always grip the plug itself.
∙ No responsibility will be accepted if
damage results from improper use, or if
these instructions are not complied with.
Intended Use
∙ The appliance is intended exclusively for
heating clear, pure water. Any other use
is considered improper and can cause
severe personal injury or damage to the
appliance.
∙ The appliance is not intended for
heating milk, tea or other food.
Thermal safety cut-out
∙ The preset thermal safety cut-out
protects the heating element from
overheating should the appliance
be erroneously switched on without
containing any water or if the heating
element is calcified. When the reset
button on the bottom of the appliance
pops out, it stops heating water.
∙ Once the safety cut-out has switched
off the kettle, it must be allowed to cool
down sufficiently.
∙ You can then use the reset button on the
bottom of the appliance to descale the
appliance before using it again.
Before using for the first time
For reasons of hygiene, boil and then
discard the first two fillings of water from
the new kettle.
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Boiling water
∙ Set the voltage selector on the
underside of the appliance to the correct
voltage.
∙ Press the lid opener to open the water
container lid and fill the container with
water to the desired level. Observe the
Min and Max level marks on the water
level indicator.
∙ Close the lid.
∙ Insert the plug into a suitable wall socket
and use the On/Off switch to turn the
kettle on. The indicator light comes on.
∙ The boiling process begins. After
reaching boiling point, the appliance is
automatically switched off by the integral
steam cut-off device. The indicator light
goes out.
∙ To interrupt the boiling process, use the
On/Off switch to turn the kettle off.
∙ Always remove the plug from the wall
socket before pouring hot water.
∙ To prevent hot steam from being
emitted, ensure that the lid remains
closed while pouring.
∙ Do not leave any residual water in the
container.
∙ After boiling water several times,
condensate may form on the appliance
bottom due to automatic steam cut-off.
This is normal and should not be
considered a defect.