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Question: I bought this rice cooker in US (110V). We are moving to Germany next month. is it compatible to be used in Germany? (220V)?
Document: I bought this rice cooker in Feb 2013 after reading many good reviews and throwing away 2 other cheaper ones. Initially everything went good. I thought it was the right one. However, less than 6 month later, rice turns yellow and smells really bad. I spent almost $300 for a junk !
This is notwithstanding the fact that this dealer who sold it to me sells tens if not hundredths of Brand New Zojirushi products daily on eBay. He indicated that Zojirushi would not warranty any of their products bought on eBay. Talk about manufacturer standing by their products. He even made a moronic claim that Zojirushi Rice Cooker could not have been defective since all their cookers have been FDA tested, approved and certified safe for the US consumers.
This is my first "modern" rice cooker, I have used my traditional steam rice cooker from Taiwan, that had been 14 years. I own this machine about a month now, used mix setting and also the GABA brown rice setting. The machine had met my expectation, cook rice fluffy and taste good. We like rice softer so I usually add little more water than the standard.
I went back and forth for about a month due to our family has never paid more than $30.00 for a rice cooker. I always thought: why would you?Well I lived in Japan for 7 years and love rice but still used the cheapo rice cookers. My wife is from the Philippines so we eat rice 8 days a week. :)This came in last night and I surprised my wife by having the rice ready.
I purchased it in January 2011. The cooker has been used 2-4 times a week for the past 16 months. Everything worked great until this morning. The unit would not power up (the display still worked). A board needs to be replaced, and warranty is only 1 year.So, the cost came to be about 16 dollars a month. I am now waiting to hear about the cost of the new board.
We make rice almost everyday. Usually we alternate brown rice one day and white rice the next. This is the best brown rice cooker we have ever used. It will take longer, but it comes out perfect each and every time.
Before this I never used a rice cooker which was more than $15. Mom hated the cheap rice cookers so that I bought this to please her. This is such a good product that it cooks different kinds of rice much much tasty than the cheap ones. If you never try it you won't never know how good cooked rice could be. You get what you paid for, this product is worth every penny.
I have used this 10-cup rice cooker for about 7 months. Bought it from Amazon in Jan 2013, started using it Feb.Rice spoils after 24 hours in Regular Keep Warm mode, faster if in Extended Keep Warm. Rice turns color and starts smelling funny after the first night in Keep Warm, and after 24 hours must go to the garbage.
My review is for its look, not for quality or functionality. So one star only for at least changed color from white, pink, or flowery to grey, close to stainless steel color.Unlike most reviewers, I have used fuzzy logic rice cooker for more than 18 years. I bought the National brand - now called Panasonic "The brand Japanese trust" for about $125 in 1991-2. I like almost everything about it, most importantly the consistent quality of rice coming out of it.
In our experience, that means every 6 months. That's jut not acceptable, in 18 months we will have spent the same amount as would we have bought a new cooker again! And yes, we have, of course, only used nonstick friendly utensils. If anyone has come across a cooker that doesn't peel like this please let me know as I would love to buy it!
Answer: The nameplate on mine says 120 volts so no it shouldn't be connected to 220 volts