E8
Ambiano Dry-Boil / Extreme Overheat Protection

E8 error appears and cooker stops; often associated with very high internal temperature or dry pot.

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Possible Causes

Insufficient liquid in inner pot, Inner pot not installed, Severely scorched food on heating plate, Stuck or misreading bottom NTC sensor

How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety: Unplug the unit and allow it to cool fully. Do not add cold water to a very hot pot to avoid warping.

  • Check contents: Open the lid (once safe) and verify there is enough liquid. For pressure cooking, Ambiano multicookers typically require at least 1.5–2 cups of liquid.
  • Clean heating surface: Remove the inner pot and inspect the heating plate. Scrape off any burnt-on food gently with a plastic scraper, then wipe with a damp cloth.
  • Inspect inner pot base: Ensure the bottom of the pot is clean, flat, and free of heavy carbon buildup that can cause hot spots.
  • Sensor check: If E8 occurs even with adequate liquid and clean surfaces, inspect the bottom NTC sensor for proper contact with the heating plate and replace if it appears damaged or loose.
  • Usage adjustment: Avoid using high-heat sauté for extended periods without stirring or adding liquid, as this can trigger dry-boil protection.
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Repair Difficulty

Easy 2/5

Required Part

Inner Pot, Bottom NTC Temperature Sensor Assembly
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