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Please check whether there is water or food in the pot; after adjustment, the appliance can be normally used after beep stops; otherwise, send it to service center.
What does E1 code mean on my Midea MPC176-SS Electric Pressure Cooker?
Please return the appliance to service center for repairing
Why is steam leaking from the side of the lid of my Midea Electric Pressure Cooker?
Steam leakage from the side of the lid on your Midea Electric Pressure Cooker can occur for several reasons. It could be due to a missing sealing ring, a damaged sealing ring, food debris attached to the sealing ring, or the lid not being closed properly. Ensure the sealing ring is installed correctly and is not damaged. Clean the sealing ring to remove any food particles. Also, try opening and closing the lid again to ensure a proper seal.
What to do if the lid of my Midea MPC176-SS Electric Pressure Cooker is difficult to open?
If you're having trouble opening the lid of your Midea Electric Pressure Cooker, it could be due to pressure still existing inside the cooker or the float valve being stuck. Use the steam release handle to reduce the internal pressure completely before attempting to open the lid. If the float valve is stuck in the popped-up position, gently press it down with a pen or chopstick.
Why does steam come out from the exhaust valve non-stop on my Midea Electric Pressure Cooker?
Non-stop steam coming from the exhaust valve of your Midea Electric Pressure Cooker might be because the steam release handle is not in the sealing position. Turn the release handle to the sealing position. If the issue persists, contact support online.
What to do if steam leaks from the float valve for over 2 minutes on my Midea Electric Pressure Cooker?
If steam leaks from the float valve for more than 2 minutes on your Midea Electric Pressure Cooker, it could be due to food debris on the float valve silicone seal or a worn-out silicone ring. Try cleaning the float valve silicone seal first. If the problem continues, replace the float valve silicone seal.
Why is the float valve unable to rise on my Midea MPC176-SS Electric Pressure Cooker?
If the float valve on your Midea Electric Pressure Cooker isn't rising, it could be due to too little food or water in the inner pot, or the float valve being obstructed by the lid locking pin. Add water according to the recipe. Also, ensure the lid is completely closed.
Why is rice half cooked or too hard in my Midea MPC176-SS?
If your rice is coming out half cooked or too hard in your Midea Electric Pressure Cooker, it might be due to too little water or opening the cover prematurely. Adjust the dry-rice and water ratio according to the recipe. After the cooking cycle completes, leave the cover on for 5 more minutes.
What to do if the display remains blank after connecting the power cord on my Midea MPC176-SS Electric Pressure Cooker?
If the display remains blank on your Midea Electric Pressure Cooker after connecting the power cord, it could be due to a bad power connection or a blown fuse. Inspect the power cord to ensure a good connection and check that the power outlet is active. If the issue persists, contact support online.
General| Timer type | Digital |
|---|---|
| Display type | LED |
| Product color | Stainless steel |
| Built-in display | Yes |
| Auto programs quantity | 12 |
Overview of the electric pressure cooker's control panel, including LED display and function keys.
Describes the different operational states (Standby, Preset, Program, Keep-Warm) shown on the LED display and indicators.
Explains the function of the Timer, Manual, and Adjust buttons for presetting and time adjustment.
Details the purpose of the "Keep Warm/Cancel" key and other function keys like Rice, Soup/Stew, etc.
Instructions on how to detach and attach the anti-block shield for cleaning or maintenance.
Steps for removing and installing the sealing ring, with important notes for use.
Procedures for safely releasing pressure and opening the lid after cooking, including Quick and Nature Release.
Step-by-step guide for using the pressure cooking functions like Rice, Soup/Stew, Chicken, Meat, Fish, Pasta, Steam, Chili/Beans.
Instructions on how to use the preset function for delayed cooking, specifying compatible functions.
Guide for using the Browning/Sauté function, including safety precautions about the lid.
Steps for preparing Parfait using the cooker, including ingredient preparation and settings.
Instructions on how to use the Slow Cook function, including its maximum cooking time.
Explains how to activate and use the Keep Warm function, its display indicators, and lid usage.
Detailed instructions on how to clean the pressure cooker components after use.
A diagram illustrating the electrical components and connections within the pressure cooker.
