If the induction cooker beeps but cannot heat after being powered on, it means there is power at this time. But if the induction cooker cannot detect the load pot, it will make a sound, mainly because the induction cooker has a control panel with a sensor on it. If the pot is placed on it and the selected pot does not match, the sensor will detect it and a dripping sound will be made. 2. It is possible that the sensor is loose and needs to be replaced, or just try another pot and try again.

1. The induction cooker was invented by the Germans, but radiation leaks from the induction cooker are frequent. Even if it is used for high-end protective packaging, there are still users who use it improperly and lack maintenance awareness, resulting in radiation contamination. Now, many countries have phased out or banned its production and sales.

2. In China, many people are still using induction cookers. It is understood that in markets such as the European Union, the United States, and Japan, the electromagnetic compatibility requirements for products are also relatively strict. Domestic products exported to these markets must obtain certification in this regard, and most domestic induction cooker products simply cannot pass the certification of European and American countries.