Why won't the pilot light on my Rinnai RER-55AS Rice Cooker?
If the pilot light on your Rinnai Rice Cooker won't light, it could be due to a few reasons. First, check that the main gas supply is turned on by trying to light another gas appliance. If the gas supply is on, make sure you are following the correct lighting procedure. If the gas supply line is damaged, contact an authorised service representative.
What to do if the main burner shuts off before the rice is completely cooked in my Rinnai RER-55AS Rice Cooker?
If the main burner shuts off before the rice is fully cooked in your Rinnai Rice Cooker, it might be due to several reasons. Ensure you are using the correct amount of water for the rice volume. Also, check for any contamination on the thermal sensing surfaces and clean them if necessary. Make sure that the rice pot, drip pan, and heat shroud are correctly positioned.
How to prevent my Rinnai RER-55AS Rice Cooker from boiling over?
To prevent your Rinnai Rice Cooker from boiling over: * Ensure you are using the correct ratios of water and rice. * Wash the rice before cooking to reduce the starch content, or try cooking without the lid.
What to do if the pilot and main burner shut off while cooking in my Rinnai Rice Cooker?
If the pilot and main burner shut off while cooking in your Rinnai Rice Cooker, it could be due to spillage on the pilot unit. Clean the pilot unit with a soft brush and warm soapy water, then dry it thoroughly. Another possible cause is low gas supply pressure, in this case check the gas line for proper size, ensure that ball valves are fully open, and check for a supply fault with your local gas supplier.
Why won't the main burner light on my Rinnai Rice Cooker, even though the pilot is lit?
If the main burner won't light on your Rinnai Rice Cooker, but the pilot is lit, it could be because the heat shroud and pot are not correctly in place. Check their alignment. Also, make sure you are following the correct lighting procedure.
Why is there a short flame on the main burner of my Rinnai RER-55AS Rice Cooker?
A short flame on the main burner of your Rinnai Rice Cooker could be caused by low gas supply pressure. Check that the gas supply valves are fully open.
What to do if the main burner on my Rinnai RER-55AS Rice Cooker does not shut off automatically?
If the main burner on your Rinnai Rice Cooker does not shut off automatically, ensure that the rice pot, drip pan, and heat shroud are correctly positioned.
Why is there a humming noise when the main burner is on in my Rinnai RER-55AS?
A humming noise when the main burner is on in your Rinnai Rice Cooker can be due to the gas pressure being set too high.
Why does the rice pot in my Rinnai RER-55AS discolour?
Discolouration of the rice pot in your Rinnai Rice Cooker can occur if rice or water is left in it for a long period. Clean the rice pot regularly immediately after cooking.
Why is white aluminium oxide forming in and on the pot of my Rinnai Rice Cooker?
White aluminium oxide forming in and on the pot of your Rinnai Rice Cooker is likely because the rice pot was washed in a dishwasher. Do NOT wash the pot or any other components in an automatic dishwasher, and be sure to remove all oxide before use.
Mandatory requirements for installation and servicing by authorized personnel.
Key safety advice for appliance operation, including unattended use and aerosol use.
Immediate actions to take if a gas leak is detected and gas supplier contact.
Guidelines for safe storage of flammable materials and gas cylinders near the appliance.
Step-by-step procedure for igniting the pilot and main burners.
Instructions for safely shutting off the appliance and gas supply.
Guide for preparing rice, detailing water/rice ratios and cooking times.
Ensuring proper alignment of heat shroud and pot for safe cooking.
Instructions for daily cleaning of sensors and components, avoiding abrasives.
Minimum clearances from combustible materials and overhead structures.
General| Brand | Rinnai |
|---|---|
| Model | RER-55AS |
| Category | Rice Cooker |
| Language | English |
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