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My Philips Rice Cooker overflows during use

Published on 24 April 2023
If your Philips Rice Cooker overflows during use:
  1. Too much water has been added — add water according to the water line in the inner pot.
  2. The induction element is damaged. Please bring your rice cooker to a Philips Service Centre or contact us for further assistance.

The information on this page applies to the following models: HD4539/62 .

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