

button

.

@A

beep

sounds

and

"End

"

will

turn

on

in

the

Display

.

@Press

the

START/CANCEL

button.

(Z)Dispose

of

the

hot

water,

wash

the

Pot

with

mild

kitchen

detergent,

and

then

rinse

with

water.

Be

careful

of

hot

water

and

steam

when

disposing

of

the

hot

water

.

(Not

doing

so

may

result

in

burns.)

I

eThe

Pot

Handles

may

become

loose

over

use.

To

prevent

the

Pot

from

falling,

or

to

prevent

burns,

use

a

Phillips

head

screwdriver

to

tighten

the

screws

.

If

the

Pot

Handles

are

still

loose

after

tightening,

inquire

at

the

store

you

purchased

the

product

or

Zojirushi

Customer

Service.

Do

not

attempt

to

disassemble

the

product

yourself.

TROUBLESHOOTING

GUIDE

Please

check

the

following

points

before

calling for

service

.

Problems

Cause

(Points

to

check)

The buttons do not

operate:

The Pot does not heat

up (does not turn on):

• Is the Multicooker unplugged?

• Does the display show "E02"?

-+

pg. 27

• Does the display show "End"?

-+

Press the START/CANCEL button.

Food was put directly

into the Main Body:

• Putting food and liquids directly into the Main Body may cause malfunction. Contact the store

where you purchased the product or Zojirushi Customer Service.

There's a resinous

odor,

such as that of plastic:

•

When you use this product for the first time, there will be a resinous smell, such as that

of

plastic,

but the odor will lessen as you use the product.

The product makes

noise during

operation:

• The microprocessor (MICOM) makes a sound while adjusting the heat power of the Multicooker.

This does not indicate a problem.

• There is a spark-like noise when there is water left on the outside

of

the Pot.

-+

Please put the

Pot inside the Main Body only after wiping away any water droplets or other foreign

materials on the outside of the Pot.

• During and after use, squeaking sounds can be heard from the Main Body, Pot, and Lid.

When power failure

occurs:

• It too many appliances are used simultaneously, overload may occur and the breaker will cut off

the electricity.

-+

If another appliance is plugged in the same outlet as the Multicooker, unplug it

before resetting the breaker.

The

Power

Cord

gets

hot:

• Although the Power Cord may get hot when cooking, this is not abnormal.

The preheat time

is long:

• Did you use the Lid?

-+

Using the Lid will result

in

a shorter preheat time than if the Lid is

not used.

Food doesn't

saute/sear well:

• Is the preheating time long enough?

-+

Once preheating is complete, a beep will sound (2

short beeps sound 10 times) and

the~

display turns off. At this time, add ingredients

and start cooking.

• Make sure the Pot has not deformed.

• Are moisture

or

foreign materials adhered to the Heating Plate, the Center Sensor, the outside of

the Pot,

or

the inside

of

the Main Body?

-+

Please clean the product.

Food is burned

very badly:

• Has the Pot become soiled?

-+

Please clean the product.

It shuts off in the

middle of cooking:

• For safety reasons, a beep will sound approximately 2 hours after preheating has completed, and

cooking will automatically be terminated.

Does not cook

well:

Underdone/

overdone/soggy/

scorched:

Heat power is low:

• Make sure the Pot has not deformed.

• Are moisture

or

foreign materials adhered to the Healing Plate, the Center Sensor, the outside of

the Pot,

or

the inside

of

the Main Body?

-+

Please clean the product.

• Are settings for time and temperature, as well as water and ingredient amounts correct?

• Is the Pot tilted inside the Main Body?

• Are the seasonings clumped together and not mixed thoroughly?

Time display does

not change:

• Did you press the START/CANCEL button after setting the cooking time?

• The time setting will not change during preheating

(when~

is on

in

the Display). It will start

counting down once preheating is complete.

Boils over while

cooking:

• Make sure the Pot has not deformed.

• Are settings for time and temperature, as well as water and ingredient amounts correct?

• Was the Pot filled with too many ingredients?

Or

too much water or broth (soup)?

• Is the Main Body tilted?

Takes time to boil

or does not boil:

• Did you use the Lid?

-+

Using the Lid will help it boil faster than if the Lid is not used.

• Is the Pot

or

Heating Plate soiled?

-+

Please clean the product.

It shuts off in the

middle of cooking:

• For safety reasons, if the cooking time was not set, a beep will sound when approximately 24

hours has elapsed after preheating has completed, and cooking will automatically finish. When

HIGH is selected for the "SIMMER" menu, a beep will sound and cooking will automatically finish

after preheating has completed and approximately 2 hours of accumulated cooking time has elapsed.

Cooking time

cannot be set:

• The cooking time cannot be set when HIGH is selected for the "SIMMER" menu. Select LOW.

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26

TROUBLESHOOTING

GUIDE

(cont.)

Problems

Food is not

steamed:

• Did you use the Lid?

• Is the cooking time long enough?

• Has the Pot become soiled?

--+

Please clean the product.

• Did all the water evaporate?

--+

If all the water evaporates during cooking, a safety measure

may end cooking even with cooking time remaining. If you will be cooking for a long

period of time, add more water partway through cooking.

Time display does

not change:

• Did you press the START/CANCEL button after setting the cooking time?

•The

time setting will not change during preheating

(when~

is on

in

the Display). It will start

counting down once preheating is complete.

It shuts off in the

middle of cooking:

• For safety purposes, if the cooking time was not set, a beep will sound when approximately 2

hours has elapsed after preheating has completed, and cooking will automatically finish.

• Did all the water evaporate?

--+

If all the water evaporates during cooking, a safety measure

may end cooking even with cooking time remaining. If you will be cooking for a long

periods of time, add more water partway through cooking.

Does not cook

well:

White rice, brown

rice, and quinoa

are either too hard

or too soft:

• Did you use the Lid?

• Increase or reduce water by 1-2mm from the water level according to your preference.

• If the Multicooker is positioned on an uneven or tilted surface, the texture

of

the cooked

rice/quinoa may be too hard or too soft as the amount

of

water becomes inconsistent.

•The

texture of rice/quinoa varies depending on the brand of the rice/quinoa, where it was

harvested, and how long it was stored (new crop or old crop).

•The

texture of rice/quinoa varies depending on the room and water temperatures.

• Make sure the Pot has not deformed.

• Rice/quinoa may not have been cleaned sufficiently and too much bran may be left.

• Did you loosen the rice/quinoa after cooking was completed?

--+

Loosen the rice/quinoa

immediately after cooking is completed.

• Are moisture

or

foreign materials adhered to the Heating Plate, the outside

of

the Pot, or the

inside

of

the Main Body?

--+

Please clean the product.

• Did you use the correct amount of water?

• Did you measure using the included Measuring Cup?

White rice, brown

rice, and quinoa is

scorched:

•

Is

foreign materials adhered

to

the

bottom of

the

Pot or

the

Center Sensor?

-+

Please clean the product.

• Rice may not have been cleaned sufficiently and too much bran may be left.

• Did you use the correct amount of water?

• Make sure the Pot has not deformed.

• If you soak the rice for a long time, the bran may collect at the bottom, and the rice/quinoa will be

more easily scorched.

Boils over while

cooking:

• Rice may not have been cleaned sufficiently and too much bran may be left.

• Did you use the correct amount of water? Quinoa is particularly likely to boil over, be sure not to

use the wrong amount

of

water.

• Make sure the Pot has not deformed.

• Is the Main Body tilted?

White

rice,

brown

rice,

and

quinoa

stick

to

the

Pot:

• Rice/quinoa may stick to the Pot in some cases. If rice/quinoa is hard to remove, add hot water to

the Pot and leave for approximately 30 minutes before cleaning.

The Keep Warm

elapsed time

display is blinking:

•

In

the case of the "WHITE RICE" menu selection, the elapsed time of the Keep Warm mode will start

blinking after approximately 6 hours have passed. Please consume the rice

as

soon

as

possible.

• In the case

of

the "BROWN RICE" and "QUI NOA" menu selections, the elapsed time of the Keep

Warm mode will start blinking immediately after cooking is completed.

The surface of the

cooked rice/quinoa

is uneven:

• Depending on the heat convection while cooking, the surface of the finished rice/quinoa may look

uneven.

• Make sure the Pot has not deformed.

Does not cook

well:

• Did you add in the yogurt after preheating was completed

mTim turns off

in

the Display)?

•

Did

you

press

the

START/CANCEL

button

after

preheating

was

completed

(~turns

off

in

the

Display)?

• Did you use the Lid?

•

Use

plain

, unflavored yogurt

(containing

live

and

active yogurt cultures)

to

make yogurt. The yogurt

may

not

solidify if a different type of yogurt

is

used

.

• Use the yogurt immediately after the package is opened. The number of live bacteria in the

yogurt will fall after it has been opened, and the yogurt may not solidify well.

•This

product cannot be used to make yogurts that require low-temperature fermentation.

• Do not use the finished yogurt as a starter to make additional yogurt.

•The

yogurt may not solidify well if a yogurt is used

in

which the number of live bacteria has

decreased, such as due to heating.

• Use whole milk. The yogurt may not solidify if other types of milk are used, such as 2% milk, 1 %

milk, or skim milk.

•Thoroughly

mix the yogurt and milk together when you add the yogurt. The yogurt may not

solidify if insufficiently mixed.

Cause

(Points

to

check)

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DISPLAYS

AND

THEIR

MEANINGS

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Panel

Display

Cause

{Points

to

check)

Blank

Display:

•

If

power failure occurs during operation

(cooking,

Keep

Warm)

or

if

the

plug

is

removed,

the

Display

will

turn

off.

-+

When

this happens,

plug

it

back

in,

replace

with

new ingredients

and

restart from the beginning.

Odd

Display:

•

Unplug

the

Power

Cord

from

the electrical outlet

and

plug

it

in

again

.

• Indicates malfunction.

-+

Please contact the store where

you

purchased the Multicooker or

Zojirushi Customer Service.

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Default Display and Temperature/Time Setting Range for Each Menu

r

Default

Display

Setting

Range

Menu

Temperature

Time

Temperature

Time

SA UTE/SEAR

410°F No Display

410°F

-

350°F

-

SIMMER

LO 00m

LO 1 minute -

24

hours

HI

-

LOW/SLOW COOK

200°F 00m

200°F

1 minute -

24

hours

180°F

160°F

140°F

STEAM

No Display

00m

-

1 minute - 2 hours

WHITE RICE

No Display

1h00m

- -

BROWN RICE

No Display 1h40m

- -

QUINOA

No Display 50m

- -

YOGURT

No Display 4h00m

- -

'"

KEEP WARM

No Display No Display

- -

SPECIFICATIONS

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Rating

AC

120

V

60

Hz

Electric Consumption

1350W

Power Cord Length

2'

11"

(0.9

m)

External

Dimensions

<approx.

inch>

16-7/

8

(W)

x

14-7/

8

(D) x

10-7/

8

(H)

<approx.

cm>

43

(W)

x

38

(D)

x

27

.5

(H)

Weight

approx

.

17

lbs

.

(approx.

7.5

kg)

Temperature

Adjustment

Range

140-410°F

(60-210°C)

Heating Method

Direct

Heating

Cooking Capacity of Each

Menu Setting

(approx. L) [cup)

White

rice:

0.54-1.44

[3-8]

Brown

rice:

0.54-1.44

[3-8]

Quinoa:

0.

54-1

.

08

[3-6]

"

./

• 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.

• This product cannot be used

in

areas where power supply voltage or power supply frequency is different.

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