What to do if I can't open the lid of my ECOHOUZING Electric Pressure Cooker?
If you're finding it hard to open the lid of your ECOHOUZING Electric Pressure Cooker, it could be due to pressure still inside. Use the steam release handle to fully release the internal pressure before attempting to open it. Alternatively, the float valve might be stuck. In this case, gently press the float valve down using a pen or chopstick.
Why is steam leaking from the side of the lid of my ECOHOUZING Electric Pressure Cooker?
Steam leaking from the side of the lid on your ECOHOUZING Electric Pressure Cooker usually indicates a problem with the sealing ring. Check if the sealing ring is missing and install it. If the sealing ring is damaged, replace it. Food debris on the sealing ring can also cause leaks, so ensure it's clean. Lastly, make sure the lid is properly closed by opening and closing it again.
How to close the lid of my ECOHOUZING ECP5011 if it's difficult?
If you are having difficulty closing the lid of your ECOHOUZING Electric Pressure Cooker, it might be because the sealing ring isn't correctly positioned; make sure it is well-positioned. Another possibility is that the float valve is in the popped-up position; gently press it downwards.
Why does steam leak from the float valve for over 2 minutes on my ECOHOUZING ECP5011 Electric Pressure Cooker?
If steam leaks from the float valve of your ECOHOUZING Electric Pressure Cooker for more than 2 minutes, it's likely due to food debris on the float valve silicone seal; clean the seal. If the silicone ring is worn out, replace it.
Why is the rice half cooked or too hard in my ECOHOUZING ECP5011 Electric Pressure Cooker?
If the rice is half cooked or too hard in your ECOHOUZING Electric Pressure Cooker, it could be due to too little water. Adjust the dry-rice and water ratio according to the recipe. Also, avoid opening the cover prematurely; after the cooking cycle completes, leave the cover on for 5 more minutes.
What to do if the float valve won't rise on my ECOHOUZING Electric Pressure Cooker?
If the float valve on your ECOHOUZING Electric Pressure Cooker is unable to rise, it might be due to too little food or water in the inner pot. Add water according to the recipe. Alternatively, the float valve could be obstructed by the lid locking pin; ensure the lid is closed completely.
Why is the rice too soft in my ECOHOUZING Electric Pressure Cooker?
If the rice is too soft in your ECOHOUZING Electric Pressure Cooker, it's likely due to using too much water. Adjust the dry-rice and water ratio according to the recipe.
Why does steam come out from the exhaust valve non-stop on my ECOHOUZING Electric Pressure Cooker?
If steam comes out from the exhaust valve non-stop on your ECOHOUZING Electric Pressure Cooker, first ensure that the steam release handle is in the sealing position. Contact support online if this doesn't resolve the issue.
What to do if the display is blank on my ECOHOUZING Electric Pressure Cooker?
If the display remains blank after connecting the power cord to your ECOHOUZING Electric Pressure Cooker, inspect the power cord to ensure a good connection and check that the power outlet is active. Contact support online if this doesn't resolve the issue.
Collects excess condensation during cooking. Align with grooves and slide in. Clean after each use.
Protects the valve and is removable for cleaning. Install by positioning and pressing down.
Creates an airtight seal for pressure cooking. Install by pressing down; remove by pulling upwards.
Instructions for using functions like Steam, Rice, Meat/Chicken, and Stew. Follow preparation steps and select function.
Instructions for cleaning the appliance after use. Ensure it is cooled and unplugged before cleaning.
General| Capacity | 5 Liters |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless Steel Inner Pot, Plastic Housing |
| Weight | 4.5 kg |
| Voltage | 220-240V |
| Functions | Pressure cooking, slow cooking, steaming, sautéing, rice cooking, yogurt making |
| Safety Features | Overheat Protection |
| Control Type | Digital Control Panel |
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