Saturn
Uneven Heating / Localized Overheating
Food burns on the bottom while the top remains undercooked.
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Possible Causes
Deformed inner pot bottom, Thick burnt layer on heating plate, Faulty temperature sensor calibration, Using non-original Saturn pot with poor contact
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Unplug and allow the cooker to cool before cleaning.
Step-by-step checks:
- 1. Inspect inner pot: Place the pot on a flat surface to check for rocking. Replace if warped.
- 2. Clean contact surfaces: Remove all burnt residue from the bottom of the pot and the heating plate. Ensure both surfaces are smooth and clean.
- 3. Use correct pot: Always use the original Saturn inner pot or a manufacturer-approved replacement. Other pots may not transfer heat evenly.
- 4. Adjust recipes: For thick dishes, add more liquid and stir before starting. Avoid using high-temperature fry modes for extended periods.
Recommendation: If burning persists even with a new pot and clean plate, the temperature sensor or control board may be miscalibrated and require service.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Inner Cooking Pot
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