Sencor Inner Pot Sticking to Heating Plate

Inner pot is difficult to remove; it seems stuck to the heating plate after cooking.

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Possible Causes

Sugar or starch caramelized between pot and plate, Warped inner pot bottom, Residual vacuum effect from cooling, Damaged non‑stick coating bonding to plate

How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety: Allow the cooker to cool before attempting to free the pot.

  • Break the seal: Gently rotate the inner pot left and right while lifting. Do not use sharp tools that can damage the heating plate.
  • Soften residue: Pour warm water around the edge between the pot and housing (not directly onto electronics) and let it sit to loosen sticky residue.
  • Inspect pot bottom: Once removed, check the pot bottom for warping or burnt sugar/starch. Clean thoroughly and avoid high‑sugar recipes without enough liquid.
  • Check heating plate: Clean the plate surface with a soft cloth. If the non‑stick coating of the pot is peeling, replace the inner pot to prevent further sticking.
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Repair Difficulty

Very Easy 1/5

Required Part

Inner Pot
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