R
RF
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
Hi Experts,
I have an 10-cup Aroma ricemaker that has some
problems. It is off the warranty and I want to get
it running again, even though it's not a good
product - better than none.
The major problem I have is opening it up. The
case is all plastic and it's impossible to see
where the clips are without breaking the case
open. The major problem is that the water
overflowed in the pot. I switched it off
immediately and later noticed that there were
trickles coming from the small openings at the
base of the case. I'm concerned that the element
has been damaged and I need to open the case up
and clean everything up.
Aroma refused to tell me how to open the case.
TIA
PS I discovered also that the 10-cups are about 6
standard cups. Apparently the crooked politicians
cooperated with the rice industry to impose that
law on the public.
I have an 10-cup Aroma ricemaker that has some
problems. It is off the warranty and I want to get
it running again, even though it's not a good
product - better than none.
The major problem I have is opening it up. The
case is all plastic and it's impossible to see
where the clips are without breaking the case
open. The major problem is that the water
overflowed in the pot. I switched it off
immediately and later noticed that there were
trickles coming from the small openings at the
base of the case. I'm concerned that the element
has been damaged and I need to open the case up
and clean everything up.
Aroma refused to tell me how to open the case.
TIA
PS I discovered also that the 10-cups are about 6
standard cups. Apparently the crooked politicians
cooperated with the rice industry to impose that
law on the public.
