What do you mean by making an appointment for a rice cooker?

The appointment time of the rice cooker is actually cooking food within the appointment time, and it will automatically stop running after the appointment time, which saves people the time of manually pressing buttons and is more convenient.

For example, if you want to eat at noon 12, you can make an appointment at noon 12, so that the meal will be fine. After making an appointment, cover it, plug in the power supply and press the cooking button. It usually takes about half an hour to cook.

Regarding appointment and timing, we can literally find the difference between them, that is, as we just said, appointment is the appointed time point and timing is the appointed time. For rice cookers, making an appointment means that the rice cooker will start working at some point in the future and start cooking food. The emphasized time point is like an agreement, which is agreed at a certain time point. I don't mean how long it will be before the date, nor do I emphasize how long it will be.