Loading ...
Loading ...
Loading ...
4 Add water to the level indicated on the scale inside the inner pot that corresponds to the
number of cups of rice used. Then smooth the rice surface. (Fig. 3)
For instance, if you cook 2 cups of rice, add water up to the 2-cup level indicated on the scale.
Note: The level marked inside the inner pot is just an indication; you can always adjust the water level and
your own preference.
5 Press the release lever to open the lid.
6 Put the inner pot in the rice cooker. Check if the inner pot is in proper contact with the
heating element (Fig. 4).
Make sure that the outside of the inner pot is dry and clean and that there is no foreign residue on
the heating element or the magnetic switch.
The rice cooker will not operate without the inner pot or when the pot is not properly in contact
with the heating element.
7 Close the lid of the rice cooker, put the plug in the wall socket and switch on the mains.
You will hear a beep.
8 Press the COOK/QUICK button (Fig. 5).
, The cook light goes on and the cooking process starts.
, You can switch to quick cooking within the rst 5 minutes of the cooking process by pressing
the COOK/QUICK button twice.
, The display counts down in minutes (10, 9, 8 etc.) during the last 10 minutes of the cooking
process.
, When the cooking process is nished, you will hear a beep. The cook or quick light goes out
and the keep-warm/reheat light starts to burn continuously to indicate that the rice cooker
has automatically switched to the keep-warm mode (Fig. 6).
The table below shows the approximate cooking time of each function. The actual cooking time may
vary depending on voltage, room temperature, humidity and amount of water used.
Function Approximate cooking time
(minutes)
Approximate time until ready
(minutes)
Regular 30-40 10
Quick 20-30 10
Congee 30-240 not applicable
Reheat 23 20
9 Open the lid and stir the rice to loosen it (Fig. 7).
For the best results, do this just after the rice cooker has switched to keep-warm mode. Then close
the lid rmly. Stirring the rice allows excess steam to escape. This will give ufer rice.
10 Press the OFF button to cancel the cooking process, the preset setting or the keep-warm
mode. The cook light will start to blink (Fig. 8).
The rice cooker has a backup memory that retains the last selected mode, function and settings in
case of a power failure. If the power supply is restored within 2 hours, the interrupted cooking
process will continue or the timer function will be reactivated.
Always press the OFF button before unplugging the appliance, as otherwise the last selected
function and settings will resume when the rice cooker is plugged in again.
11 Unplug the rice cooker to switch it off.
8
Loading ...
Loading ...
Loading ...