Operating Instructions
Electric Thermo Pot Household Use
Model No. NC-SSA400
Thank you for purchasing the Panasonic product. y This product is intended for household use only.
y Please read these instructions carefully to use the product correctly and safely.
y Before using this product please give your special attention to “Safety Precautions” (P. EN2-EN4).
y Please keep this Operating Instructions and the warranty for future use.
Panasonic
y“ ”( SC2-SC4 )
Panasonic
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•JP2 JP4
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Table of Contents
Safety Precautions ....................................................................................................... |
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Part Names and Handling Instructions ........................................................................ |
EN5 |
How to use ................................................................................................................... |
EN7 |
Care & Cleaning.......................................................................................................... |
EN11 |
Troubleshooting.......................................................................................................... |
EN13 |
Replacement of Parts................................................................................................. |
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Specifications............................................................................................................. |
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Safety Precautions |
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For safety and in order to prevent property damage and the hazards to users and others, please read the following instructions strictly.
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z Do not let the unit fall over. Do not lift, tilt or shake the unit or carry it by the lid. |
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and the steam vent, causing burns if the unit falls over or is tilted. |
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z Do not pour in water above the maximum water level indication line. |
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If the appliance is overfilled, boiling water may be ejected. |
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z Do not close the lid by force. |
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zDo not boil anything other than water.
Do not heat tea bags, tea leaves, milk, alcohol or anything other than water which may cause it to spurt out hot liquid or steam and cause burns.
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z Do not block the steam vent. |
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Hot water can overflow causing burns. |
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z Do not throw away the remaining hot water |
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while the lid is attached. |
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If the lid comes off, hot water may splash |
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z Do not touch the steam vent. |
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z Close the lid securely. |
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EN2
Safety Precautions |
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WARNING
Power Cord
zNever do anything that might cause damage to the cord, power plug or body plug.
Do not damage them, modify them, place hot objects near to them, bend them, twist them, stretch them, place heavy objects on them, or bundle them together. If the unit is used when damaged, electrical short circuit or fire may cause.
‹If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by a special cord available from the manufacturer or an authorized service center (as described in the warranty).
Power cord
Power plug
Cord
Body plug
zDo not connect or disconnect the power plug or the body plug with wet hands.
This may cause electric shock.
zDo not allow infants access to the body plug.
You must pay special attention to prevent infants from putting the body plug into their mouths. This may cause electric shock or injury.
zDo not place small metal parts on the body plug.
This may cause electric shock, electrical short circuit or fire.
zMake sure the power plug is correctly inserted into the wall outlet.
If the power plug is inserted improperly it may cause electric shock or generate heat causing fire.
‹Do not use a damaged power plug or a connection in a loose outlet.
zDust off the power plug or the body plug regularly.
A build-up of dust on the plugs will attracts humidity, which could cause cable damage and the deterioration of insulation causing fire.
‹Remove the plugs and clean them with a dry cloth.
zUse a single outlet that matches the power rating of the unit.
Plugging multiple appliances into one outlet may generate heat and cause fire.
During use
z Do not immerse the unit in water or splash water over it.
y Do not supply water directly from the tap or place the unit in a sink where the bottom may get wet.
y Do not turn the unit upside down when the bottom is wet.
This may cause a short circuit and electric shock due to water enters the electrical parts in the main unit.
zNever disassemble, repair or modify the unit.
Any attempt to do so may cause the unit to operate abnormally and may cause fire or injury.
‹Please contact an authorized service center (as described in the warranty) for a check or repair.
zDo not use to store ice.
Condensation will occur, creating a potential source of electric shock and malfunction.
zDiscontinue using the appliance immediately when steam is ejecting over 15 minutes and it does not switch to keep-warm function.
This may cause burns.
‹Unplug the appliance immediately and contact an authorized service center (as described in the warranty) for a check or repair.
zUse a power outlet which is grounded.
y The power plug of this appliance is designed for a grounded outlet.
(Use of ungrounded power may cause a malfunction or electric shock due to electrical leakage.)
EN3
CAUTION
To Prevent Burns
z Do not place the unit on unstable surfaces.
The appliance may topple over causing burns.
z Do not open the lid or dispense hot water while boiling.
Splashing hot water or steam may cause burns.
z Do not rotate the unit while dispensing hot water.
Splashing hot water may cause burns.
z Do not touch the hot parts of the unit during use or shortly after use.
z Do not touch the lid opening lever when carrying the unit.
The lid may open causing burns and other injury.
z When opening or closing the lid, keep hands away from the steam.
z Wait until the unit is cooled down before cleaning.
A hot appliance may cause burns.
‹ When disposing hot water, be careful not to get burned.
Power Cord
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z When the unit is not in use, unplug the power plug from the wall outlet. |
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Deteriorating insulation may cause electric shock and/or fire. |
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z When unplugging the unit, pull by the power plug - not the cord. |
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zDo not use the unit on surfaces that can be affected by heat for a long time.
The unit may get discolored or break up.
zDo not place near walls or furniture.
Steam and heat could damage walls and furniture, causing a change in color and shape.
zDo not let water spill on the plugs of the power cord.
This may cause electric shock.
zReplace gasket if it discolors whitish. (õ. EN16)
Otherwise it may cause hot water to spill out when it is leaned or knocked down accidentally.
EN4
Part Names and Handling Instructions
Operation panel
LCD
Dispensing spout
Spotlight
Window rim
Rotating base (360 degrees)
When rotating the pot, do not allow the cord to wind around the unit.
Steam vent
Lid
Lid opening lever
Handle
Main unit
Inner container
Red floating ball
Water level indicator cannot be seen when water level is above the window rim.
Minimum water level mark
Mesh filter
(Replaceable part)
It may have come off from the bottom of the inner container.
Push it completely into the correct position. (õ. EN16)
Power cord
Power plug
Cord Body plug
EN5
Before you use this pot for the first time
Boil water and dispense it to clean the inner container and water flow pipe as below steps. (õ. EN7)
1Boil some water.
2Dispense the hot water.
3Empty the inner container via DRAIN mark.
How to set the ceramic filter
# Shake in water.
$ Set it at the back.
Fix with magnet
Heater surface
Handling
zDo not wash with detergent. (It causes remaining odor)
zDo not attach on heater surface. (It causes malfunction)
zDo not put it close to objects sensitive to magnetic force such as credit card.
How to Remove the Lid
#Press and lift the lid opening lever to open the lid.
How to close : Push until “click” sound.
$ Pull it up slantwise while pressing the lid lever.
Lid lever
How to set : Insert the lid slantwise.
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How to use
Boiling water |
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Pour in water with another container!
*MAX. WATER LEVEL
Do not fill water above maximum water level.
Boiling
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*Minimum water level
Fill the water higher than the minimum water level.
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( Press one time while water is ) being boiled, or press twice while water is being kept warm.
Extends the boiling time by about 7 minutes to reduce the chlorine by approximately 85 % in the water.
z Press key again to return
In case it does not start boiling automatically.
Press the button and the light will be on.
to normal boil.
When the unit is not in use
Unplug, and remove the lid. Pour out any remaining hot water
slowly via the DRAIN mark.
Lid release part
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Reboil
zIt is ideal to use boiling water for making coffee / tea / instant cup noodles etc.
EN7
Reboil
Connect the power plug after filling the water and closing the lid. (õ.EN7)
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Start of battery charging for cordless dispensing (sign for battery charging)
Light on
Press
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Light on
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Automatically locked in 10 seconds after dispensing is finished.
(Displayed temperature is indicative)
When change the setting of keepwarm temperature (õ. EN9) When adjust the temperature suitable for tea (õ. EN9)
Volume of water dispensed varies depending on degree of pressing and dispensing time.
Dispensing period (Amount of time press continuously)
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*1 Full water volume may not be indicated if frequently dispensed.
z Indication light turns off and cannot dispense hot water after 8-10 hours even not dispensed.
Water temperature drops to approximately 90 ºC in 3 hours after boiling at room temperature 20 ºC. * Temperature falls quicker if water volume is smaller.
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How to use Keep-warm Function Timer
Keep-warm Function
Notice
zThe keep-warm temperature or
the timer can be set while the water is being boiled or being kept warm.
zAfter power is restored in the event of a power and LCD failure, the keep-
warm temperature will be automatically set to “90”, even if the timer or the “98” or “80” keep-warm function was previously selected.
Make the water suitable
for brewing tea.
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(Healthy Tea)
zEnergy can be saved if keep-warm temperature is lower.
zApproximately 80 ºC of water is the suitable for natural leaf tea.
When the unit will not be used for a short time, such as when you go out for a day...
Setting the timer
zWhile setting the timer, the electrification of heater stops.
Setting the energy saving
zControl the heater according to the usage. Heater is on at the time
interval when it is reached dispensing time and it will be turned off automatically to save the energy on keep-warm function.
zThis is recommended when dispense time is regularly fixed.
peep peep peep peep
Notifies when boiled key ( Setting of warm keep )
temperature does not vary.
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Energy Saving |
Healthy Tea |
Each time key is
pressed, “s”mark will shift to the next choice and change the keepwarm temperature.
Time required to reach the settled preset temperature
keep-warm : approx. 4.5 hours
keep-warm : approx. 3 hours
Amount of water: Maximum
(Room temperature: 20 ºC ) Initial keep-warm setting: 90
After a short time, water will be kept warm at approximately 80 ºC.
When the water will start boiling 8 hours later
Each time key is
pressed, the light will shift to the next choice.
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Remaining time will be indicated on 1 hour base.
When cancel the timer, press key again
8 hours later, timer will turn off and water starts boiling
When the water reaches the boiling temperature, keep-warm function starts at the settled temperature.
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Caution
While Energy Saving is set, boiling starts automatically at dispensing time.
Circuit breaker may be tripped if used together with other equipment in a same line.
<Example for energy saving>
Time for boiling up
After filled water : approx. 41 min. From 98 keep-warm : approx. 14.5 min. From 90 keep-warm : approx. 16.5 min. From 80 keep-warm : approx. 20.5 min.
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Caution
A lot of steam may occasionally come up.
z Once start using, it will record the time interval when hot water is dispensed.
zAfter using for a week, it will automatically increase the keep-warm temperature according to the record of the week before.
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(Water temperature of approximately 60 ºC is maintained as the lowest.)
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EN10
Care & Cleaning |
Daily |
Clean with |
Maintenance |
Citric Acid |
(Before cleaning, be sure to disconnect the power plug from outlet, dispense water and cool down the unit.)
Main unit and lid
Clean with a damp, well-wrung cloth.
z Do not wet or soak the main unit in water.
( If water enters the main unit from the bottom or ) from the dispensing spout, it can also get into the electrical components in the main unit and may cause a malfunction.
zDo not use detergents. (They may leave an odor.)
zDo not use benzine or thinner. (They may damage the surface.)
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About “Scale”
While you are using this unit, minerals contained in the water (like calcium) can get stuck on the inner container or on the mesh filter. This is called “scale”, and it is harmless.
zMilky-white gritty surface (caused by calcium)
zWhite or glittering floating material (crystals of minerals)
zDiscoloration in the finish like dark brown, gray, or green areas
(metallic ion made on the fluororesin covering)
These are not discoloration or corrosion of the inner container itself, nor are they flakes from the fluororesin covering.
Clean the inner container using citric acid. (õ. EN12)
Ceramic filter
Shake in water roughly every few months, and scrub the surface with soft sponges.
zDo not wash with detergent. (It causes odor remain)
zDo not use dishwasher with dryer or dish dryer. (It causes deformation)
Mesh filter
Clean the filter with a brush.
When filter is clogged, water does not flow smoothly.
* After cleaning the filter, be sure to reattach it to the inner container.
When storing the unit
zDry it thoroughly.
zPut it into a plastic bag and seal the bag to keep insects from getting in.
EN11
Once every two or three months to clear scale.
How to clean with citric acid
1 Make sure that the mesh filter is attached to the inner container.
2 Put citric acid in the inner container.
z Amount of citric acid to be used at one time:
Citric acid
80 g (two packages) or seven level tablespoons.
For citric acid, please contact an authorized service center (as described in the warranty). (Model No: SAN-80N)
*Follow the directions for cleaning printed on the citric acid package.
*Since the citric acid used for cleaning is a food additive, it is harmless to humans.
3 Add water to the maximum water level mark, and mix the citric acid and water well. Close the lid.
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5 Dispense some water, then unplug, remove the lid and drain away the hot water via the DRAIN mark. (õ. EN7)
6 Refill with water and boil it to remove the smell of the citric acid. Then throw the hot water away in the same way as step 5.
zTo remove any discoloration from the area above the maximum water level, rub the inside lightly with a wet soft sponge.
zIf the discoloration cannot be removed by rubbing, clean the inner container several times using citric acid.
zWhen washed without removing ceramic filter, wash the ceramic filter under running water and fix it in the inner container. Boil water and drain away.
Requests
zMake sure only use citric acid for thermo pot washing.
zDo not fill water above maximum water level.
zFill the inner container only with tap water (do not fill with hot water). Hot water may spout out causing burns.
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EN12
Troubleshooting |
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If...
White or glittering flakes floating in the hot water.
Rough milky white substances are adhered to inner container.
Boiling sounds become louder.
Hot water has odors of chlorine.
Hot water has an unpleasant odor.
Hot water comes out by itself.
Hot water does not flow out smoothly.
Hot water does not dispense.
Plastic part of the lid is damaged.
Possible cause
zThe cause of this is “scale”. It is not flakes of fluororesin.
* Water with a large content of minerals is more likely to cause a scale.
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y Mineral water y Lonized water
zWhen “scale” adhered, boiling sounds become louder.
zOdors of chlorine remain depending on the amount of chlorine in tap water.
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zThe mesh filter may be clogged with “scale”.
zWhen scale is accumulated in the inner container and remaining hot water is low, hot water does not flow out smoothly.
zImmediately after boiling, hot water may not flow out smoothly.
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zTo prevent overheating, this is activated when it boils without water.
yIs water filled higher than minimum water level mark?
yIs the lid left opened when water is filled ?
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The temperature indication is still on when it is unplugged.
zYou poured in water directly from a tap and splash water on the unit.
zYou put the unit on the sink and caused its bottom wet.
zYou turned the unit upside down with its bottom wet.
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zInside lid may turn yellow, but no harm for operation.
z“Clickety-clack” sound caused when open and close the lid is the sound caused by the valve swing to prevent the hot water run off when the unit fall over in accident.
zOutside body becomes approximately 45 ºC while keep-warm when the room temperature is high.
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z This is malfunction of the sensor. Please contact an authorized service
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Replacement of Parts
Rubber gasket set |
Mesh filter |
Replace gaskets if they crack, lose their pliancy or, for any other reasons which allow steam to escape from between the inner container and the lid.
Lid cover
Set gasket
Remove lid, unscrew 3 tapping screws and remove the lid cover.
Exchange the gaskets and then place the lid cover back and secure with the tapping screws.
Replace the filter, when foreign matter which clog the filter cannot be removed, even after you scrub with a cleaning brush, etc.
Ceramic filter
Rough replacement period : 1 year
For replacement parts, please contact an authorized service center (as described in the warranty).
Part name |
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Rubber gasket set |
APH65-61300S |
Mesh filter |
APB97-48000U |
Ceramic filter |
APC58H667-0U |
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Specifications
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*1 : Full of water, where room temperature is 23 °C.
*2 : Full of water, where room and water temperature are 20 °C.
zPrescribed performance may not be maintained in particular areas such as highland or extremely cold region.
zDrain water if not used such as during winter. Remaining water may freeze and damage parts.
zPower consumption while keeping warm will be changed by following user environment.
zThis product is not suitable for use in countries or regions of differing mains frequency or voltage. Moreover, service is not available.
Checks Check your well-used electric thermo pot!
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