The structure of an electric pressure cooker

Abstract

This utility model relates to the field of electric pressure cooker technology, and in particular to the structure of an electric pressure cooker, including a pot body, an inner pot inside the pot body, a lifting lug assembly on the outer side wall of the inner pot, a locking plate rotatably connected to the lifting lug assembly, a locking buckle on the locking plate, and a locking hole on the outer side wall of the pot body. The locking buckle engages with the locking hole. After cooking, the inner pot is locked to the pot body because the locking buckle engages with the locking hole. When the lid is opened, the lid cannot suck up the inner pot, preventing food from splashing out and scalding the user. This structure prevents the inner pot from being lifted when the lid is opened, providing a safer user experience.

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