Why does the sandwich maker have a strange smell when heating?

The strange smell when the sandwich maker is heated may be due to the smell of the machine or the solvent not completely volatilized due to the heating of the internal components. It may be due to the following reasons:

Residual food: There may be oil stains or food residues on the heating plate, causing odors. Regular cleaning can solve this problem.

New equipment: A newly purchased sandwich maker may release some odors during the manufacturing process when it is used for the first time. This is usually normal and can be dissipated by heating it multiple times.

Material problem: Some plastic parts may release odors at high temperatures. Make sure to use equipment made of food-grade materials.

Aging or damage: After long-term use, parts may age or damage. It is recommended to check and replace related parts.

If the smell persists or the smell is too strong, it is recommended to contact online customer service for consultation or seek solutions.