What causes the rice cooker to trip when it is electrified?

There may be many reasons for the tripping of rice cookers. Here are some possibilities:

1. Power failure: If the rice cooker trips after being connected, the possibility of power failure can be ruled out first. If many families use electrical appliances at the same time or the power supply network is under great pressure, the rice cooker may not work normally. In this case, you can try replacing the socket or replacing the power cord.

2. Overload: The rice cooker consumes a lot of electricity when heating. If other appliances work on the same power supply at the same time, the rice cooker may be overloaded and trip. At this time, the power supply of other electrical appliances can be cut off, so that the rice cooker can be dedicated to a socket or circuit line to ensure the stability of its circuit.

3. Electrical damage: When the power cord, plug or control panel of the rice cooker is damaged, it will also cause the rice cooker to trip. It is recommended to repair or replace the corresponding accessories at the service station.

4. Overheating protection: When the rice cooker is heated, it will generate high temperature. If the heating temperature of the rice cooker is too high or the equipment works overtime, the built-in overheating protection device may be triggered, resulting in tripping. In this case, you can try shortening the cooking time or adjusting the temperature setting.

In short, there are many reasons for the trip of the rice cooker, which need to be investigated according to the specific situation. If you are not sure how to deal with tripping, you should contact professionals in time.