TLE-EPAS_4th Quarter Exam Reviewer

Which part of a rice cooker is used to change the mode from warming to cooking mode?

• Selector knob

• Switch

• Thermostat

• Panel

The part of the rice cooker that starts the warming cycle when it senses that the bottom of the pan reaches 134°C ± 6°C is called:

• Center thermostat

• Switch

• High Resistance Coil

• Thermal fuse

Which component of the rice cooker is utilized to link it to the electrical source?

• Extension cord

     

• Wire Connector

• Thermal fuse

• Power cord

What keeps the rice cooker from starting up in the cooking mode without the pan?

• Function transfer system

• Closed-loop system

• Switch-on preventive system

• Heat Sensor system

The following information are found in the Receiving and Repair Form except:

• Address of the customer

• Repair history of the unit

• Product Brand/Name

• Name of the Customer

The first step in receiving a defective rice cooker for repair is:

• Perform visual inspection

• Interview the owner

• Confirm the problem

• Accomplish receiving and repair form

Which of the following limits the current during warming mode?

• High Resistance Coil

• Thermostat

• Thermal Fuse

• Heating Element

What is the role of the thermal fuse in a rice cooker?

• It helps us identify if the rice cooker is in

          cooking or warming mode.

• It maintains the temperature at the optimum

          level during warm function.

• It helps reduce the risk of electric shock.

• It helps avoid further damage to the unit in

          case of overheating.

The instrument used to perform initial testing of the unit is called:

• Wattmeter

• Multimeter

• Galvanometer

• Oscilloscope

The thermostat limits the temperature during warming mode by:

• Disconnecting the heating element from

           the power source in case of overheating.

• Limiting the amount of current flowing

          along the heating element.

• Disconnecting the heating element from

          the power source when the desired

        heat is reached.

• Limiting the temperature through the magnet 

          and the metal components.