If I use a rice cooker to cook soup, boil food and then turn it on to burn the rice, will it affect the durability of the cooker?

Associate Professor, Dr. Le Van Doanh, Hanoi University of Science and Technology said: Using a rice cooker to cook other foods is unreasonable, because the cooker is designed with a separate thermal relay suitable for the rice cooking process. Meanwhile, cooking other dishes requires the relay to continuously interrupt the circuit, which leads to the relay being damaged and the cooker being easily burned.

In addition, pressing the "cook" button to create burnt rice also causes the pot to break down quickly. At this time, the relay and heat-receiving magnet of the rice cooker will be disrupted, turning on and off incorrectly as designed. After a while, the temperature of the pot will not be standard, even leading to a fire due to a broken thermal relay.

According to Kienthuc