The Midea IH rice cooker fault code mainly includes the following points:

1.E0: The fault code E0 indicates that the temperature sensor is faulty. It may be that the temperature sensor is in poor contact or damaged and needs to be replaced or adjusted. .

2.E1: Fault code E1 indicates a current sensing failure. It may be that the inductance sensor is damaged and needs to be replaced or adjusted.

3.E2: Fault code E2 indicates that the internal temperature is too high, which may be caused by poor internal heat dissipation and needs to be cleaned or replaced, or caused by an internal fault that requires repair.

4.E3: Fault code E3 indicates that the voltage is too high or too low, causing a circuit failure. It may be that the power line is unstable and the power supply needs to be checked or the line needs to be replaced.

5.E4: Fault code E4 indicates that the internal temperature sensor is faulty. It may be due to poor circuit connection or damaged sensor and needs to be replaced or repaired.

6.E5: Fault code E5 indicates an electronic boiler failure. It may be an internal circuit failure or component damage. The electronic boiler part needs to be checked or replaced.

7.E6: Fault code E6 indicates that the pot is overheated and needs to be moved and restarted.

In short, if you encounter a Midea IH rice cooker fault code, you need to check the manual first to see what the fault code means, and then handle it or seek professional repair according to the specific situation.