Top 20 Rival RC100 10-Cup Rice Cooker Questions & Answers

The measuring cup you lost is equivalent to 3/4 cup or 180ml and this can make approximately 2 and 1/4 cup of cooked rice.
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For more details, you can download Owner's Manual at www.rivalproducts.com ,
You can also inquire on this site about cup replacement.

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Hi,

Here is a tip that will help you figure out about using a rice cooker...

How much Rice and Water go in the Cooker

heatman101

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The Owner's Guide for the RC100 / RC101 10 cup Rice Cooker can be found here:

http://www.rivalproducts.com/manuals/MANUALS/RC101_43_25285476.PDF

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Here is a tip that I wrote that will help you with using your rice cooker to steam your veggies...

How to Steam Vegetables in your Rice Cooker

heatman101

Hi,

Here is a tip that I wrote that will help you with using your rice cooker to steam your veggies...

How to Steam Vegetables in your Rice Cooker

heatman101

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Asians dont need the ratio of water to rice, ....

Try this, put water on the rice, level the top of the rice, dip ur mid finger until it touches the top of the rice, look at the level of the water and it should be in the level of ur FiRST LiNE of ur finger!
Ur ready to cook!

Depending if your soak and rinse your rice or not before you cook it; there is a simple rule of thumb.
1 cup unsoaked/unrinsed rice = 2 cup water
1 cup soaked/ rinsed rice = 1 cup water

*** never rinse Jasmine or Basmati rice***

Good luck. I hope this helps.

i found out if you drizzle some olive oil in the bottom before you add your rice and water or broth this helps alot just a nice color no burning good luck angia in florida

It is a blown thermal fuse. On 6-cup Rival it is across terminal where power comes into cooker. You can replace thermal fuse for less than a dollar in under an hour. Remove the bottom of the cooker. The thermal fuse is covered by a heat wrap sleeve across input terminal.

Try EHOW.com

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There is a sensor that regulates how hot the cooker gets and shuts it down to the warm setting when it senses that the heat is too high...meaning that all the water has cooked off....my guess is that the sensor failed and as far as I know it is not replaceable.

Here is a tip that I wrote about rice cookers and the amount of rice and water needed...

How much Rice and Water go in the Cooker

http://www.fixya.com/support/r5396567-much_rice_water_go_in_cooker

heatman101

need to fill it with water until about 2" from the inner line of the unit.

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here is the website that you can get the manual for your cooker... the rc101 is the same as the rc100. when that page comes up under the picture there will be manual. click on that and it will pull up in adobe reader.

the only one that they have is for english and part spanish. they don't have one for french. i do apologize for that. but if you still need the manual here is the website.
http://personalcare.manualsonline.com/mdownloads/341138ed-e759-49bd-8a6c-f445b509123c.pdf

the best place that i can try and tell you to go is to a hardware store to find the product. if nobody has it locally then you might have to call the manufacturer to order the part. also try ebay. i do know they sell some parts for rice cookers

Hi, how did you get on with identifying markings. It is more likely to be a thermal fuse, but if you can get me the markings, I can tell you what to get.

robotek

that is common to have the bottom part burn when cooking rice.

what i did was change the ratio of 5 cups water = 4 cups rice.

when its near cooking, dont leave it for a long time since it will continoiusly heat up in the bottom part, i suggest to unplug it when the rice is already cooked.

hope this will help.

The measuring cup for my Rival RC100 holds 6 oz (volume of water to the top rim). The markings on the inside of the pot (1 through 5) seem to hold about 12 oz each.
(that is: the 1 line holds 12.2 oz, the 5 line held 57 ounces of water)
close enough to the standard 2 to 1 water to rice ratio.
I put in about 1.7X as much water (by volume) as brown rice, and it comes out very good for me. (1 cup rice to 1 3/4cup water).

As of my last update in January 2022, Rival R0220 roasters typically come with specific lid handles designed to fit that particular model. However, if you're looking for a universal lid handle replacement for your Rival R0220 roaster, it's essential to check with Rival or authorized parts dealers for compatibility. Here are some steps you can take:

1. Check with Rival: Visit the official Rival website or contact their customer support to inquire about universal lid handles or compatible replacement parts for the R0220 roaster.
2. Authorized Parts Dealers: Look for authorized parts dealers that specialize in Rival appliances. These dealers may stock replacement parts, including lid handles, that are compatible with your roaster model.
3. Online Marketplaces: Check reputable online marketplaces like Amazon, eBay, or appliance parts websites. Some sellers may offer universal lid handles that are compatible with a range of roaster models, including the Rival R0220. However, be sure to verify compatibility before making a purchase.
4. Third-Party Manufacturers: Explore third-party manufacturers or suppliers that specialize in appliance replacement parts. They may offer universal lid handles designed to fit various roaster models, including Rival products.

When searching for a universal lid handle, consider the dimensions, design, and attachment method to ensure it will properly fit and function with your Rival R0220 roaster.

Question edited for clarity, correct order. Unlikely to get just the handle. You might find someone to 3D Print one though. https://www.google.com/search?q=Rival+CZF625+Deep+Fryer+replacement+basket .