Rice cooker, opening

Looks like some sort of snap-fit system. Are those black dots on the feet holes, or little rubber bits? If holes, you may be able to release the feet through them.

Landfill, or not, I expect that you will find replacement with a more serviceable model to be the expedient choice.

Peter Wieck Melrose Park, PA

I don't know how to get into it, but here's how that style works. Very simple, but advanced thinking went into it.

I you don't want to hear about Latent heat of vaporization and boiling water skip to 4:40.

Mikek

that looks like it pretty much. I couldn't read the brand in Chinese.

holes. The feet are integral with the base, nothing to remove. (I'll recheck that when I can.)

There's really nothing wrong with it other than there being something wrong with it :) It may happen, but if I can open it it should be an quick easy job from then on.

I have seen devices that require a thin tool inserted into the holes (please, not when plugged in), to release internal tabs. Maybe that?

Peter Wieck Melrose Park, PA

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ng with it :) It may happen, but if I can open it it should be an quick eas y job from then on.

Update time. Feet are moulded into the base. Turns out I'd overlooked the o bvious. The base is fixed with one screw over on one side under a paper lab el - I just hadn't considered it might be fixed so oddly. And yes, an easy fix it is. It probably will get replaced with a more modern one, but it'll do for the week ahead. Thanks.

NT

And what was that?

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just an o/c connection, and the cook switch contacts needed a clean.

When I was a kid we had a vaporizer (humidifier that used electrodes in water inside a sealed container) that looked like it was designed in the

50's or early 60's. It had an excellent safety that required you to insert its own plug to unlock it to open for cleaning, and it locked the plug in place until you closed it.

Disappointed no one had any interest in this. If you have no interest in this, you should see the one about the color brown :-)

OK, I did find it interesting.

Mikek