De'Longhi
Localized Overheating / Nonstick Coating Wear
Food burns or sticks heavily to the bottom even when using sufficient liquid and correct settings.
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Possible Causes
Worn or scratched nonstick coating on inner pot, Faulty temperature regulation from base sensor, Thick starchy deposits from previous use, Incorrect program selection
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Allow the cooker to cool before cleaning burnt-on food.
- Soak and clean pot: Fill the pot with warm soapy water and let it soak. Use a soft sponge to remove residue. Do not use metal scouring pads.
- Inspect nonstick surface: Look for large scratches, peeling, or exposed metal. A damaged pot should be replaced to prevent sticking and contamination.
- Use appropriate program: For rice and grains, use the dedicated RICE or similar program rather than manual high-temperature frying.
- Add more liquid: Ensure recipes meet the minimum liquid requirement specified in the manual.
If burning persists with a new pot and correct recipes, the temperature sensor or control board may be misregulating heat and should be checked by a technician.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Inner Pot (Nonstick Bowl)
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