Why is my rice mushy in Proctor-Silex Kitchen Appliances?
If your rice is mushy when using the Proctor-Silex Kitchen Appliance, it's likely because too much liquid was added to the cooking pot. To fix this, simply reduce the amount of liquid you're using.
What to do if rice is not cooked in Proctor-Silex 60-Cup Rice Cooker Kitchen Appliances?
If your rice is not cooked when using the Proctor-Silex Kitchen Appliance, here are a few potential causes and solutions: * Not enough water/cooking liquid: Follow package directions or see Rice Cooking Chart for more information. * Cooking pot is not seated properly: Carefully place cooking pot straight down in base. Make sure cooking pot is securely seated by rotating the pot left and right. * Cooking pot is bent or warped: To replace cooking pot, call the toll-free customer assistance number listed on page 2 of this guide.
Explains safety guidelines, including hazard symbols and warnings for safe appliance operation.
Provides critical instructions to prevent electrical shock, emphasizing grounding and proper plug use.
Warns about burn risks associated with hot cooker contents and advises on safe handling.
Detailed steps for cooking rice, from adding ingredients to unplugging the unit after use.
Troubleshooting steps for when the rice cooker fails to power on, checking plug and outlet.
Solutions for uncooked rice, including water levels, pot seating, and checking for warping.
General| Capacity | 60 cups |
|---|---|
| Power | 1000 Watts |
| Type | Rice Cooker |
| Keep Warm Function | Yes |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Color | White |
| Features | Automatic Keep Warm |
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