Tiger Products Co., Ltd JBA-T10W, JBA-T18W HOW to Cook Rice, Basic Parts Functions, Control Panel

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Basic Parts Functions

To press a key

Use the fi ngertip to press the keys fi rmly and make sure a short beep or a long beep is heard.

The [Cancel] key should be pressed slightly harder than any other keys in order to prevent accidental cancellation.

Control Panel

Keep warm lamp

Refer to the Display Unit

 

[Keep Warm] key

[Cancel] key [Menu] key

Start lamp

[Start] key

Timer lamp

[Timer] key

[Hour/Min] key

HOW TO COOK RICE

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STEP 1. Measure uncooked rice

Use only the measuring cup supplied with the rice cooker. The rice measure cup is equivalent to 6 oz. (0.18 L).

* For every cup of uncooked rice, it yields 2 cups of cooked rice on average.

Note: Follow the specifi ed volume of rice (see the specifi cations on page 29) or the rice may not cook properly. In particular, failure to observe the maximum volume may cause the rice to boil over or to cook improperly. (A cup equals approximately 0.18 liters.) See the specifi cation on Page 9 when you cook “Mixed rice”.

STEP 2. Wash rice by hand

Rice may be washed in the inner pan or in a separate bowl.

Wash rice in a short time until water becomes clear. Drain off water quickly. (Certain brand of rice does not recommend over-rinsing in order to retain its nutrients.)

Do not use hot water over 95°F (35°C) to wash rice.

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Display Unit

Menu

Plain rice

White rice only

Quick

White rice only, cooks a little faster than “Plain rice” function

Porridge

Use white rice only to make your porridge

Mixed rice

Cook with white rice, meat and vegetable

Sweet rice

Sticky type of rice, also known as sticky rice (Thai), or glutinous rice (Chinese)

Brown rice

Cooks whole grain type of rice

Multigrain rice

Cook with white rice and multigrain

Slow cook

Slow cooking only

Steam

Steam cooking only

STEP 3. Adjust water level

Place the inner pan on an even surface.

Adjust the water level accordingly to the scale marked on the inside of the inner pan.

Do not use hot water over 95°F (35°C) to cook.

Note: Cooking white rice with meat and vegetable, use water level mark [Plain rice].

Tip: Broth may be used to substitute with water.

Menu

Guideline for water

(see the scales inside the inner pan)

 

Plain rice / Quick /

Use the scale for "Plain rice" and adjust according

Multigrain rice / Semi

to personal preference.

polished rice / Mixed rice

 

 

Use the scale for “Porridge-soft” or “Porridge-hard”

Porridge

for soft and hard porridge.

Adjust to the middle of the two scales for mid-type

 

 

porridge.

e.g.: 3 cup of uncooked rice, add water to water level [Plain rice] 3.

Measuring cup

Spatula

Steam basket

Power Plug

Detachable power cord is not available for some model

Brown rice

Use the scale for “Brown rice” and adjust accord-

ing to personal preference.

 

Sweet rice

Use the scale for “Sweet rice” and adjust accord-

(Glutions rice)

ing to personal preference.

Sweet rice (Glutions rice

Adjust to the middle of “Plain rice” and “Sweet

and Nonglutions rice)

rice” (Use more water for “Sweet rice”).

Do not adjust water amount more or less than 2 oz from original water level marks.

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Contents 炊飯ジャー Important Safeguards Table of Contents Safety InstructionsParts Description Functions Basic Parts Functions HOW to Cook RiceControl Panel Display UnitPress Start key Set the inner pan into the rice cooker Plug the AC power cord into the AC outletMenu selection BeepQuick Rice Menu Plain Rice MenuPorridge Menu Mixed Rice MenuMultigrain Rice Menu Sweet Rice MenuBrown Rice Menu Press the Menu key and select an intended menu Clock SettingTimer Setting Keep warm elapsed time Keep WarmPress the Start key Stir and loosen the kept warm rice REHEATING5Beep-beep-beep Stir and loosen reheated rice evenlySlow Cooking Basic cooking procedureSteam Cooking Menu GuideSuggested Steaming Time Detaching and Installing the Steam Cap Cleaning MaintenanceCleaning the Heater Plate Wipe the power plug rice cooker plug and powerIf Rice does not Cook Properly TROUBLESHOOTING10Standard Cooking Time Case of Power Failure