Brown Rice
Timer
Cooking
Timer
Porridge
Cake
Slow Cook
Steam
White/Sticky
11
Functions
Steam
Important Information
• If water evaporates completely, the electronic warm jar
beeps and automatically switches to the Keep Warm.
• Watch out for hot water left in the pan.
• In case of steaming food while cooking rice at the bottom,
maximum cooking capacity should be as follows:
Model No Cooking capacity
SR-TMH10 3 cups
SR-TMH18 6 cups
Preparations
• Add the required amount of water.
• Place foods to be steamed into the
steam basket.
• Close the lid.
• If you want to manually stop
steaming during cooking, press
Keep Warm
Off
button.
Correspondence between the amount of water and
time of steaming
Cooking time
Amount of water
SR-TMH18 SR-TMH10
Less than 10 minutes 1 measuring cup 1 measuring cup
10 ~ 30 minutes 2 measuring cups 2 measuring cups
30 ~ 60 minutes 4 measuring cups 3 measuring cups
Water
Steam
basket
Operations
(Cooking with the Steam function.)
Press
Menu
button to select Steam function.
• The
Start
indicator light fl ashes and 10M (10 minutes) will appear on LCD display (as the default steaming
time for Steam function).
1
Press
Cooking
Timer
button to set the cooking time as your desire.
• You can set the cooking time from 1 to 60 minutes (1 minute increment).
• Keeping the button pressed will make setting faster.
2
Press
Start
button.
• The
Start
indicator lights up and the steaming starts.
• After water is boiled, the LCD display will show remaining time in 1
minute decrement.
3
The cooking is over
• When cooking is over, the electronic warm jar beeps and automatically switches to the Keep Warm function
(The
Start
indicator turns off and the
Keep Warm
Off
indicator lights up automatically).
• However, we do not recommend using the Keep Warm function as it may affect the taste. Press the
Keep Warm
Off
button to exit the Keep Warm function and unplug the power plug.
Cooking
Timer
Steam
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