Burning smell or visible smoke from the multicooker during use.

Safety: Immediately unplug the cooker. If there is active smoke or fire, follow emergency procedures and do not remove covers until safe.

• Identify source: Once cool, remove the inner pot and inspect the heating plate for burnt food or oil. Clean thoroughly with a damp cloth.
• Check plastic parts: Inspect the underside of the lid, handles, and exterior for melted or deformed plastic that may have contacted hot metal.
• Inspect wiring and PCB: Remove the bottom cover and look for burnt wires, connectors, or PCB areas. Any charring indicates the need for professional repair or board replacement.
• Examine power cord and plug: If the plug or cord is discolored or smells burnt, replace the cord and have the internal socket checked.

Do not continue using the multicooker until the source of burning is identified and corrected. Electrical burning smells without visible food residue require professional service.