Black+Decker
Localized Overheating / Poor Heat Distribution
Inner pot bottom is scorched or food burns frequently, especially in rice or slow cook modes.
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Possible Causes
Thin or damaged inner pot, Using incorrect cooking mode, Insufficient stirring in thick dishes, Faulty temperature regulation
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Allow the pot to cool before cleaning burnt food.
- Use correct mode: For rice, use the dedicated Rice mode. For thick stews or sauces, use Slow Cook or lower temperature settings.
- Stir and deglaze: Stir thick foods regularly and scrape the bottom to prevent sticking.
- Inspect inner pot: If the nonstick coating is damaged or the pot is warped, replace it with a genuine Black+Decker inner pot.
- Liquid level: Ensure there is enough liquid in recipes to prevent dry heating.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
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