Cuckoo CRP-HN10 Fuzzy Series Operating Instructions Manual page 34

CHECK BEFORE ASKING
FOR SERVICE
If there is a problem with your cooker, check the following details before requesting service to your dealer. Sometimes
the cooker may not operate as desired if used incorrectly.
Case
When cannot turn to "Unlock".
When the top cover cannot
open although the Lock/Unlock
handle to "Unlock".
When the steam exhausted
between the top cover.
When the "Cancel" button
does not operated while
cooking.
When you hear weird noises
during cooking and warming
Brown rice is not germinated
properly
Check points
Did you turn the "Lock/Unlock" handle while
cooking?
Did you turn the "Lock/Unlock" handle
before exhausting steam perfectly?
Is there alien substance on the packing?
Is packing too old?
Is the inner pot hot?
Is there a wind blowing sound when
cooking the rice?
Is there a "Chi" sound when warming the
rice?
Does the amount of rice exceed the specified
maximum capacity?
Is the brown rice too old?
Do the following
Don't open the top cover while cooking. If you want
to open top cover while cooking, press the "Cancel"
button more than 2 seconds and exhaust the steam.
Pull the pressure handle to aside once and exhaust
the steam perfectly.
Because of the pressure.
Pull the pressure handle to aside once and exhaust
the steam perfectly.
Clean the packing with duster.
Keep to be clean near the packing.
If the steam is exhausted the top cover, please
power off and contact the service center and dealer.
Packing life cycle is 12 month, please replace the
packing per 1 year.
Keep pressing the "Cancel" button for 2 seconds for
safety reason if you like to cancel while cooking.
Be carefully of hot steam emission or hot contents
spattered from the automatic steam outlet when
cancelation.
This is the sound of the fan motor to cool
the internal parts. This is normal.
The "Chi" sound during the warming process is the
sound of IH cooker operating. This is normal.
Put the specified maximum capacity of brown rice.
Old rice or contaminated rice may mot be
germinated properly. (Refer to page 22)