Why does my Toshiba cooker stop heating suddenly?
If your Toshiba cooker stops heating suddenly, it might be due to the self-safety protection activating. This can happen if the oil temperature is too high during frying, the surrounding temperature is very high, the air inlet or outlet is blocked, or the default heating time has elapsed. Wait a few minutes, then reconnect the power to resume use.
What to do if Toshiba IC-R19RH Cookers show code of failure E7 E8?
If your Toshiba cooker displays error codes E7 or E8, turn off the hotplate. Once the voltage returns to normal, turn the hotplate back on. It should then operate normally.
What to do if Toshiba cookers show code of failure E3 E6 EA?
If your Toshiba cooker displays error codes E3, E6, or EA, wait a moment. When the hotplate temperature returns to normal, press the "ON/OFF" button. The induction hotplate should then operate as usual.
How to troubleshoot a Toshiba cooker that won't turn on?
If the indicator and display on your Toshiba cooker do not light up after plugging in the power cord and pressing the "ON/OFF" key, check if the power plug is properly connected. Also, inspect the switch, power outlet, fuse, and power cord for any damage.
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