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Clean After Use
1. Clean after each use.
2. Before cleaning and maintenance, please unplug the power cord until the
product cools.
3. Remove the lid and inner pot, clean with detergent first, then rinse well with
water, and wipe dry with a soft cloth.
4. Clean the internal side of the lid with water, the seal ring, block proof cover,
exhaust valve core and float valve can be removed for washing, timely and
correctly install them after washing, and then dry the internal side of lid with
cloth.
5. Wipe clean the cooker body with a rag, and it is prohibited to soak the cooker
body in water or spray water to it.
Troubleshooting
When followings occur, it is not the cooker fault, please carefully check once
before sending it for repair.
S/N
Problem
Reason
Solution
Sealing ring installed improperly
Food debris attached to the sealing
ring
Sealing ring damaged
The lid is not closed correctly
Float valve gasket worn-out
Food debris on the float valve
gasket
Install the sealing ring as
required
Clean the sealing ring
Replace the sealing ring
Close the lid correctly
Clean the float valve gasket
Replace the float valve gasket
Difficult to close the lid
Sealing ring not installed properly
Position the sealing ring well
The floater valve clamps the push
rod
Float valve in the popped-up
position
Press the float valve lightly with
a chopstick.
Pressure exists inside the cooker
Open the lid after the pressure
is completely released.
Lightly push the push rod
Difficult to open the lid
Steam leaks from the lid
Steam leaks from float valve
Too little food and water in inner
pot
Steam leaks from the lid or
exhaust valve
Exhaust valve not in sealing
position
Turn the exhaust valve to the
sealing position
Add water and food according
to the recipe
Send to the service center for
repair
Send to the service center for
repair
Pressure control fails
Float valve unable to rise
Steam comes out from
exhaust valve non-stop
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