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Your Midea Cookers appliance may not heat up, even with the indicator light on and the display working, because of improper pot material or if the appliance is in a “Preset” working status. For other potential causes, it is recommended to take the appliance to a qualified repair and maintenance service.
What to do if Midea MC-STW2018 Cookers heating suddenly stops?
If your Midea Cookers unit suddenly stops heating, it might be due to the self-safety protection activating. This can happen if the oil temperature is too high when frying, the surrounding temperature is very high, the air inlet or outlet is blocked, or the default heating time has elapsed. Wait several minutes, then reconnect the power to resume use.
How to troubleshoot power issues with Midea MC-STW2018 Cookers?
To troubleshoot power issues with your Midea Cookers, check the power plug connection to ensure it is properly connected. Also, verify that the switch, power outlet, fuse, and power cord are all functioning correctly.
What to do if Midea MC-STW2018 Cookers displays error code E7 E8?
If your Midea Cookers unit shows error code E7 or E8, turn off the hotplate. Once the voltage returns to normal, turn the hotplate back on; it should then operate as usual.
What to do if Midea MC-STW2018 Cookers displays error code E3 E6?
If your Midea Cookers unit displays error code E3 or E6, wait a moment until the hotplate temperature becomes normal. Then, press the “ON/STANDBY” button to resume normal operation.
General| Model | MC-STW2018 |
|---|---|
| Category | Cookers |
| Power | 700W |
| Voltage | 220-240V |
| Display | LED |
| Timer | Yes |
| Overheat Protection | Yes |
| Child Lock | Yes |
| Capacity | 5L |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Non-stick Coating | Yes |
| Temperature Control | Yes |
| Indicator Light | Yes |
| Automatic Shut-off | Yes |
| Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Preset Programs | Yes |
Abide by all safety instructions to avoid damage to the appliance or injuries to people.
Never heat foods in sealed containers to prevent explosion due to heat expansion.
Do not rinse the cooker under water or spill liquid into internal parts.
Do not heat empty pots to maintain performance and prevent injury; do not leave unattended without water.
Do not place the induction cooker on a gas stove while in use to prevent accidents.
Do not heat iron items on the heating plate to avoid danger from high temperatures.
Utensils provided are for induction cooker use only and not for gas stoves.
To avoid scalding injuries, do not let children operate the appliance alone.
Unplug the power cord after use to prevent fire or damage to electronic components.
Do not insert foreign objects or block air ventilation/entry ports to avoid danger.
Pacemaker users should consult a doctor before using the appliance.
Avoid impacts on the heating plate; switch off if cracked to prevent electric shock.
Do not place paper, foil, or cloth on the heating plate for indirect heating.
Do not place on metal platforms or thin non-metal pads (<10cm) on the heating plate.
Place cooker horizontally with 10cm free space around it; avoid narrow spaces and covering vents.
Use a dedicated, high-quality outlet (>=10A) and avoid sharing with high-power appliances.
A damaged supply cord must be replaced by qualified personnel to avoid hazards.
Do not touch the cooker plate with sharp tools; switch off if cracked.
Keep cooker clean, protect from bugs, dust, humidity; store in a plastic bag if unused long-term.
Do not overload the cooker; overloading can damage the plastic cover and plate.
Do not place metallic objects like knives or spoons on the hotplate as they can get hot.
Do not use near gas stoves, kerosene stoves, open fires, or high-temperature environments.
Do not place on carpet or thin paper to avoid blocking air inlet/outlet and affecting heat emission.
Clean surface carefully with wet sponge/cloth, beware of steam burns and toxic gases.
Cooking area remains hot after use; avoid touching to prevent scalding.
Appliance is for household and similar applications in kitchens, hotels, etc.
Children >=8 and those with limited capabilities can use with supervision and instruction.
Periodically check for obstructions (glass, paper) in the air inlet.
Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with the appliance.
Never operate the cooker without food; it affects performance and may cause danger.
Keep appliances out of reach from children and inform persons; do not let them use without supervision.
Appliance is not intended for operation by external timer or remote control system.
This appliance is for household use only; do not use outdoors.
Details on Model, voltage, power, dimensions, and weight for MC-STW2018.
Read the guide, note safety warnings, and remove protective film from the ceramic plate.
Controls respond to touch; use finger ball, ensure controls are clean and dry.
Connection point for the power supply cable.
Opening for air circulation and cooling.
The cooking surface of the induction cooker.
Indicates the active cooking area on the ceramic plate.
Interface for operating the induction cooker.
Opening for air intake into the appliance.
Powers the appliance on/off and puts it in standby mode.
Activates/deactivates the control lock to prevent accidental changes.
Selects different cooking modes or power levels.
Maintains food at a warm temperature after cooking.
Sets a countdown timer for automatic shut-off.
Ensure air vents are clear and place pot with food in the center of the ceramic plate.
Connect power; appliance enters standby mode ('L' displayed) with a beep.
Press ON/STANDBY, then Function to heat; auto-off after 10s if no function selected.
Use 'Function' button to select mode, then '+' or '-' to adjust power level or temperature.
Press 'Timer' to set duration (1 min to 3 hours); cooker counts down and shuts off automatically.
Press 'Keep warm' to maintain food warmth with low power; power is not adjustable.
Press '+' and '-' to lock; only ON/STANDBY works. Press again for 3s to unlock.
Cooker auto-shuts off at end of time. Press ON/STANDBY to turn off manually. Note 'H' for high, 'L' for low temp.
Pots must contain magnetic materials and be flat-bottomed, 14.5-20 cm diameter.
Do not use glass, ceramic, aluminum, copper, or other non-magnetic materials.
Cooker stops heating if pot is removed; buzzer sounds for 1 min before standby.
Wipe with moist cloth and mild detergent/toothpaste for oil spots; rinse with moist cloth until clean.
Disconnect power, protect from dust/bugs when not in use for a long time.
Clean air inlet/outlet with soft dry cloth, soft brush, or mini vacuum for dust/dirt.
