POT
ProCook
Inner Pot Not Detected
Display shows 'POT' or a pot icon and the cooker refuses to start heating.
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Possible Causes
No inner pot installed, Wrong or non-ProCook pot used, Deformed pot base, Faulty pot detection microswitch or weight sensor
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Always use the original ProCook inner pot designed for your model.
- Install correct pot: Ensure the genuine ProCook inner pot is inserted. Third-party or incompatible pots may not trigger the detection mechanism.
- Check seating: Remove and reseat the pot, rotating it slightly to ensure full contact with the heating plate.
- Inspect pot base: If the base is warped or heavily scratched, replace the pot. Poor contact can prevent detection and cause uneven heating.
- Sensor check (advanced): Some models use a spring-loaded weight sensor under the heating plate. If this is stuck or broken, the base must be opened and the sensor repaired or replaced.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
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