Why is my Philips Cooker leaking from under the lid?
Leakage from under the lid of your Philips Cooker may occur due to several reasons: * The sealing ring might be missing. Ensure it is correctly placed on the inner lid. * There might be food or debris trapped under the sealing ring. Remove the ring, clean it thoroughly, and then replace it. * The lid may not be closed correctly. Open the lid and reclose it, making sure it is properly sealed.
What to do if my Philips Cookers displays E1, E2, or E4 on the screen?
If your Philips Cooker displays error codes E1, E2, or E4, it indicates that the appliance has malfunctioned. In this case, take the appliance to a Philips service center for assistance.
How to open Philips Cookers lid after cooking?
If you're having trouble opening the lid of your Philips Cooker after cooking, it's likely due to pressure still being inside. To resolve this: * Set the pressure control valve to the 'Vent' position. * Wait until the floater has dropped completely. This indicates that the pressure has been fully released, and you can safely open the lid.
Why is my Philips Cooker leaking from the floater?
If your Philips Cooker is leaking from the floater, it could be due to: * A broken sealing ring. You will need to replace the sealing ring. * Food or debris trapped under the sealing ring. Remove the sealing ring, clean it, and then replace it securely.
What to do if Philips Cookers displays E3 on the screen?
If the Philips Cooker displays 'E3' on the screen, it means the temperature inside the inner pot is too high. Wait until the temperature falls down to room temperature.
How to close the top lid of my Philips Cookers?
If you're having difficulties closing the top lid of your Philips Cooker: * Ensure the sealing ring is correctly assembled around the inner lid. * Check if the floater is stuck in the up position. If it is, push it down so that it does not block the locking pin.
What to do if the floater of my Philips Cookers does not rise up?
If the floater in your Philips Cooker doesn't rise after the appliance starts pressurizing: * Ensure that there is enough food and water in the inner pot, and that the levels are above the minimum requirement. * If there is leaking from the lid or pressure control valve, take the appliance to a Philips service center.
Step-by-step instructions for using the pressure cooking function.
Guides for slow cooking, stewing, yogurt making, and baking functions.
Instructions for using the sauté and sear functions.
Instructions for cleaning the inner parts of the cooker.
Instructions for cleaning the outer surfaces of the cooker.
Recipes featuring rice dishes like risotto.
Recipes for various pasta dishes.
Selection of beef dishes.
Variety of chicken dishes.
Recipes featuring pork dishes.
Collection of lamb dishes.
Recipes for fish preparations.
Recipes focusing on vegetable preparations.
General| Material | Stainless Steel |
|---|---|
| Control Panel | Digital |
| Keep Warm Function | Yes |
| Safety Features | Overheat protection |
| Cooking Programs | Multiple preset programs |
| Inner Pot Material | Aluminum |
| Timer | 24-hour |
| Capacity | 6 liters |
| Power | 1000 watts |
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