What to do if the GoWISE USA GW22706 displays “E03” in the middle of the cooking process?
If your pressure cooker displays 'E03' during cooking, it means food is burned or stuck to the bottom of the inner pot. Clean the sticky or burned food off the inner pot. Note: Do not scrub too hard, as it may damage the pot.
What does it mean when my GoWISE USA GW22706 Electric Pressure Cooker displays “E04” as soon as the power cord is plugged in?
If your pressure cooker displays 'E04' immediately after plugging it in, it indicates a loose connection of the exterior power cord. Plug in the exterior power cord again to ensure both connections with the cooker and with the outlet are tight.
Why is steam leaking from the rim of the GoWISE USA Electric Pressure Cooker lid?
Steam may leak from the rim of the lid due to several reasons: * There is no silicone sealing ring installed. Install the silicone sealing ring. * Food debris is attached to the silicone sealing ring. Clean the silicone sealing ring. * The silicone sealing ring is damaged. Replace the silicone sealing ring (contact Customer Care Team). * The lid is not closed properly. Open and then close the lid again.
What to do if I have difficulty opening the lid of my GoWISE USA Electric Pressure Cooker?
If you're having trouble opening the lid, it could be due to the following reasons: * Pressure is not fully released from the pressure cooker. Slide the pressure release switch to the Venting position to reduce internal pressure. Open the lid after the pressure is completely released. * The floater valve is stuck in the popped-up position. Press the floater valve lightly with a pen or long utensil.
What to do if steam comes out from the pressure valve non-stop on my GoWISE USA Electric Pressure Cooker?
If steam is continuously coming out from the pressure valve, it could be because: * The pressure valve is not in the Sealing position. Slide the pressure release switch to the Sealing position. * Pressure controls fail. Contact Customer Care Team.
Why is my rice half cooked or too hard in the GoWISE USA GW22706?
If your rice is half cooked or too hard, it could be due to: * Too little water. Adjust the dry rice and water ratio according to the recipe. * The lid was opened too early. After the cooking cycle completes, leave the lid on for 5 more minutes.
Why is steam leaking from the floater valve of my GoWISE USA GW22706?
Steam leaking from the floater valve could be due to: * Food debris on the floater valve and silicone ring. Clean the floater valve and silicone ring. * The floater valve silicone ring is worn out. Replace the floater valve and silicone ring (contact Customer Care Team).
What to do if I have difficulty with closing the lid of my GoWISE USA GW22706 Electric Pressure Cooker?
If you're having trouble closing the lid, it might be because: * The silicone sealing ring is not properly installed. Remove and reposition the sealing ring properly. * The floater valve is in the popped-up position. Slightly press the floater valve downward.
Why is my rice too soft when cooked in the GoWISE USA Electric Pressure Cooker?
If your rice is too soft, it is likely because there was too much water. Adjust the dry rice and water ratio according to the recipe. In a pressure cooker this is often a 1:1 ratio (vs. 2:1 like a standard rice cooker).
Why is the floater valve unable to rise on my GoWISE USA GW22706?
The floater valve may not rise due to: * Too little food or water in the inner pot. Add water according to the recipe. * The floater valve is obstructed by the lid locking pin. Close the lid completely, see “General Operation Instructions” section (pg. 13).
Essential safety guidelines for operating the electric pressure cooker to prevent injury and damage.
Explains the purpose and operation of each button on the control panel.
Identifies typical issues and provides step-by-step solutions for resolution.
Lists error codes displayed by the unit and contact info for customer support.
General| Brand | GoWISE USA |
|---|---|
| Model | GW22706 |
| Category | Electric Pressure Cooker |
| Language | English |
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