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Hi no just the odvious if its the same people all the time .

possible transformer bad or control board

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If this is a new rice cooker this shouldn't happen.
Maybe someone bumped the rice cooker while in cooking cycle.
If this is a rice cooker 2yrs or older, you should replace the Thermal Sensing Unit.

you will need to change the injector (orrifce ) to a propane one the burner should burn nat gas and propane

If the rice pot is not in, burner will not light.

if that's not the case

Replace the thermal sensing unit

If this is a new rice cooker first try cleaning the thermal sensing unit by scrubbing any build up with a green brillo like scrubber, also clean the bottom of the rice pot where it contacts the thermal sensing unit.
If this doesn't work and your rice cooker is 1 to 2 years old replace the thermal sensing unit.

Is this the pilot light you are talking about on a natural gas rice cooker?

On older rinnai rice cooker 5yrs or older. you should replace the Thermocouple part no. 62341

30mV is more than enough to hold the gas valve open, but it can still be faulty, try with a new one - its cheaper than replacing the gas valve.