The soup machine beeps, why and how to fix it?
You’re all set to enjoy a comforting bowl of homemade soup, but your soup machine starts beeping! Don’t worry, it’s not necessarily a malfunction—it’s just trying to tell you something’s wrong. This guide will help you diagnose the possible causes of the issue so you can quickly get back to making delicious soup.
POTENTIAL CAUSES FOR THIS FAULT:
a WARNING
Before carrying out any work on your appliance, be absolutely sure that you first completely disconnect it from the mains electricity supply.
Risk of electric shock.
Wear protective gloves if you need to disassemble the appliance.
Risk of cuts and abrasions.
The bowl is too full
If your Soup Maker is beeping continuously, it may be due to too many ingredients in the soup machine. Your device is equipped with an overflow sensor. If your machine is overfilled, this sensor will warn the food processor and it will emit an audible alarm to prevent overflow. To fix this, remove a few ingredients and try again.
The sensor is clogged
The sensor is used to detect when the easy soup maker is in danger of overflowing. If the sensor is dirty, the appliance may misinterpret an overflow. It is therefore important to remember to clean this element regularly. However, sometimes the sensor is defective, which will require you to replace it.