Do You Know the Precautions after Buying Cookers?

In the previous blog post, we have explained in detail how to choose a multi-functional cooker, so how much do you know about the precautions after buying an electric cooker?

Precautions after buying cookers

1. Read and keep the instructions carefully first. After using the cooker ordinary times, it is best to keep it on the desktop to prevent the dust on the ground from entering the bottom of the cooker, and it should not be placed in the kitchen or where it is easy to be splashed by water, so as not to affect the use safety of the cooker.

2. In the process of use, it should also be ensured that the inner tank of the cooker and the electric heating plate are clean, and sundries such as water spots and rice grains are avoided, which will affect the effect of cooking, and in serious cases, components may be burned out.

3. After purchasing a high-power cooker, you must not let it share a combined socket with other appliances, which will lead to insufficient socket capacity, high temperature of the power line, and danger. After using the cooker, you must remember to unplug the plug from the socket. Usually, the cooker has an automatic heat preservation function. After plugging in the power supply, even if it is not cooking, the cooker will be in the heat preservation state, resulting in a waste of electric energy.

4. Cookers are household staples, and many families use them almost every day. Although cookers are not as big as large household appliances in terms of power consumption, as the saying goes, a little makes a mickle, and high-frequency use can't be underestimated in terms of power consumption.

Here are some energy-saving tips for cookers. I hope you can "buy it safely and use it comfortably" when purchasing cookers through this blog.

Tips for using a cooker

1. When making rice, it is best to wash the rice and soak it in clean water for about 15 minutes, and then put it into the pot, which can greatly shorten the cooking time, and the cooked rice is particularly fragrant.

2. Make full use of the waste heat of the electric heating plate. When the rice soup in the electric cooker boils, you can turn off the power switch for 8 to 10 minutes, and then turn on the electricity after making full use of the waste heat of the electric heating plate. When the red light of the electric cooker is off and the yellow light is on, it means that the rice in the cooker is cooked. At this time, turn off the power switch and use the waste heat of the electric heating plate to keep warm for about 10 minutes.

3. Do not use the electric cooker as an electric kettle. An electric cooker and an electric kettle with the same power boil a thermos of boiling water. It takes only 5-6 minutes to use the electric kettle, while the electric cooker takes about 20 minutes.

4. Using electricity to avoid peaks is the best way to save electricity. When the voltage of an electric cooker with the same power is 10% lower than its rated value, it is necessary to extend the power consumption time by about 12%. It is best not to use it or use it less during peak power consumption.

5. Keep the inner pot and the outer pot clean. If the electric cooker is used for too long and not cleaned in time, a layer of oxide will accumulate on the bottom and the outer surface of the inner cooker. It should be soaked in water and wiped with a rough cloth until the metallic luster is exposed.

6. The bottom of the inner pot should be in optimal contact with the electric heating plate, the inner pot, and the pot cover. If the inner pot is deformed, that is, concave or convex, it will affect the good contact of the bottom of the inner pot, and it should be corrected in time.