Is it normal for the Xiaomi Induction Cooker Lite to make a sizzling sound during use, and a slight current sound when in power standby?
The product operates on the IH electromagnetic heating principle, where the coil generates a magnetic field to heat iron cookware when detecting a pot. During operation, the coil's magnetic field causes vibrations in the gaps of the cookware, producing a slight electromagnetic sound, which is considered a normal phenomenon.
In the powered standby state, certain components in the power section of the appliance are in an active-standby state. When the current passes through these components, there will be a slight electric current sound, which is considered a normal phenomenon.
Note:
Some cookware is composed of two different materials pressed together, creating small gaps in between.
In the powered standby state, certain components in the power section of the appliance are in an active-standby state. When the current passes through these components, there will be a slight electric current sound, which is considered a normal phenomenon.
Note:
Some cookware is composed of two different materials pressed together, creating small gaps in between.
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