How to Use Electric Kettle Units the Smart Way

1. Step 1: Fill It Up. First things first, you need to fill your empty kettle with fresh water.
2. Step 2: Set It on the Base. Now that the kettle is full, set it on the base.
3. Step 3: Turn the Kettle On.
4. Step 4: Wait for the Water to Boil.
5. Step 5: Serve and Done!

When filling the kettle, open/remove the lid to fill- don’t fill via the spout. Make sure the lid is fully closed before switching on and don’t open or remove the lid while the kettle is boiling. Never fill with water above the bottom of the ‘MAX’ marker on the kettle window.

175°-185°F is the standard brew and keep-warm temperature for coffee.

The kettle may have trouble turning on and off automatically if the kettle lid is not closed and properly seated in position. In the kettle, there is a metal tube positioned next to the handle. The hole at the top of the tube collects steam from boiling water and flows down the tube to the thermostat.

How to Use Your New Kettle?

1. Step 1: Clean the kettle thoroughly. The first step is to clean the kettle properly as mentioned above.
2. Step 2: Fill the kettle completely with water and boil.
3. Step 3: Discard the water.
4. Step 4: Repeat steps 2 and 3 for 3 or 4 times.
5. Step 5: Start using the kettle.

The thermostat can now be set to trip whenever the water boils, even if this occurs at different temperatures. If, after the kettle has finished, you listen for a while as it cools you may hear the disk flipping back.

No, it is never okay to leave water inside the kettle. Leaving water inside the kettle will result in limescale that will not only ruin the taste of hot beverages but will contribute to the shortened lifespan and weakened heating performance of the kettle.

The power supply is important for operating the kettle, and an interrupted power connection could be why the water isn’t boiling. For this reason, you need to check that the power cable is properly plugged in. Secondly, you have to ensure that the wire is in optimal condition and there are no damages.

Yes, you can heat milk in your kettle as well! Just empty your kettle of water, if there is any in there, and add your desired amount of milk. The only difference with heating milk in your kettle rather than water is you will have to pay more attention to it. Most would advise you to avoid letting the milk boil.

The mesh filter is visible through the kettle lid opening. Pull upwards on the tab to remove. Rinse filter periodically. wWARNING Burn Hazard. Allow kettle to cool before attempting to remove mesh filter. To replace, slide the filter back into the slots and snap into place. The filter will fit only one way.

Instead, rinse the filter periodically under running water and gently brush with a clean toothbrush. Before use, fill kettle with selected amount of water with mesh filter in place, and ensure that water level is between 0.5 L and MAX on the water level window and on level surface before serving.

If Kettle Boils Dry:The heating element is protected by two automatic safety devices. If your kettle is accidentally switched on without being filled with water, or is allowed to boil dry, the kettle will automatically switch off.

With built-in, pre-programmable settings and easy-to-use buttons, the Programmable Electric Kettle gives you the complete freedom to choose the type of hot drink and desired temperature setting. If there’s no time to select a temperature, simply pick from one of the five pre-set temperatures that are already available.