Panasonic NCJD40N Manual de usuario

Before using this unit, please read these instructions completely.

This product is intended for household use only.

NC-JD40C

NC-JD40N

Purified Water Electric Thermo Pot

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Nice taste

Provides the natural taste of the tea.

Inner container with charcoal far infrared fluorine

Boiling with "Bincho" charcoal

¥ The surface of the inner container is coated with

fluorine mixed with powdered 'Bincho' charcoal,

famous for its far infrared effect. This produces water

bringing out the color, taste, and fragrance of the tea.

Purification by active charcoal

Purification

¥ During heating, the water is circulated through the

charcoal filter and, the water is purified by active

charcoal.

¥ When the button "Reboil" is pressed during

water heating, the purification effect is increased by

forced boiling. ( P. 16)

Active charcoal

Reboil Reboil

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From the first drop

Dispensing of fresh hot water

¥ When the unlock button is pressed, the hot water in

the pipe is circulated and returned

once into the inner

container, so that hot water is dispensed from the very first drop.

Realization of energy savings

Better power savings than with maintaining of 98°C.

¥ A temperature of about 85¡C also is convenient for green tea.

Power savings by timer setting before going to sleep or going out.

Example: Setting to "8 hours" at 10 o'clock in the evening will start

heating 8 hours later at 6 o'clock and then the water will be kept hot.

Maintaining

of 85°C

Use to make Milk for baby.

¥ Please cool down the temperature of the baby milk or mix with cool

boiled water before you give it to baby.

Maintaining

of 60°C

Energy Saving

Timer

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Safety precautions

Part names and handling instructions

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Contents

Please read this first

Please observe these items.

Points to know

Water heating

Dispense hot water

Convenient use methods

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How to use

After heating

Maintenance

Q&A

Troubleshooting

Replacement of parts

Specifications

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For long use

To maintain good taste

First, fill in water

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Safety precautions

Be sure to obey them.

WARNING

Attention

In order to prevent harm or injury to those using the appliance or to any other persons and/or property, please be

sure to read the following safety instructions.

Possible consequences of incorrect usage are laid out in the following pages, each marked with a sign

according the degree of danger.

This sign warns of possible death or serious injury to persons and/or property

This sign warns of possible damage or injury to persons and/or property

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Safety precautions

Be sure to obey them.

MAX.WATERLEVEL

最高水位

To Prevent Burns

Do not fill with water beyond the full pot mark.

Hot water can spill causing burns.

Do not boil anything other than water.

If tea bags, tea leaves, milk or alcohol are put in the container,

they may cause it to spurt hot liquid or steam and you may be

seriously burned.Those items may also cause the water tube to

become clogged. The container may burn or corrode, and the

fluororesin insulating coating may peel off.

Do not tilt or knock over the main unit.

Even when the flow control pad is locked, if the main unit is

knocked over, hot water may flow from the dispensing spout or

the steam vent. You may be seriously burned.

Do not allow children to use the unit and do not leave the

unit within the reach of infants.

They may be seriously burned, or receive an electrical shock

and they can die from their injuries.

WARNING

Do not immerse the unit in water or pour water over it.

It may cause a short circuit and you may receive an electrical

shock.

Never disassemble, repair or modify the unit.

It may start a fire. The unit may operate abnormally and you may

be seriously injured.

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For repairs (other than replacing consumable parts), please

contact our Service Center.

Do not put ice into the container and try to use it keep water

cool.

Condensation may occur, and later you may receive an electrical

shock or the unit may malfunction.

Handling

Close the lid securely.

If the unit tips over with the lid unsecured, hot water will gush out

and you may be seriously burned.

Do not lift, tilt or shake the unit. Do not move the unit by the

lid.

Even when the flow control pad is locked, if the main unit is tilted,

hot water may flow from the dispensing spout or the steam vent.

You may be seriously burned.

Dispensing

spout

Lid

Main unit

Flow control

pad

Steam

vent

Container

Full pot mark

Power Cord

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Safety precautions

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WARNING

To Prevent Burns

Power Cord

Do not try to empty leftover hot water while the lid is attached.

If the lid comes off, hot water may splash on you and you may be

seriously burned.

Do not force the lid to close.

Hot water can spill causing burns.

Do not ever block the steam vent.

Hot water may spurt out and you may be seriously burned.

Do not touch the steam vent with your hand.

You may be burned. Pay special attention so that infants cannot

reach the steam vent.

Do not allow infants access to the power cord.

You must pay special attention to prevent infants from putting

the plug for the unit into their mouths.

This may result in electric shock or injury.

Do not allow small metal parts near the unit plug.

You may receive an electrical shock, or they may cause a short

circuit or catch fire.

Do not connect or disconnect the power plug or the unit plug

with wet hands.

You may receive an electrical shock.

Use a single outlet that matches the power rating of the unit.

If this unit and another appliance are plugged into an outlet at the

same time, the outlet may get hot and it can cause a fire.

Push the power plug all the way into the wall outlet.

If the plug is inserted improperly, you may receive an electrical

shock. The plug can get hot and it may cause a fire.

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Do not use a damaged plug or a connection in a loose outlet.

Remove any dirt from the power plug or the unit plug right

away.

If dirt accumulates on the plugs, moisture may cause a loss of

insulation and it may cause a fire.

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Disconnect the plugs and wipe them with a dry cloth.

Be very careful not to damage the power cord, wall plug or

the plug for the unit.

Do not damage or modify these items. Keep them away from

heating devices. Do not force the cord to bend tightly, twist it or

pull on it. Do not place a heavy object on the cord. Do not

bundle it together with another cord.

If a damaged cord or damaged plugs are used, you may receive

an electrical shock or they may cause a short circuit or a fire.

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To have cord or plugs repaired, please contact our distributor.

Power plug*

Cord

Unit plug

Power cord

*The shape of plug differs

according to reigion.

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Do not open the lid or dispense hot water while it is boiling.

You may be burned by splashing hot water or steam.

When opening the lid, keep your hand away from the steam.

You may be burned.

Do not rotate the main unit while dispensing hot water.

You may be burned by splashing hot water.

Do not use the unit on an unstable surface or on a plush carpet.

The unit may tip over and you may be seriously burned.

Do not touch the hot part of the main unit during or shortly after use.

Otherwise, you may be seriously burned.

When carrying the main unit, do not touch the lid opening lever.

If you do, the lid may open, and you may be seriously burned.

Wait until the unit gets cold before performing any maintenance.

Otherwise, you may be seriously burned.

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When discarding hot water, be careful not to get burned.

When the unit is not being used, unplug the power cord from the outlet.

If the insulation deteriorates, you may receive an electrical shock or it may cause an electrical short or a fire.

To disconnect the power cord, be sure to pull the plug out of the outlet while holding the plug. Never pull

on the cord.

You may receive an electrical shock or the cord may start a fire due to a short circuit.

Only use the power cord designed specifically for the unit. Do not use a different cord and do not use

this cord with any other device.

It may cause a malfunction or it may start a fire.

Do not use the unit near a wall or close to furniture.

The wall or the furniture may be damaged due to steam or heat. They may become discolored or deformed.

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Only use citric acid to clean our thermo pots.

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Do not fill the pot beyond the full pot mark.

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Produce hot water from tap water (do not add hot water to the pot).

Hot water may spurt out and you may be seriously burned.

How to clean with citric acid P.26, 27

Where to use the unit

Precautions When Cleaning the Unit with Citric Acid

Safety precautions

Be sure to obey them.

To Prevent Burns

Power Cord

Attention

Power plug*

Cord

Unit plug

Power cord

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Lid

Main unit

Full pot mark

Lid opening

lever

Charcoal filter

*The shape of plug differs according to reigion.

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