IPC-600D - Frying Pan Imarflex - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Electric Pressure Cooker
Brand	Imarflex
Model	IPC-600D
Rated Voltage	230 V ~ 60 Hz
Power Consumption	1000 W
Max. Rice Capacity	12 cups
Max. Food Level	4/5 of inner pot height
Cooking Functions	Rice, Roasting/Cake, Slow Cooking/Congee, Stew, Beef, Soup, Bean, Tendon, Porridge, Fish, Pizza, Baby's Food, Thawing, Frying
Display	LED digital display
Control Panel	MENU, UP+/DOWN-, PRESET, OFF/KEEP WARM
Safety Features	Floating valve, pressure release valve, safety lock, overheating protection
Included Accessories	Inner pot, steamer, measuring cup, soup ladle, spatula, dew collector
Inner Pot Material	Non-stick metal (estimated)
Cleaning & Maintenance	Removable inner pot and cover, washable rubber gasket
Usage	Household only
Error Codes	E1 (sensor open circuit), E2 (sensor short circuit), E3 (overheating), E4 (signal switch malfunction)

Frequently Asked Questions - IPC-600D Imarflex

How do I open the cover of the IPC-600D?

Hold the handle firmly and slide the cover clockwise to the clamping position, then lift it. Ensure the floating valve has sunk before opening.

What is the maximum amount of rice I can cook?

The maximum rice capacity is 12 cups. Use a standard ratio of 1 cup rice to 1 cup water, but adjust depending on rice type.

How do I clean the pressure release valve?

Lift the Pressure Release Valve and clean the holes with a soft brush to ensure smooth steam flow. Push it down and return to cover.

What does error code E1 mean?

E1 indicates an open circuit of the sensor. Contact an authorized service center for repair.

Can I cook soup in this pressure cooker?

Yes, select the Soup function using the MENU button. Default time is 15 minutes, adjustable.

How do I use the Keep Warm function?

After cooking, the unit automatically switches to Keep Warm. You can also press OFF/KEEP WARM once after plugging in to activate it manually.

How do I release steam after cooking?

Turn the Pressure Release Valve to EXHAUST position. For liquid foods like soup, do not move the valve; wait for natural pressure release.

Why is the floating valve not rising?

This usually means the amount of food and water is below the minimum level. Ensure the inner pot is filled to at least 1/5 of its height.

How do I clean the inner pot?

Lift the Inner Pot and wash it with soap and water. Dry thoroughly before returning to the base unit.

Is the IPC-600D suitable for commercial use?

No, this appliance is intended for household use only and not for business purposes.

USER MANUAL IPC-600D Imarflex

SPECIFICATION:

MODEL NO. : IPC-600D

RATED VOLTAGE : 230Va.c. 60Hz

POWER CONSUMPTION : 1000 Watts

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARD:

When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be followed, including the following:

1. Read all instructions carefully.
2. Do not use the Pressure Cooker next to devices, which react sensitively to magnet (e.g. radios, TV, cassette recorders, etc.).
3. Keep curtains, furniture, flammable materials, etc. away from the Pressure Cooker and from the convenience outlet where the Pressure Cooker is plugged.
4. Before using the Pressure Cooker, check if the voltage indicated corresponds with the convenience outlet (230Va.c.)
5. Do not use any appliance with a damaged cord or plug. If the cord is damaged it should be replaced with the same type and size or bring the Pressure Cooker to the nearest Authorized Service Center.
6. Do not use two-way socket with other appliance.
7. This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliances by person responsible for their safety.
8. The amount of water or food added to the inner pot should be determined in line with step 2 in the section "HOW TO USE".
9. Do not damage the seal belt or replace it with other rubber belt or tension belt.
10. Do not open the lid with force until the floating valve falls down.
11. Do not put any weight on the pressure relief valve or replace it with other substitutes.
12. Do not heat the inner pot on other thermal sources or have it replaced with other cookers.
13. Do not disassemble the unit by yourself or make any replacement with the accessories.
14. For household use only, not intended for any business purposes.

REMINDER: Please do not forget to fill-up and send the warranty card.

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

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    L["Power Source L"] --> M["Motor M"]
    M --> T1["Temperature-Limeter T1"]
    T1 --> R1["R1"]
    R1 --> WmterT2["Warmer T2"]
    WmterT2 --> P["Pump Pressure Switch SP"]
    P --> M
    M --> T2["Timer Switch K"]
    T2 --> R2["R2"]
    R2 --> XD2["Heating Light XD2"]
    XD2 --> HeatingPenEH["Heating Pen EH"]
    HeatingPenEH --> R2
    R2 --> WmterXD1["Warmer XD1"]
    WmterXD1 --> T2
    style M fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style T1 fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style R1 fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style XD2 fill:#fcc,stroke:#333
    style R2 fill:#cff,stroke:#333
    style WmterT2 fill:#ffc,stroke:#333
    style P fill:#ffc,stroke:#333
    style WmterXD1 fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style R1 fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style XD2 fill:#fcc,stroke:#333
    style R2 fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style WmterT2 fill:#ffc,stroke:#333
    style P fill:#ffc,stroke:#333
    style WmterXD1 fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style R1 fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style XD2 fill:#fcc,stroke:#333
    style R2 fill:#cfc,stroke:#334

graph TD
    A["Thermal Link"] --> B["Coating Board"]
    B --> C["Display Screen"]
    D["Electricity Source E"] --> E["Ground"]
    F["Power Supply N"] --> G["Control Unit K"]
    H["Thermal Control"] --> I["Refrigerator"]
    J["Heating System"] --> K["Refrigerator"]

DESCRIPTION OF PARTS

1. Cover Handle	13. Upper Edge
2. Cover	14. Unit Body
3. Floating Valve	15. Cord Socket
4. Pressure Release Valve	16. Cord
5. Inner Pot	17. Floater
6. Steamer	18. Filter
7. Inner Body	19. Cover Plate
8. Cover Plate	20. Rubber Gasket
9. LCD Display	21. Spatula
10. Control Panel	22. Soup Ladle
11. Unit Base	23. Measuring Cup
12. Unit Handle	24. Dew Collector

CONTROL PANEL

1. OPEN THE COVER - Hold the handle firmly with the right hand, slide the cover with the other hand clockwise to the clamping position and then lift it. (See Figure 1).

1. CAPACITY - The amount of food and water should not exceed 4/5 of the height of inner pot. For food that will expand in water, the level should not exceed 3/5 of the inner pot. The minimum allowable level would be 1/5 of the inner pot. (See Figure 2)

5. How to clean Pressure Release Valve

5.1

- Lift the Pressure Release Valve and clean the holes with soft brush to ensure smooth flow of steam during the cooking process.

- Push down the Pressure Release Valve.

- Return the Pressure Release Valve to the cover.

6. How to clean Steamer

6.1

6.2

- Lift the steamer attachment in the inner pot and wash it with soap and water. Let it dry.

- Push down the steamer attachment to place it back to the inner pot.

3. How to clean the Due Collector

3.1

- Slide down the Due Collector and wash it with soap and water.

3.2

- Slide up and return the Due Collector to the base unit.

4. How to clean the Inner Pot

4.1

- Lift the Inner Pot and wash it with soap and water.

4.2

- Return the Inner Pot to the base unit.

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★ For Rice Cooking, the maximum amount of rice allowed 12 cups. ★ The standard measurement/ratio is one (1) cup of rice to one (1) cup of water, however, the measurement may depend on the type of rice.

1. INNER POT – Wipe the bottom part of the inner pot, put the inner pot inside the unit, turn it slightly from left to right to ensure that the pot is properly fitted into the heater plate, level the rice. (See Figure 3).

1. CLOSE THE COVER

- Make sure that the Rubber Gasket is fitted into the Cover; - Close the Cover and turn the handle counter-clockwise until a clamping sound is heard. (See Figure 4.)

1. Make sure that the Pressure Release Valve is in position; slide it to 'Airproof' position and check whether the Floater is also in its proper position. (See Figure 5).

1. Plug the unit into the convenience outlet and a Beep sound will be heard and "00:00" will appear in the Display.

7. MENU BUTTON

Press the "MENU" button, the beef function will appear on the screen with the default time of (30 minutes). To see the other functions available in the menu, press the menu button continuously.

Press "RICE", Button, the default time (12 minutes) will appear on the display and will flash 5 times and the cooking process will start. Press "UP+" or "-DOWN" to adjust the cooking time.

2. How to clean the Rubber Gasket

2.1- Remove the Cover Plate from the Cover.- Wash the Cover with soap and water. Let it dry.	??- Detach the Rubber Gasket from the Cover Plate.- Wash the Cover Plate and Rubber Gasket with soap and water.
2.3- Return the Cover Plate to the cover.	2.4- Return the Cover Plate to the cover.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

Unplug the unit before cleaning.

1. How to clean the Cover

1.1- Hold the Handle firmly, turn it clockwise.	1.2- Lift the Cover.	1.3- Push the Cover Release Button (1) and tilt the cover to detach the cover (2).- Clean the Cover, Floating Valve, and Pressure Release Valve and wipe it with towel.
- Push the Cover Release Button (1) and tilt the cover to detach the cover (2).	1.5- Hold the Handle firmly, turn it counter clockwise.

ROASTING / CAKE

Press "ROASTING/CAKE", Button, the default time (30 minutes) will appear on the display and will flash 5 times and the cooking process will start. Press "UP+" or "-DOWN" to adjust the cooking time.

Press "SLOW COOKING/ CONGEE" Button, the default time (25 minutes) will appear on the display and will flash 5 times and the cooking process will start. Press "UP+" or "-DOWN" to adjust the cooking time.

Press "STEW" Button, the default time (30 minutes) will appear on the display and will flash 5 times and the cooking process will start. Press "UP+" or "-DOWN" to adjust the cooking time.

• MORE COOKING FUNCTIONS

(BEEF, SOUP, BEAN, TENDON, PORRIDGE, FISH)

Press "PRESET" Button to select cooking time, the set time will appear on the display and will flash 5 times and the cooking process will start.

- OFF / KEEP WARM

a. When the cooking process is done, 3 beep sounds will be heard..
b. While cooking, press "OFF/KEEP WARM" button to stop the current operation menu and return back to original stage.
c. After plugging the unit, press "OFF/KEEP WARM" Button once, the WARM icon will appear on the Display.

• AFTER COOKING

a. When the cooking process is done, 3 beep sounds will be heard and Warm Function will appear on the Display.
b. Turn the Pressure Release Valve to "EXHAUST" position to release steam until the Safety Lock is in proper position. (See Figure 6).

For liquid food (Porridge, Soup and etc.), do not move the Pressure Release Valve to "EXHAUST" position, to avoid liquid to splash out from the vent hole. Wait for the temperature and the Lock to drop down before opening.

a. Unplug the power supply.
b. Hold the handle firmly, turn it clockwise to the clamping position and then lift it. (See Figure 1)

COOKING GUIDE

COOKING TIME RANGE FUNCTION	DEFAULT TIME (minute/s)	MAXIMUM (minute/s)
Rice	12	15
Roasting/ Bake	30	60
Porridge/ Slow Cooking	20	30
Stew/ Beef	30	60
Steam/ Soup	15	30
Pizza	30	99
Bean	30	50
Tendon	40	60
Baby's Food	8	20
Thawing	5	25
Fish	10	15
Frying	60	99

TROUBLESHOOTING

MALFUNCTION CODE	PROBLEM/ CAUSE
E1	Open circuit of the sensor
E2	Short circuit of the sensor
E3	Overheating
E4	Signal switch malfunction

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PROBLEM	CAUSES	SOLUTION
Difficulty in closing the Cover	Rubber Gasket is not properly fitted	Fit in the Rubber Gasket properly
	Floating Valve stuck on the bar	Push the bar lightly
Difficulty in opening the Cover	Floating Valve has not sunk	Press the valve slightly with chopsticks
Steam leaking out around the Cover	Rubber Gasket is not in place	Fit in the rubber gasket
	Dirty Rubber Gasket	Clean the rubber gasket
	Damage Rubber Gasket	Replace the rubber gasket
	Cover is not closed tightly	Close the Cover according to the instructions
Steam leakage from the floating valve	Dirty seal ring for floating valve	Clean the seal ring for floating valve
	Damaged seal ring for floating valve	Replace the seal ring for floating valve
Floating valve is not rising up	The amount of food and water is lower than the minimum level	Determine the amount of food according to the instructions
	Steam leakage around the Cover or from Pressure Release Valve	Send the product to the Service Center for checking purposes