I need a replacement for the inside aluminum pan that holds the rice, for my Sunpentown SC-1660 Rice Cooker. Please advise with any contact phone numbers to purchase from.

try here

http://marco.com/brochures/SC-1600_OME_34607-P902C.pdf

A rice cooker is designed to heat the water to steam, infusing the rice (or vegetables) with moisture, and removing the excess water by evaporation. Your rice cooker may or may not have come with a steam tray (used to keep the items you want to steam out of the water, but still allow them to heat via the steam). It most likely did come with a deep bowl with a non-stick coating. This is where you pour the rice and the water. Make sure to put the lid on and turn it on when all ingredients are inside the nonstick bowl. Place the bowl inside the electric burner (or the cooker). I would add a little bit of oil to the water to improve texture and stickiness.

Could be a BAD batch/type of rice u got!
Buy another type of RiCE and try it!

Thermal SETTiNG prblem, needs adjustment!
Water level?
Use ur mid finger, dip ur finger until it touches thge rice, the water must be in the LiNE of ur MiD finger!
Cheers!

http://marco.com/brochures/SC-1600_OME_34607-P902C.pdf

http://www.sunpentown.com/otac.html

http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Sunpentown&search-type=ss&index=electronics

Hi, you can find replacement on amazon (I bought for myself, and I'm pretty satisfied), take a look: kitchen gadget for the chef in your life. I hope this was helpful. Have a nice day

Use 3/4 of an American cup measure instead. The Japanese cups are 6 oz, American cups are 8 oz.

I found the pot at http://www.imperialsales.net/ind.html....it's $17 and change. Hope this helps.