The document provides information about parts of a rice cooker, including:
1. The switch assembly controls the rice cooker's operation automatically.
2. The outer lid assembly covers the aluminum pan and the body assembly holds the outer lid and label.
3. Other parts include the power cord, cast and mica heaters which produce heat, a thermal fuse for overheating protection, and a fluoro pan which holds the rice.
The document also lists potential trouble cases for a rice cooker not working and the corresponding inspections and remedies, such as checking for a blown light bulb or faulty internal connections if the rice cooker has power but does not heat.
The document provides information about parts of a rice cooker, including:
1. The switch assembly controls the rice cooker's operation automatically.
2. The outer lid assembly covers the aluminum pan and the body assembly holds the outer lid and label.
3. Other parts include the power cord, cast and mica heaters which produce heat, a thermal fuse for overheating protection, and a fluoro pan which holds the rice.
The document also lists potential trouble cases for a rice cooker not working and the corresponding inspections and remedies, such as checking for a blown light bulb or faulty internal connections if the rice cooker has power but does not heat.
The document provides information about parts of a rice cooker, including:
1. The switch assembly controls the rice cooker's operation automatically.
2. The outer lid assembly covers the aluminum pan and the body assembly holds the outer lid and label.
3. Other parts include the power cord, cast and mica heaters which produce heat, a thermal fuse for overheating protection, and a fluoro pan which holds the rice.
The document also lists potential trouble cases for a rice cooker not working and the corresponding inspections and remedies, such as checking for a blown light bulb or faulty internal connections if the rice cooker has power but does not heat.
The document provides information about parts of a rice cooker, including:
1. The switch assembly controls the rice cooker's operation automatically.
2. The outer lid assembly covers the aluminum pan and the body assembly holds the outer lid and label.
3. Other parts include the power cord, cast and mica heaters which produce heat, a thermal fuse for overheating protection, and a fluoro pan which holds the rice.
The document also lists potential trouble cases for a rice cooker not working and the corresponding inspections and remedies, such as checking for a blown light bulb or faulty internal connections if the rice cooker has power but does not heat.
BARRIOS 10-ARIES EPAS 5-6 WHAT I KNOW 1.D 2.C 3.D 4.B 5.D
WHAT’S IN
WHAT’S NEW 1.ACTIVATES 2.STEAM 3.WARM 4.FLUORO PAN 5.THERMOSTAT 6.LABEL 7.HOLDER 8.RICE COOKER 9.DEVICE 10.OUTER LID WHAT I CAN DO
PARTS FUNCTION
1.SWITCH ASSEMBLY A part of a rice cooker that controls the whole
operation automatically.
2.Outer Lid Assembly One of the major parts of a rice cooker and which serves as a wife of an aluminum pan, because this part is responsible to cover the bowl or an aluminum pan
3.Power Cord a cord that temporarily connects an electrical
appliance to an electrical power term is generally used for cables using a power plug to connect to a single phase
4.Body Assembly A part of a rice cooker in which the label is
usually found and the holder of the outer lid assembly.
5.Cast Heater a part of a rice cooker that produces heat to
the aluminum pan which serves as a heating element of the rice cooker.
6.Mica Heater It consists of an etched foil sandwiched
between layers of mica. It is installed by clamping to heat sinks, mica heater provides the ultimate temperature and wattage capability for fast warm-up.
7.Thermal Fuse A cut-off device which uses a one-time fuse
link. Unlike the thermostat which automatically resets itself when temperature drops, the thermal fuse is more like an electrical fuse.
8.Fluro Pan A part of a rice cooker where the rice is placed
for cooking.
9.Thermostat Assembly a heating system device that automatically
responds to temperature changes and activates switches controlling the equipment. CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2
ASSESSMENT 1.A 2.A 3.A 4.B 5.C
II. Direction:
TROUBLE CASE INSPECTION REMEDY
No power If there is a thermal If the rice cooker goes If you encounter a
cutoff, the rice cooker over a certain thermal cutoff, it’s will not heat up at all threshold of best to have your rice no matter what temperature, the cooker checked by a thermal fuse is there certified electrician. to ensure it won’t catch fire.
Doesn’t light If you notice that your light bulbs are blown You can get them rice cooker heats up out. replaced. properly but question that the light isn’t indicating whether the rice is in cook mode or keep warm mode, then your light bulbs are blown out.
With power but If your rice cooker is It may have a problem Look into the cooker doesn’t heat still not switching on if with its internal and check internally you press the cook circuits and for faulty connections. button connections With power but If your rice cooker is It may have a problem Look into the cooker doesn’t heat still not switching on if with its internal and check internally you press the cook circuits and for faulty connections. button connections
