WATR
Breville
Low Liquid / Dry Cooking Protection
Display shows a message indicating insufficient water (e.g., "WATR" or "Add H2O") and the cooker stops heating.
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Possible Causes
Insufficient liquid in inner pot, Excessive evaporation due to long cook time, Inner pot not seated correctly on heating plate, Temperature sensor detecting rapid temperature rise
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Unplug the cooker and allow it to cool slightly before opening the lid, especially if under pressure.
- Check liquid level: Open the lid and verify there is enough liquid. Add water or stock to meet Breville's minimum requirements.
- Inspect for scorching: If food is stuck or burnt on the bottom, remove and clean the pot thoroughly before continuing.
- Reseat inner pot: Ensure the pot is fully seated and flat on the heating plate with no foreign objects underneath.
- Restart program: After correcting the liquid level and cleaning, restart the cooking program. Persistent low-water warnings with adequate liquid may indicate a sensor issue.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
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