To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Sharp KS-M102 not cooking the rice properly?
If your rice is not cooking properly in your Sharp Rice Cooker, ensure you are using the correct amounts of rice and water. Also, check that the lid is tightly closed and in good repair, and that the steam cap is securely installed. Finally, inspect for any foreign matter and replace faulty parts if necessary.
What to do if my Sharp KS-M102 Rice Cooker does not operate at all?
If your Sharp Rice Cooker isn't operating, first, ensure that the power cord is properly plugged into the AC outlet. If the WHT and BLU on PCB assembly are supplied with 220V a.c., repair the assembly or replace faulty parts. Other solutions include repairing the wire, replacing the cord reel assembly, replacing the thermistor assembly and faulty parts, or replacing the PCB assembly if needed.
Why is my Sharp KS-M102 Rice Cooker not cooking?
If your Sharp Rice Cooker is not cooking, you may need to replace the cooking heater assembly. Other possible solutions include repairing the wire, replacing the thermistor assembly, or replacing the PCB assembly.
Why is my rice watery when using the warm function on my Sharp KS-M102?
If your rice becomes watery when using the warm function on your Sharp Rice Cooker, ensure the lid is tightly closed and in good repair. Avoid keeping the rice warm for extended periods. Stir the rice occasionally. If the problem continues, you might need to replace the side heater, the thermistor assembly, or the PCB assembly.
Why is my rice dry when using the warm function on my Sharp KS-M102 Rice Cooker?
If your rice is too dry when using the warm function on your Sharp Rice Cooker, make sure the lid is tightly closed and in good repair, and that the steam cap is securely installed. Avoid keeping rice warm for extended periods. If the issue persists, consider replacing the side heater, the thermistor assembly, or the PCB assembly.
Why does my rice have burned parts when using Sharp Rice Cooker?
If your cooked rice has burned parts when using your Sharp Rice Cooker, make sure to clean the appliance properly and wash the rice thoroughly before cooking. If the issue persists, consider replacing the thermistor assembly or the PCB assembly.
What to do if my Sharp Rice Cooker warm function does not operate?
If the warm function on your Sharp Rice Cooker isn't working, you may need to repair the side heater or the wire. If that doesn't solve the problem, consider replacing the side heater, the thermistor assembly, or the PCB assembly.
Why does my Sharp Rice Cooker have water condensation on the inner lid?
If you notice water condensation on the inner lid of your Sharp Rice Cooker after cooking or while keeping rice warm, ensure the lid is tightly closed and in good repair. You may also need to repair the wire or replace the lid heater or the PCB assembly.
What to do if some keys are inoperable on my Sharp Rice Cooker?
If some keys on your Sharp Rice Cooker are inoperable, repair the assembly or replace faulty parts. If the issue persists, consider replacing the PCB assembly.
Why is the timer faulty on my Sharp Rice Cooker?
If your Sharp Rice Cooker's timer is faulty and not operating as programmed, try repairing the wire. If that doesn't resolve the issue, you may need to replace the PCB assembly.
General| Capacity | 1.0 L |
|---|---|
| Power Consumption | 450 W |
| Keep Warm Function | Yes |
| Inner Pot Material | Non-stick Coating |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Functions | Rice cooking, keep warm |
| Weight | 2.7 kg |
Step-by-step guide for setting and adjusting the digital clock display on the rice cooker.
Procedure for safely removing and replacing the power cord reel assembly.
Instructions for disassembling and removing the main body of the rice cooker.
Guide for detaching and removing the entire lid assembly from the rice cooker.
Steps to disassemble and remove the lid cover from the lid assembly.
Procedure for safely removing the heater plate assembly for replacement or repair.
Instructions for detaching and removing the thermistor plate assembly.
Steps to safely disconnect and remove the Printed Circuit Board (PCB) assembly.
Procedure for removing the outer pot from the main unit.
Guide for disengaging and removing the latch button mechanism.
Procedure for a basic cooking test using water to evaluate performance.
Detailed steps for conducting the simulated cooking test and observations.
Guidelines for evaluating the results of the simulated cooking test.
Essential checks and tests to perform after completing a repair on the rice cooker.
Diagnosing and resolving issues related to the main body and electrical circuits.
List of printed materials and packaging components for the rice cooker.
Catalog of replaceable mechanical components for the rice cooker.
