What to do if my Midea MY-CH502A Electric Pressure Cooker rice is half cooked or too hard?
If the rice in your Midea Electric Pressure Cooker is half cooked or too hard, it could be due to too little water being added (add more water). It could also be that the cover was opened prematurely (after the time is up, release steam and open the cover in 5 minutes).
Why is my Midea MY-CH502A rice too soft?
If the rice in your Midea Electric Pressure Cooker is too soft, it's likely because too much water was added (reduce water level).
Why is my Midea Electric Pressure Cooker leaking from the cover?
Leakage from the cover of your Midea Electric Pressure Cooker can occur due to several reasons: the gasket may be missing or not placed correctly (ensure it is placed according to the requirement), there may be leftover food attached to the gasket (clean the gasket ring), the gasket may be worn out (replace the gasket ring), or the cover may not be closed firmly (close the cover again).
Why is my Midea MY-CH502A leaking from the float valve?
If your Midea Electric Pressure Cooker is leaking from the float valve, it could be due to leftover food attached to the float valve gasket ring (clean the float valve gasket) or the float valve gasket ring being worn (replace the float valve gasket).
Why is it difficult to open the cover of my Midea MY-CH502A Electric Pressure Cooker?
If you're having trouble opening the cover of your Midea Electric Pressure Cooker, it might be because the float valve hasn't fallen after steam release (press the float valve lightly with chopsticks). Alternatively, there may still be pressure inside the cooker (open the cover after the pressure lowers down).
Why is it difficult to close the cover of my Midea Electric Pressure Cooker?
If you are finding it difficult to close the cover of your Midea Electric Pressure Cooker, it could be that the gasket is not positioned well (locate the gasket well). It may also be that the push rod is jammed by the float valve (push the push rod lightly with a hand).
What to do if the float valve on my Midea Electric Pressure Cooker won't rise?
If the float valve on your Midea Electric Pressure Cooker is unable to rise, it might be because there is excessively little food and water inside the pot (put food and water according to the rule). If there is little leakage from cover or exhaust valve you should send it to the service centre for inspection.
What to do if the exhaustion from exhaust valve does not stop on my Midea MY-CH502A Electric Pressure Cooker?
If the exhaustion from the exhaust valve on your Midea Electric Pressure Cooker does not stop, ensure that the exhaust valve is in the sealing position (slide the exhaust valve to the sealing position). If pressure control fails, send it to the service centre for maintenance.
What to do if the lamp is not bright after powering on my Midea MY-CH502A Electric Pressure Cooker?
If the lamp is not bright after powering on your Midea Electric Pressure Cooker, inspect the socket because there might be a bad contact with it.
General| Capacity | 5 Liters |
|---|---|
| Power | 900 Watts |
| Number of Programs | 12 |
| Voltage | 220-240V |
| Functions | Pressure Cooking, Slow Cooking, Steaming, Rice Cooking |
| Safety Features | Overheat Protection |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
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