How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety first: Unplug the cooker and let it cool. Do not add cold liquid to a very hot pot to avoid warping.

Check recipe and liquid level: Ensure you are using enough liquid as specified in the manual. Add more liquid if necessary.
Clean pot and plate: Remove burnt food from the inner pot and gently clean the heating plate surface.
Clean steam components: Remove and clean the steam release valve, anti-block shield, and float valve to ensure proper venting.
Test with water only: After cleaning, run a short cycle with only water. If 'OvHt' reoccurs, the thermal sensor or cutoff may be malfunctioning.

Repeated overheat errors with proper use indicate a failing sensor or thermal fuse that should be replaced.

Display shows 'OvHt' or 'Overheat' and cooking stops abruptly.

Possible Causes