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ProfiCook
Lid Position / Float Valve Not Engaged
Display shows 'OPEN' or a flashing open-lid symbol during a pressure program; cooker will not build pressure.
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Possible Causes
Float valve stuck in down position, Insufficient liquid preventing steam build-up, Faulty lid position sensor, Steam release valve left in vent position
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety: Ensure the cooker is cool and depressurized before touching the lid components.
- Check steam release: Turn the steam release knob to the sealed position as indicated in the ProfiCook manual.
- Verify liquid level: Open the lid and confirm there is enough water or liquid in the pot. Add more if below the minimum mark.
- Free the float valve: From inside the lid, press the float valve up and down. Clean around it to remove dried food. From the top, remove the float cap if present, clean, and reinstall.
- Test again: Run a short pressure program with water only. Watch to see if the float valve rises. If it does not, there may be a leak at the sealing ring or float valve cap.
- Sensor issues: If the float rises and seals but the display still shows OPEN, the lid/float sensor or control PCB may be faulty and should be checked by a technician.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Float Valve Assembly
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