Midea 4000 Series User Manual (English)

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mthomasJul 29, 2025
What to do if my Midea 4000 rice is too soft, hard, thick, thin, not cooked, burnt, overflowing or boiling?
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  Peggy WiseJul 30, 2025
  If you experience issues like rice being too soft, hard, thick, thin, not cooked, burnt, overflowing, or insufficiently boiled, consider the following: * Ensure you're adding water according to the water level line. * Verify you've selected the correct function on your Midea Rice Cooker. * Check for and remove any foreign matter on the heating plate before cooking again. * Make sure the steam valve is properly installed. * If the inner pot is deformed, contact after-sales service to replace it.
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James EdwardsAug 8, 2025
Why does my Midea Rice Cooker have a peculiar smell, discoloration, and dryness during heat preservation?
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  kthomasAug 8, 2025
  Peculiar smells, discoloration, and dryness during heat preservation can occur in your Midea Rice Cooker due to a few reasons: * Foreign objects may be present on the sealing ring or the edge of the inner pot. Remove any foreign objects. * The product may have air leakage. Contact the after-sales center to replace the sealing ring. * The warm preservation time may be too long. It's recommended to keep heat preservation within 5 hours.
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David MoonAug 18, 2025
What to do if my Midea 4000 Rice Cooker is making abnormal noises?
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  nataliegoodwinAug 18, 2025
  Abnormal noises during the working process of your Midea Rice Cooker can be caused by: * Water on the inner pot. Ensure you wipe off any water on the inner pot before using it. An on and off sound during operation is normal, as it's the relay sound typical for electrical appliances.