Induction cookers are undoubtedly familiar to everyone, as almost every household now has one. Their fast heating speed, energy efficiency, environmental friendliness, and safety have made them popular among users. In this article, the commercial induction cooker manufacturer, PXKITCHEN, will introduce how to solve two common issues during the use of induction cookers: failure to heat up and inability to adjust power. Here's the content:
Failure to heat up: If the induction cooker does not display indicator lights or alarms intermittently during use, and it has been in use for a long time, it may be due to a malfunctioning microswitch. When the microswitch of the induction cooker is damaged, it can cause the CPU to misjudge, ultimately resulting in indicator lights turning on, but the cooker not heating up. Maintenance of the induction cooker mainly involves replacing the microswitch.
Inability to adjust power: During induction cooker repair, this issue may occur due to a short circuit in the heating temperature resistor, causing the buttons to be unable to adjust the power of the cooker's control panel. In such cases, when the damaged component needs replacement, the repair work by the commercial induction cooker manufacturer reaches this stage. Severe damage to the main control IC can also prevent the induction cooker from adjusting system power promptly during operation. This problem is more common in induction cookers with long service lives. The probability of IC damage increases continuously if the induction cooker is exposed to high temperatures for an extended period. During induction cooker repair, we would specify the replacement of the cooker's integrated circuits.
These are the solutions for induction cookers failing to heat up and being unable to adjust power. We hope this information is helpful. For more knowledge about induction cookers, please follow the official website of PXKITCHEN, the commercial induction cooker manufacturer based in Guangdong.
