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Aroma ASP-600

The Aroma ASP-600 is an electric hot pot designed for cooking shabu-shabu and other similar dishes. It features a stainless steel body, tempered glass lid with a steam vent, cool-touch handles, and a temperature control dial ranging from 150°F to 450°F. The unit consists of a heating base and a removable stainless steel pot. It operates by plugging into a standard 120V AC outlet and heating the broth poured into the pot. The temperature is adjusted via the dial, and indicator lights show power and heating status.

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Cord is Hot

The power cord becomes hot to the touch during use.

Solutions:

Unplug the unit and ensure it is on a dedicated circuit. Do not use an extension cord.

Food Burning

Food is burning quickly, even with sufficient broth.

Solutions:

Reduce the temperature setting. Ensure there is enough broth in the pot. Contact Aroma customer service if the problem persists.

Indicator Lights Not Working

Neither the power nor heat indicator lights illuminate.

Solutions:

Check the power cord for damage. Contact Aroma customer service for repair.

Lid Handle Loose

The lid handle becomes loose or detached.

Solutions:

Tighten the screw securing the lid handle. If the screw is stripped, contact Aroma customer service.

No Heat

The power indicator light is on, but the pot does not heat up.

Solutions:

Adjust the temperature dial to a higher setting. Contact Aroma customer service for repair or replacement.

Pot Overheating

The pot gets excessively hot, even on low settings.

Solutions:

Unplug the unit immediately and contact Aroma customer service.

Stainless Steel Base Not Heating

The stainless steel base does not get warm during operation.

Solutions:

Contact Aroma customer service for repair or replacement.

Unit does not power on

The hot pot does not turn on when plugged in.

Solutions:

Ensure the power cord is firmly connected to both the hot pot and a working outlet. Try a different outlet.