Philips
Lid Seal Leakage
Steam or water leaks from around the lid during pressure cooking.
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Possible Causes
Worn or incorrectly installed silicone sealing ring, Debris on lid rim, Warped lid or cooker rim, Damaged float valve gasket
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Keep hands and face away from escaping steam. Allow the cooker to depressurize before opening.
- Inspect sealing ring: Remove the ring and check for cracks, stretching, or hard spots. Replace with a genuine Philips sealing ring if any damage is found.
- Clean contact surfaces: Thoroughly clean the lid rim, inner lid, and cooker body rim. Even small food particles can cause leaks.
- Check ring installation: Ensure the ring is evenly seated in its groove with no twists.
- Float valve gasket: Inspect and replace the small silicone gasket on the float valve if it is worn.
- Test with water: Run a short pressure cycle with water only to confirm the leak is resolved.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Silicone Sealing Ring
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