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Cleaning and Maintenance
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Removing and attaching the steam cap
Removing the steam cap
1
Insert your nger into the hole
in the lid and lift the steam cap
upward.
Steam cap
Note
● Be careful of the hot steam contained in the
steam cap immediately after cooking.
2
Flip the steam cap over and
remove the cap lid as shown in
the gure below.
(2) Open
(1) Push
(3) Remove
This part is not
removable; do not
attempt to remove it.
Attaching the steam cap
1
Hook the cap lid onto the cap.
Cap lid
Cap body
Align here
to hook
2
Push the lid until you can hear it
clicks.
3
Attach the cap lid securely onto
the cap body.
Installing the steam cap gaskets
Set the gaskets securely onto the steam cap as
shown in the gure below. If the gaskets are not
set securely, they can become loose and this may
result in problems due to steam leaking out, etc.
Note
● Do not remove the O-ring. If it is removed, set it back
in place securely.
If it is dicult to attach, slightly moisten the O-ring with
water to make it easier to attach.
Small gasket
Large gasket
Steam
cap
O-ring
Removing odors
(When odors remain in the rice cooker)
The following procedure should be performed if odors become bothersome.
Caution
● Be careful of the hot inner pot and rice cooker after cleaning. Touching them may result in burns.
Rice cooker
1
Fill the inner pot to about 70
to 80% with water, select the
“Plain/White” menu and press
the [Start] key.
Conrm that the Keep Warm
lamp is on and press the
[Cancel] key.
Note
● If odors become bothersome, use about 20 g of
citric acid added to the water for more eective
deodorizing.
It may be impossible to remove some odors
completely. In this case, contact the place of
purchase.
2
Wash the inner pot, inner lid,
and steam cap with a standard
kitchen detergent, and then
rinse suciently with water.
3
Allow the rice cooker and all
parts to dry in a well-ventilated
location.
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