The reason why the rice cooker doesn't trip when cooking.

There are many reasons why the rice cooker does not trip when cooking. Here are some possible reasons:

The power of the rice cooker is too low.

If the power of the rice cooker is not large enough, the rice may not be completely heated to boiling state during cooking, resulting in incomplete cooking, but the rice cooker will not trip because of insufficient power.

Power supply voltage is too low.

If the power supply voltage used is too low, the rice cooker may not work normally. Although heating can be started, due to insufficient energy, the rice may not be completely heated to boiling state, resulting in incomplete cooking of the rice.

Excessive heat preservation function

Some rice cookers have such a powerful heat preservation function that they can even keep high temperature during the whole heat preservation time. If this happens when cooking, even if the rice is completely cooked, it will continue to be heated by the heat preservation function and will not trip.

Temperature sensor fault

There is a temperature sensor inside the rice cooker to detect the temperature of the rice. If this sensor fails, the rice cooker will not be able to correctly detect the temperature of the rice, which may lead to incomplete cooking of the rice, but the rice cooker will not trip.

suggestion

To sum up, there may be many reasons why the rice cooker does not trip after cooking. If this happens, I suggest you check whether the power supply voltage is normal first, so as to ensure that the power of the rice cooker used is sufficient. If the problem still exists, please contact a professional for repair.