how do i replace a new latch and spring on my rice cooker
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Paste this website to your internet Explore http://www.zojirushi.com/user/scripts/user/product_list.php?model_id=15 [[and you will find your parts (Latch & Spring) in there]] Happy Repairing
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Go to this website and you will find your latch and spring http://www.zojirushi.com/user/scripts/user/product_list.php?model_id=15
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Do an Internet search using Google such as "Replacement Latches for GSC SL3500 Storage Locker".
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Havent had any problems with my rice cooker. But it may help to get in touch with the manufacturer.
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As another suggested, make sure you get the left side to click in and then push right side in and make sure it snaps into 'lock'. I had trouble the first few times, but I love my rice cooker.
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Yes, there are written instructions with diagrams that come with the latch arm replacement. You can also call the company and they'll walk you through it.
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Follow the directions in the manual. It's different for this little rice cooker...
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I puchased a indirect stainless cooker,not knowing that,would far prefer diect rice cooker.so a booboo from me ,so check which type you want before puchase, i have gone back to my old non stainless rice cooker.try to justify buying a new stailess steel direct ricecooker
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A Allen Wrench to put new one on. 13mm socket and wrench to remove old latches
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It is easy on the insert it says OPEN THIS SIDE I used a sturdy knife on that side and gently prided it up, to replace it you put in that side first and press firmly down and it clicks into place. If you notice there is a little lip on the side to open you have to place it below the lip and then press down.I hope this was helpful. Bye Ricalda
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I think someone must have played some cruel trick on you. My Lenovo ideapad swaps out with a click release of the two latches on the bottom. If yours are glued, you need to take it to a repair shop. That is NOT a part of the original design.
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Probably not a useful answer ... but maybe check with an authorized Krups repair location: http://www.krupsusa.com/repairs. But it's liable to cost almost as much as a new one and won't have a good warranty. Or maybe see about replacing the electronics yourself, if you're handy: http://www.ereplacementparts.com/krups-rk7009507d-rice-cooker-rice-cooker-parts-c-144838_145181_145206.html. Seems that "electronic board" is only $17 though there is risk that will not fix it...
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I have this rice cooker and it works perfectly fine! My old one (which was 10 cups) had the same problems like yours right now so I bought the 5 cup one and it works fine. I think it is a manufacturing problem.
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Here is the Aroma web site for replacement parts: http://www.aroma-housewares.com/kitchen/appliances/replacement-parts/Rice%20Cookers/ARC-996.html
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http://www.thepartsbiz.com/Universal-Stainless-Steel-Replacement-Gas-Grill-H-Burner-10101_p_2949.html?gdftrk=gdfV25603_a_7c2027_a_7c7964_a_7c680_d_278965_d__d__d__p_&gclid;=CIHti_GqgbwCFWQOOgodBEEAlQ
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Amazon has just about every size needed. Just type in crock replacement and they should come up.
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The item died within 2 months of me purchasing it. It would be best to contact the supplier with the info on your rice cooker and let the company tell you if it's the correct model or not. It wasn't for me, but it was my fault for not contacting the supplier for more information first.
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Not recommended as it melted away the latch. I can't close it anymore. The service was great as they replaced it before warranty expired but I never used the replacement. It cooks rice longer than my cheap rice cooker. It says 120 V.