What happens if there is a power cut in the middle of cooking in Auto Guided Cooking mode?

What happens if there is a power cut in the middle of cooking in Auto Guided Cooking mode?

If a power cut occurs while you're cooking in Auto-Guided mode, the cooking process stops. Once power is restored, you can restart the recipe and resume cooking by skipping the steps that were already done.

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We're working on a new feature that will allow you to resume cooking seamlessly after a power outage. This feature will be available through future over-the-air (OTA) updates.

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