With a conventional rice cooker, if I manually set it to keep warm before it automatically jumps from heat to keep warm, will I break the cooker? I'd like to ask the professionals to answer this quest

With a conventional rice cooker, if I manually set it to keep warm before it automatically jumps from heat to keep warm, will I break the cooker? I'd like to ask the professionals to answer this question. This won't have much effect, I am engaged in maintenance, I used to do the same thing myself, and never broke the total program, that is, the manual switch you mentioned. Because the old style rice cooker it will only evaporate the water cleanly before the magnets will automatically sense the temperature to jump to keep warm. But sometimes we can't heat up that long or cook the moisture dry like hot water or heat up some food because we need it ourselves. So this you don't need to worry. According to personal need. General master switch is bad rarely, are used for a long time to be heated deformation or short circuit or quality problems will be bad.