Rice Cooker not working

I have fixed these several times. That fuse is a thermal fuse and a new one can be bought at electronics parts stores (Radio Shack?). I just bypass them with a piece of wire but then you risk a fire if it overheats again.
Those fuses come in various temperature ratings, so get one that's higher than the one currently in it. Normally the lever should pop up when all the water has boiled, stopping the heating element before the thermal fuse blows, so you may have another problem. The lever is attached to a bi-metal spring that flexes when a certain temp is reached. It may be "tired".

heating element not working

check replace the micro switch of your rice cooker it is the switch that is connected to the cook and warm button....check for the heating ellement it is the coil that heats to do this open the bottom cover of your rice cooker you can see a round shape fillament examin whether this fillament is not brocken and is connected to the power source

Hi,
There is a sensor that regulates how hot the cooker gets and shuts it down to the warm setting when it senses that the heat is too high...meaning that all the water has cooked off....my guess is that the sensor failed and as far as I know it is not replaceable.

Here is a tip that I wrote about rice cookers and the amount of rice and water needed...

How much Rice and Water go in the Cooker

http://www.fixya.com/support/r5396567-much_rice_water_go_in_cooker

heatman101

Generally, with enough heat and good insulation, water will boil. Boiling is caused by non-uniform heating - some spots are hotter.
My wife's slow cooker boils even on the low setting -slowly, but it boils.
Our rice cooker never used to boil until I burned tomato rice in it (OOPs). Don't make tomato rice in a rice cooker.

Mine did the same thing.. They said to return unit for replacement

Mine just did as well today. Thought I blew a fuse, but no, just not working, although it did finish the pot of rice.

Go to the manufacturer's website and look for the solution there. If you can't find it, then call the manufacturer customer service department and they should have a solution for you.

Sorry this took so long. I had the same problem, but found that the white rice is measured by 3/4 cups then fill water to the corresponding line in cooker. I use three 3/4 cups of white rice and then fill cooker to the number 3 line. The rice must be in the cooker when the water is added. Good luck.

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