FAILED! Ninja Pressure Cooker, Air fryer. lets take it apart.

[@kevin9c1]

Mustie: "Sorry honey, couldn't fix it." Moves it to garage, discovers carbs clean even faster under pressure. No one was the wiser.

[@norfolkngood8960]

@DickEr Down So? Most stuff is.

[@vzjtothalo1]

"No user serviceable parts inside." Mustie1: I'm not a user.

[@nodriveknowitall702]

Who is deterred by that anyway?

[@throttlebottle5906]

home insurance loves that kind =p claim deny deny deny

[@roberthickey1465]

"Add Pot" .... maybe the cooker is asking you to move to Massachusetts :)

[@prescotthuidekoper658]

Bada Bing !

[@garyboyle6343]

Actually when it says add pot that means it was made in Canada it’s legal everywhere here LOL

[@RANDALLOLOGY]

Look it's a CBD cooker. Lol

[@briankoronka4746]

Or Michigan 😁

[@tomrausch7014]

Or Oregon....(No salt on roads, wink wink nod nod).

[@kthwkr]

The error message was "ADD POT". By any chance was this a Colorado product?

[@wayneessar7489]

Canadian!

[@xmachine7003]

MICHIGAN!!!

[@technocricket]

Montana

[@AntCooke]

Merry Christmas from the UK Mustie1!! Wishing everyone a very happy holidays.

[@notajp]

“It’s humming..” Guess it doesn’t know the words....

[@brianeaton3734]

Was expecting rust and a mouse nest when you pulled off the bottom plastic cover.

[@edwardwade2696]

I figured he would drop the bowl on that thing and throw it in the parts cleaner.

[@edwardwade2696]

I figured he would drop the bowl on that thing and throw it in the parts cleaner.

[@cougarhunter33]

@@edwardwade2696 I'm gonna go get the paper get the paper.

[@28YorkshireRose12]

@@cougarhunter33 Me too! Me too!

[@MattExzy]

No spark... I guess that's good a thing in this instance.

[@UnitSe7en]

How is it not proofed against an internal spillage? Awful cheapness.

[@Thebowzer221]

I agree. Junk pile. Imagine if you attempted to clean it and destroyed it.

[@Kikilang60]

It was made for culture that doesn't have stove, and most of the people live in one room apartments.

[@Ryan_Harkin]

@@Kikilang60 what's that got to do with it not having protection from spillages.

[@Kikilang60]

The pernious nature of water, and it's effects on electronics is the bane of all engineers. Water will alway find a way to ruin electronics. Any electrical devise will fail, if depends on accidents not happening. For example, having sex, with out protection. You are chosing to have children first, and sex second. The Ninja pressure cooker wasn't made to break, but actually made broken, it liquid dripping down will short out the devise. I have a crook pot that was sitting out in the rain for two weeks. I open it up, and checked to see if it was dry, and worked fine. The short of it is, there is no protection from water, with complex electronics. Look, my last stove I bought was used, and older than I was. On top of the stove there was an electrical timers, a clock. lights, and a fan. All of them were above the normal spill level, but still they don't work. I thought I could fix the lights, and fan but no. It all ran into a central unit. There was an electrical ignition, for the gas, but that was very simple. Recently I bought a Samsung stove, and it has an electrical start. I figure, I'll have about six year before the computers fail, and I have to dump it. I watch this channel, "EmmymadeinJapan". She just bought a new, and very expensive stove a few years ago. About the price of a used car. The thing is dead. She tried fixing it, and the electronic just keep failing. I think she buying antique gas stove next. No electronics at all. That stove doesn't need protection from water, because there is no electronics. In the current state of affairs, most new buildins don't have gas running into the homes kitchen, if any gas runs to them at all. Here the skinny on protection from spillage. You raise all the electronics above the spillage, and that's the protection.

[@stevienico452]

Yea, your bound to spill liquid in this, what a crock of shit design. I think the 'Ninja' is how fast you bin it after purchase.

[@BOYTLeRoyJenkins]

To quote Red Green..." If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy." MERRY CHRISTMAS, EVERYONE !

[@pa6390]

Good Old Red Green....... Keep your stick on the ice...

[@Charlesb88]

Repeat after me: I’m a man, I can change, if I have too, I guess.

[@102819921]

Handy? Shoot I thought it was handsy... 😂😂😂

[@markchatman9583]

P A we’re all in this together

[@prescotthuidekoper658]

Red Green - The King of Duct Tape !

[@Kim-the-Dane-1952]

Biggest surprise is that there were actually screws in there and that it was not just permanently riveted

[@octane613]

Yeah that doesn't instill confidence in me for it being a reliable pressure cooker....

[@notajp]

Or glued.....

[@normanbuchanan9710]

@@octane613 I would never use that flimsy looking thing for a pressure cooker, but great on mustie1 for fixing it, I love getting into stuff like that myself

[@taltosr]

Dont give then ideas 🙄🙄😅😅

[@welshy8216]

MERRY CHRISTMAS MUSTIE1 AND EVERYONE WHO'S WATCHING..

[@xw6968]

welshy thanks you too

[@lesosborne4518]

Merry Christmas

[@Evilslayer73]

same to you :)

[@kingstonrc329]

Merry Christmas everyone! 🎄😄👍🏻

[@martinpruckl8091]

Thx and God bless ya All outthere!!

[@scottfirman]

I would have just grounded the two black wires together and called it a day. Not too many people would forget the fact there's no pot in it except my 80 plus year old mom. She shouldn't mess with one of those pots and probably wouldnt. Merry Christmas and Happy new Years. Thanks for the Christmas Cheer. Better than putting a Barbie car together. Ugh!

[@michaeltempsch5282]

There are also householdswith inquisitive young ones that feel that buttons are for pressing...

[@jaylast1958]

@@michaeltempsch5282 Nerfing the world just creates bigger idiots brah

[@jaylast1958]

@RC Hobbist - I was thinking the same like 4 minutes in. Guess I'll have to keep watchin though to make sure it wasn't addressed or that I didn't miss anything.

[@Frank-Thoresen]

I second you on that. If I went deeper into it I would end up trashing it

[@jasepoag8930]

That's basically what I did when the sensor on my wife's air fryer went out after a year.

[@stefantrethan]

What, no screws left over at the end? But that's the best part of any repair - free screws!

[@rock.doctor]

I teach tech ed for an alternative school. I have a jar on my desk with a label that says "For students who have lost their screws"...it is amazing how fast it is filling.

[@thomasleary1807]

When I fixed copiers and had screws left over, I referred to them as pocket screws. If the customer wasn't looking at you, you could just put 'em in your pocket and call it done !

[@noahwomack9929]

Bruh it's Christmas morning and i'm watching this guy take apart a pressure cooker.

[@whataguy7032]

Nice to see that you have your priorities straight!

[@Philc231]

pretty poor design if you can not get the inside liquid proofed.

[@SlartiMarvinbartfast]

Yup, terrible design - naturally it's going to get liquid spilled in it from time to time. Or of course it's designed to fail ........

[@dinosaurus4189]

Terrible design = planned obsolescence = repeat buyer

[@arjanvanraaij8440]

70 dollar is cheap a proper philips airfryer more then 140 euro's.

[@theduke8504]

It's called "engineered obsolescence"! Why make them last a long time? It's about sales today not customer satisfaction. The 'love' of money is the root of all evil!

[@dinosaurus4189]

@@theduke8504 Clearly not engineered obsolescence. Very little engineering going on here.

[@allmihi]

all you need to do is dribble a little two stroke gas down the spark plug hole, then will plug her in and see what happens

[@xtort1077777]

😆 I think it would have turned over one time.

[@fordtechchris]

give her a little tickle

[@badideaworkbench5155]

I doubt that anyone else has ever used a wheel chock to fix a kitchen appliance.

[@mrbilky]

HAHA thought the same thing just can't get his mind outta the garage!

[@28YorkshireRose12]

You would be surprised! - I'm 62 years old, and some of the things I saw my dad, and my granddad too, doing would blow your mind in this day and age, even some of the materials used to effect repairs could be quite innovative!

[@kameljoe21]

I was hoping to see you test a bypass. Most of those units have a lot of safety switches for those people..... I was wondering if just by passing the switch altogether would make the unit work.

[@danssmokintreasures]

Yeah I would have done that from stage one, but nothing wrong with playing around with it. His money.

[@jjwiii1432]

Yeah, just bypass all the safety stuff and give it back to missus. Fixed! Now let's increase the home owners insurance.

[@netgod3com-FUYouTube]

But, But, But.... there is no carburetor to put in the ultrasonic..... Merry Christmas!!

[@robertschmidt327]

From my years in electronics repair: if you spill something nasty into your electronics, immediately yank the power. Then flood it with water, preferably distilled. I know water and electronics don’t mix, but actually water won’t harm the circuits if there’s no power. Flood it til you’re sure the goop is gone and there’s nothing left but clean water. Now put it aside until it is completely dry, like leave it for days, in the sun if possible. It will probably fire right up with no ill effects.

[@rolls_8798]

rubbing alcohol is even better - it's non-conductive, doesn't corrode, absorbs other water, and evaporates quickly and without a trace

[@gerardkenny8882]

FYI : I suggest to use near 100% industrial alcohol or buy a small bottle of methylated spirits in your chemist and use it. Both will clean really well and evaporate away quite quickly whereas water can remain on circuitry and under components etc for a long time even if placed in a warm aired environment.

[@wormod]

Hello and best wishes to you and all your subscribers.

[@artemiasalina1860]

Same to you.

[@brianpercival1829]

Poor design or designed to fail and buy a new one.

[@69Phuket]

At $160, I doubt anyone would make that mistake again. (I'm sure he could've done warranty claim. But hey!)

[@arnoldromppai5395]

to day every thing has a built in time to fail, witch is normally just out of waranty, so you go by a new one get the old one warranty, from thenew one, then return the new one for a refund,, everything made today has a built in fail

[@tatomonticello520]

Merry Christmas mustie1 Merry Christmas to all your subscribers

[@paulbowers7343]

Clean the carburetor!

[@69Phuket]

Cheers Suzie Q... You too. X

[@RR2BOX46]

Ave is botching a generator rebuild with dewclaw, bigclive couldn't find one of these in the isle of man at pound-land, Cody's at the chicken base. So musty1 must dissect an appliance.

[@aserta]

Arduino vs Evil still on his bullshit high horse of ignorance?

[@malcolmrowe1794]

Merry Christmas everyone. Am I the only one who keeps thinking I do hope he has unplugged it???

[@markcraytor2334]

No you aren't alone...I told him to unplug it several times, but when I didn't see any sparks I just thought "WHEEW"

[@FarrellMcGovern]

Not only saved some money, but also kept it out to the landfill, *and* showed why "Right to Repair" is so important!!

[@Gerrit-Max]

Once I own it I have the right to do what ever I like with it, even repair it.

[@TheSkytherMod]

Louis Rossman

[@melchristian3638]

Yes

[@xmachine7003]

@Pho Tato yes they are. Very perceptive of you. Good job young man.

[@prndownload]

Problem is it would cost more than $350 just to get someone to open it up and repair it.

[@MikeSmith-lu2xe]

This is Mustie's public service announcement. If you get one of these for Christmas, return it....Merry Christmas

[@232nightowl]

During this I got an advert for a ninja pressure cooker

[@theduke8504]

Another example of engineered obsolescence. The company wants your money, not your satisfaction! Another throw-away design. Hmmm, a sealed sensor would do the trick, right? SMH!

[@Chrishm0]

it is like mustie1 meets ave, sounds good

[@natalieisagirlnow]

and ave was rebuilding an engine this week. weird

[@Chrishm0]

@@natalieisagirlnow but it was a diesel, so I guess they aren't stepping on each others toes.....

[@carolinabeacher1558]

@@Chrishm0 thats why i like their channels, learning si easy if you want o and these guys provide some great insight without a boring class.

[@aserta]

Maybe not, that would assume Mustie fails above 60% of the time. I'd rather not see Mustie get so low.

[@r1lark]

Think I would have took the easy way out and just bypassed the switch by hooking the two wires together............cause I probably would never have gotten that thing back together again. :-)

[@5610winston]

Wrap the chicken in foil and tuck it against the exhaust manifold, and watch out for golden hawks.

[@Norm475]

I would have done the same thing.

[@5610winston]

No, if it craps out under normal use conditions, I'm not going to do the manufacturer's job for him. I would demand my money back, and scratch the defective product from my shopping list. If the seller or the manufacturer balk, I would scratch them from consideration for ANY future purchases.

[@JacobCarpintero]

@r1lark That's exactly what I did, worked perfectly thank you!

[@jaimel4740]

I don't think there's any part's in the horrd for that. Lol merry Christmas Mustie

[@aa999xyz]

nice one, but shouldn't that area be more moisture resistant I think that's a design flaw? Put it in your hands and nothing intimidates you to get it working again!

[@SKYLARandME1]

Merry Christmas Mustie1 and everyone else watching 2day 🎄🎅🎁⛄👍

[@davem147]

Just another over-engineered, over-complicated, overpriced piece of junk, manufactured to meet obressive safety regulations - take it back and get a refund!!

[@Texaca]

oppressive safety regulations? WTF? There is a reason, there are safety devices, switches and safety measures built into these devices. Because they prevent Catastrophic Accidents, and might save lives. Because if YOU leave this unit Unattended, as touted by it's Advertisement and Features, and it Catches on fire, It Won't Burn Your Damn House down or Kitchen. Or worse -- Kill You Family members, who are unknowingly trapped inside a burning home, because they Passed out because of too much smoke inhalation. 🤨 Man, I've heard of stupid, but that statement takes the cake. I suppose, you think Seat belts are Overrated and unnecessary for automobiles, and pose too much of a financial burden to Auto manufacturers? Only a Federalists would say something like that.

[@Gunnydog2]

Will it run? Merry Christmas!

[@HUBBABUBBADOOPYDOOP]

*@**27:39* *Learn some Mandarin-* *and you've got a job waiting for you.* *It probably doesn't pay much, and the conditions are crappy. *You could be a Supervisor in QC, and drive the Cushman to work-* *You'd blend right in* 🤣

[@donm8856]

Merry Christmas Mustie1 Thanks for the Great Vid's All year.

[@jasonpatterson8091]

I would have half-assed the job and shorted those two black wires about 3 minutes in. Not proud of it, but I think it would have gotten the job done.

[@tayro7265]

Get out of my head!

[@tootall5559]

poor design if a little spill can take it out. I'm actually surprised it could be fixed, moat things these days are made so you can't take them apart to do anything, and get them back together.

[@williamarnn5240]

Mustie1 can take anything apart and put it back together. Andrew Caramata can to, he just uses different tools.

[@grantscarbrough]

@@williamarnn5240 Yes!! And that tool is usually an excavator 😂😂😂

[@tootall5559]

@@williamarnn5240 I can sure nuff take stuff apart... but getting it back together... nuther story. However what I was talking about is how many things are glued together these days so the consumer has no access if they break, that's it, you have to break the plastic to open them, and when you do the parts are glued in... and you can't get replacement parts least ways not new.

[@davem5333]

Coffee makers are notoriously unrepairable. Manufacturers are afraid of liability. And house fires. If I am spending my money on an appliance I want it to work for me, not me on it.

[@tootall5559]

@@davem5333 That's true, but I have been able to repair a few. Most times not though. The simpler ones are not bad to repair, but the ones with timers and all that, very difficult to repair. I don't think liability issues has anything to do with it. They just want to make shit as cheap as possible, then when it acts up you toss it and get another. However, if that happens, I never buy that brand again, unless of course I got good use out of it. If it dies early on, then I will not buy that brand again. Now I buy them at thrift shops mostly, the older ones. Ones I can still fix if they need it.

[@albertoldschool6950]

I will not buy this unit, Because at some point something wet is going to get in the unit, "IT'S A PRESSURE COOKER". "Condensation" Very Poor design. $200.00 may not be much to you but I would have taken it back to the store. Now I don't have too. Thank You. Happy Holidays to you.

[@HylianOverlord]

That is a very good point, but I think the inside pot is designed to seal with the lid to form the pressure.

[@HylianOverlord]

@Deon Denis That would have easily made it a prosumer tool and put in the 450 dollar category. ;P

[@NitroGuyJH]

Deon Denis That’s just the way crooked companies operate nowadays. HylianOverlord is precisely right though, and it’s like that with damn near everything! We sell several brands of mowers at my shop and there’s about a grand difference in IDENTICAL tractors that has the option of a stamped deck or a fabricated deck. Literally same mowers, same width cut, same engines. Add a shitty welded deck and raises the price substantially. 🤦🏻‍♂️ 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@NewtonWashinton]

30 days old i would just take it back.

[@jlucasound]

On your way home, pick up a turkey baster. That way she can remove excess liquid without removing the pan.

[@seanerobertson32]

But Mustie has MANY turkey basters...

[@estonianperson1112]

@@seanerobertson32 I don't think they are safe for food anymore :)

[@Peter-fo4ec]

MERRY CHRISTMAS , hope you feel better

[@keithchapman124]

hope you and Mrs Mustie have a wonderful holiday season

[@Shockedbywater]

Brownie points are the best. Merry Christmas Mustie. (And this was a nice change from the other great videos )

[@andywarrington4738]

as a sparky who deals with a lot of control wiring etc i tend to take pictures with my phone so i can recall cables etc when reassembling

[@chrisnorton2837]

He has a video.

[@xmachine7003]

You are a genius!! I will use that one.

[@HDTech9791]

Hoping for a double cab update, got a pressure cooker??? Merry Christmas everyone. Mustie thanks for all the great content.

[@planetrob555]

Did you leave off that round cover from the two wires in the middle of the disc at 32:12 that you pried off?

[@geoffreykeane4072]

Christmas Mustie! Best present ever.

[@nunyabizznizz7326]

we all know what you mean by brownie points...…..she'll let you continue dragging stuff home...…..lolz

[@smoker318]

Nunya Bizznizz yep

[@michaelmanning97]

Mustie,have considerd doing a mustie job fails compilation video?or funny out takes compilation?

[@julieb9215]

Lots of folks who still had the box & receipt would have taken that back to the store & claimed it was like that when they pulled it from the box. If they didn’t have the receipt & box they would have gone & bought another one & later returned the bad one that way. No I would not do that myself & I’m glad to see y’all didn’t either. I was thinking some of the screws might be hidden under the pads on the bottom because I’ve seen that done before. I have a curios mind & I’ve taken broken stuff like that apart. It’s kind of being destructive but in a good way since it’s already broken anyway. Took a cordless computer mouse apart not too long ago. One time as a kid I took apart some NON-broken pop-open opera glasses kind of thing & couldn’t figure out how to get them back together. 🤣

[@markjay662]

Even if you are honest and tell them exactly what happened they will still give you a refund.

[@Mark-vc7rm]

It will now make a good parts washer. Oh don’t spill anything on it. 😜

[@blackhatter011]

I was going to get one of those on the boxing day sale. now I see the Chineseum QUALITY, it's a hard pass.

[@Scott924m]

this Christmas present is a Mustie1 🎄🎀🎁

[@cornishsean1]

24 thumbs down so far bet they don't have any videos to show

[@CountryRock2k1]

Probably the same people that complained when Taryl posted a toilet replacement video.

[@ProlificInvention]

Best part is that a thumbs down helps the channel just as much as up

[@tmackinator]

What a foul design that some liquid could ruin the product. Spills will happen. What a dangerous product.

[@kameljoe21]

In the world of disposable items, This is a huge money maker.. One or 2 spills and you buy a new one... Disposable items, Cheaper to buy new than to fix...

[@tmackinator]

@@kameljoe21 I am an engineer for a company that routinely gets ul and csa certification on their products. Knowing what we have to do to comply with these standards, It is so hard for me to understand how something like this POS gets on the market. The liquid can pour directly down into the electrics. Products with heating elements are always absolutely the worst.

[@kameljoe21]

@@tmackinator UL certifications only cost about 5 to 15k to get them, Most if not everything can be UL certified. The really only thing one needs to get a UL cert is to pass the requirements on wire size, current draw, shock hazards and some other things. UL and CSA are kinda the same thing, UL for US only and CSA is worldwide ( I think ). Crap like the Ninja get to market because they get the least amount of certification need to bring them to the market. Now if they sold them with a NSF certification this design would be nothing like it currently is... NSF only test for food contact materials, contamination, design related to safey and must comply to those standards, Which is far more than any other certification out there, Which is why they have a much higher price tag than the crap you can buy at you local store. Which is mostly all of the appliances, pot and pans, dishes and utensils that I use. Most of this stuff will last me a life time and I pay a fraction of the price buying 2nd hand.

[@72polara]

It was designed for sale in California and needs marijuana to operate.

[@TheSkytherMod]

Same.

[@imageaware]

Merry Christmas Mustie1. All I need now is for Andrew Camarata and The Gunman to post videos and my day will be complete :)

[@williamarnn5240]

Not sure about the gunman, but yeah this is this is a good one and Andrew would be great. Andrew doesn't work much because of the snow, maybe he can fix another washing machine.

[@travelingdude33914]

What a massive design fail. Merry Christmas everyone

[@OhZone62]

Ah the joy of being a tinkerer. My wife at times does something "silly" and gets me to fix it for her. Brownie points for sure. Darren, thanks for sharing your interest with us during the last year. There's always something interesting to learn from you, which keeps me at least, from screwing up royally. I, like many others, am looking forward to your next sequence of videos. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Chris Gatineau, Quebec, Canada

[@travisarnold8872]

Ooo! Can-a-da! Merry Christmas from USA!

[@joseph310]

Something to consider next time your working on something like this. Soup is water soluble. Sometimes as with coffee water will clean it immediately but lacquer thinner won't even touch it. Merry Christmas my friend. Wouldn't that still be under warranty?

[@mred8002]

Maybe, but likely you pay shipping, which would exceed the purchase price.

[@darthrevan2063]

Joe Teeter Joe Teeter plus warranty rarely covers anything other than manufacturer defects.

[@28YorkshireRose12]

Not now it ain't!

[@backroadsrider1413]

What a great Christmas, a video from Cold War Motors, Iron Trap Garage and Mustie1 ! Only thing that would make today greater would be a video of Taryl using a Mustie1 cup as a crud catcher! Lol. Merry Xmas Mustie1!

[@davidthehillbilly7995]

Binky came apart for paint, or did you miss that?

[@tonysharoneubanks2762]

Sounds like your feeling better. I hope so. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! I appreciate your dedication to your fans....even on Christmas Day your putting out a video. Thanks!

[@prndownload]

Do you have a link to the video where he is unwell or remember which one it was?

[@h.al.8801]

What a horrible design for a pressure cooker. I have an old one that is over 20 years old, it works great, jot a single problem ever. I have dropped liquids the same way,, my cooker always works.

[@koslund11]

Thanks for the Christmas gift video this morning. Hope you and your family have a Merry Christmas. May 2020 bless you with continued success.

[@HUBBABUBBADOOPYDOOP]

AvE would have a Field Day with this waste of aluminum.

[@majwor3763]

Just bypass that button sensor by jumping the 2 small black wires. Problem solved. Wow a lot of work for a faulty design. Why was the switch necessary any way. Oh thats right....we folks are so dumb now...we cant check to see if a pot is in there. lol (Im sure its some safety design )

[@charlesashlock6025]

Have to agree that I am old school and I don't believe that the world is getting any smarter in fact I think they're getting dumber because we rely on so much technology to remind us to do the simplest damn thing what a damn shame what society has come to be Merry Christmas to you

[@gord7025]

my parents self cleaning oven won't sell clean because there is a broken switch inside that verifies that you removed the racks like it asked you to when you pressed the self clean button.

[@fitzfitz2801]

mustie1 merry Christmas to you and your family great chistmas present coffee and mustie1 to start the holiday

[@insomniac2233]

Goats are cool! 🐐🎄🌲☃️ Great work!!!

[@yragleffus]

Asked the goats what they thought of your repair. They said "Not Baaaad!"

[@martinmcdoniel4551]

merry Christmas Mustie1 Hope you feel better

[@jaysparc]

Season's Greetings. @Mustie1 Where's your gasoline mug and impact gun?

[@familyrcvideosds3680]

Looks like it’s filmed in the historic mustie1 garage !

[@kirkjohnson9353]

Could end up being some of the last independent footage before becoming a World Heritage Site.

[@prescotthuidekoper658]

Best present under my Christmas tree ever.... a new Mustie1 Video To 2020 & Beyond !!!

[@JPilot2]

G'day, Mustie! Great video! Awesome job! I will agree... it's a pretty poor design!! The Shark/Ninja Foodi... won't buy this product. Has a major design flaw. When it comes up with a lid error - message. Then you find out later on, the unit's inside switch isn't waterproof! Also, 'Merry Christmas', sparkle with endless love, gladness and goodwill. And, hope you'll have a (very blessed) wonderful 'Happy New Year', too! By the way... Did you know, short-order cooks in busy restaurants call themselves 'pressure cookers'. Lol! 🤣 "Teacher says every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings." - Zuzu Bailey, "It's A Wonderful Life" 😉 Cheers! 😊🛠✌🏼🎄❤️

[@bevan3648]

Merry Christmas Mustie from Altrincham UK.

[@briantayler1230]

G'day from Australia. Let me guess. Could you be the person who spilled the soup? Mrs. Mustie1 then told you to fix it. "But, I can't, I have a video to make". "Bugger your video. You broke it, you fix it". "What am I going to show my viewers?" "Show them a vid of you fixing my pressure cooker". "Don't be silly, who would watch that". "That is your problem, just fix my cooker and Merry Christmas".

[@koningbolo4700]

I am quite sure the pink rubber boots around the heater terminals need to be seated unless you want to leave the pressure mode disfunctional..

[@69Phuket]

Them pinky rubber things were quite illuminating!

[@ronbennett6396]

Poorly designed and built. Food or liquid getting down in there is more than likely going to happen. The designers should have foreseen that, designed it to prevent that from shorting it out. Way of the world these days. They don't care if things actually work, as long as they look good enough in advertising to seperate you from your money, that's ALL they care about. These manufacturers care NOTHING about quality design, because they're driven in toto by their own greed, nothing else.

[@kman-mi7su]

Merry Christmas Mustie1 and to everybody else!

[@chriswills9530]

Congrats on fixing it, but I would just say 2 things; 1/. 12 months warranty, and 2/. Poor design, much? If an appliance designed to cook solids and liquids can't deal with a spillage, then it needs looking at again, doesn't it?

[@waffalobill]

Should have hooked those wires together, see if you still get that error message.

[@scottfirman]

that would have been my method. It's not like you would ever turn it on without the pot anyways. Being I am a cheap bastard, I would've grounded those two wires and called it done.

[@fred306801]

@@scottfirman That is what I was thinking. Besides IF that switch was bad, Where are you going to find another one ? Some times you can not find the parts you need. And when you do find them they can get expensive. I had bought a new router and the trigger switch was bad. I left it sitting out to take back to the store. I come home from work and it is gone. I tore the house apart trying to find it, thinking I must have put it some where else. About 20 yrs later my sister is having a yard sale and there sat my router. In-Laws, right, go figure. Well now it is out of warranty and they stopped making parts for it years ago. Awww Nobody can do you over as well as family.

[@fred306801]

@Yar Nunya Good one ! Thing is every time something breaks or tares up I am the one they call.

[@paulhickson1996]

Nice video. Reminds me of my own curiosity. Think i would be tempted to joiin the black wires for the pot switch {5mins in}} and test the appliance again to see if everything else was ok before going furrthur. Make sure pot is in before testing!!!!!. Like your style.

[@estonianperson1112]

PERFECT TIMING!!! Merry christmas! :D

[@steveanderson5888]

Think of how many people will just throw the things away after spending that much money easy fix huh mustie1. And Merry Christmas to you and your wife and your family and may you have a Happy New Year fixing more stuff!!!

[@richardbaumeister466]

All the cooks in my house are messy enough to always slop some soup on that sensor. I wont be buying one of those because of that. Thanks Musty one!

[@rockinrowdy13]

It's Christmas Mr Scrooge!!! What are you doing working/posting??? Merry Christmas to the Mustie Clan!

[@kurbnutz6290]

Merry Christmas mustie did not expect to get a gift like this

[@vetterfellow]

Now didn't that make you feel good ?. Give you somethin broken and a screw stick, off we go. Merry Christmas to all..

[@kevinhollister947]

Careful Mustie1, you go fixing this stuff , China will lose business.

[@sivalley]

Henlo friend of Louis Rossmann. 🔧🔨

[@firstlast189]

GOOD!

[@ianlevine273]

Merry Christmas. Great video. I would have been really tempted at about 2 min mark to twist those wires from the switch together and slap the bottom back on. Good job.

[@MrButtonpresser]

Wife used to work in small electrical retail store. "I spilled some soup on it" was usually code for: Grandma immersed the whole unit in soapy water...

[@LesD9]

Brilliant video. Just saved me £150 in the January sales! Won't buy one of these now. Thanks Mustie1.

[@steelscooter]

Mustie lives in a house?? I thought he bed down in the corner of the garage. 😏😋

[@chrisreed26]

I had a Elite electric Pressure Cooker I go from HSC back about 2008 I think..I have been a fan of pressure cookers since a sweet old lady turned me onto them and the speed they cook..Well I loved the Elite model until one day no power..took it apart and it looked to be a fuse long story short I just directed wired it bypassed the tiny tiny fuse and it was fine for about 10 years until I dropped it and the dent was just too ugly to keep using it! I have since had a Cuisenart and another model..all worked fine..plus I still have the old stove top Presto model!

[@loz11968]

Ha ha I just got a food ninja advert lol. Merry Christmas everyone

[@mikehotchkiss8975]

Thanks for video. The land fill will not miss that pressure cooker

[@2H80vids]

I'm about 14 minutes in at the moment and if you get this thing *back together* let alone *fixed* I'll be seriously impressed. EDIT: OK, fair play to you ~ well done. Were all the screws the same, or every one different? Just a thought but I would expect a $170 soup pan to be able to handle a few drops of soup spilt on it ~ maybe not *that* great a design? Merry Christmas from Scotland,🥂🎅🍻 Dougie.

[@xmachine7003]

One would think. Not the case though,it appears.

[@lesliegaddy5046]

Nice change of pace. Thanks Love all your videos though Merry Christmas