Sage
Localized Overheating / Food Scorching
Burning smell during cooking; food often sticks or burns on the bottom.
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Possible Causes
Insufficient liquid, Thick sauces on bottom, High Sauté temperature for delicate foods, Damaged non-stick coating (if applicable) or rough pot surface
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: If you smell burning, cancel the program and allow pressure to release safely before opening.
- Adjust recipes: Add more liquid and avoid thickening agents until after pressure cooking.
- Deglaze pot: After browning, add a small amount of liquid and scrape the bottom to remove stuck bits before starting pressure mode.
- Inspect pot surface: Check for deep scratches or damaged coating that can promote sticking. Replace the pot if badly worn.
- Clean thoroughly: Soak and clean the pot and wipe the heating plate to remove burnt residue.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
Required Part
Stainless Steel Inner Pot
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