Philips rice cooker e19 fault

Philips rice cooker E19 failure may be caused by the following problems:

1. Temperature controller failure: If the temperature controller fails, the rice cooker cannot automatically control the heating temperature, and E19 fault will occur.

2. Insufficient heat preservation power: When the rice cooker has insufficient heat preservation power and the heat preservation time is long, E19 fault will occur.

3. Plug and unplug the power supply during the keep-warm mode: In the keep-warm mode, if the power supply is plugged or unplugged, an error will occur in the rice cooker system and an E19 fault will occur.

For E19 fault, the following measures can be taken:

1. Try restarting: First, you can try restarting the rice cooker to see if that solves the problem. To do this, disconnect the power supply and then reconnect it later, then press the switch to start.

2. Confirm whether the temperature control is normal: If the E19 fault still occurs after restarting, it is recommended to disassemble the rice cooker and check whether the temperature controller is working properly. If the temperature controller fails, it will need to be replaced.

3. Confirm the keeping warm time: If the rice cooker keeps warm for too long, you can choose to reduce the keeping warm time or take out the food in time.

4. Avoid plugging and unplugging the power supply: In the keep warm mode, please avoid unplugging the power supply, otherwise it will affect the normal operation of the rice cooker.

If none of the above measures can solve the E19 fault problem, it is recommended that you contact the after-sales service department for professional help or replace the rice cooker.