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overheating. It will operate if the kettle is switched on when containing
insufficient water.
7. If the automatic safety cut-out has operated, switch the kettle off, disconnect
from the power outlet and allow the kettle to cool down for 5- 10 minutes.
Then refill with water and switch on - the kettle wills then boil and cut off as in
normal operation.
8. The kettle may be switched off at any time by either pushing the switch of the
kettle to the "up" position or by switching the power off at the power outlet.
9. To pour water, lift the kettle from the power base and pour
CORDLESS KETTLE:
1. Place the power base on a dry, flat surface.
2. Place the kettle on the power base. The electrical connections will be made
automatically as the kettle slides onto the power base.
3. Plug the cord into an eathed power socket and switch on by depressing the
switch of the kettle to the "down" position.
4. When the water has boiled, the kettle will switch off automatically. After
allowing the kettle to cool down for 15-20 seconds, the water can be brought
back to the boil by pushing the switch back to the "down" position. During
the cooling down time do not force the on/off switch into the "down" ("ON")
position as this can damage the operating mechanism.
5. Do not remove the kettle from the power-base without first switching off.
6. Remember, if you do not wish to re-boil the kettle, turn it off at power point.
7. The kettle may be switched off at any time by either pushing the switch of the
kettle to the "up" position or by switching the power off at the power outlet.
8. To pour water, lift the kettle from the power base and pour.
HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR KETTLE:
Wipe the exterior of the kettle with a soft, damp cloth or sponge. Remove
stubborn spots with a cloth moistened with mild liquid detergent. Do not use
abrasive scouring pads or powders. Never immerse the kettle in water or other
liquids.
Since this kettle has concealed heating element, is it important to keep the
bottom clean, between the decalcification you may use a washing-up brush or
sponge.
From time to time, dependent on the nature of your water supply, a limescale
deposit is naturally formed and can be found mostly adhered to the heating
element and reduce the heating capacity.
The amount of limescale deposited (and subsequently the need to clean or
descale) largely depends on the water hardness in your area and the frequency
with which the kettle is used.
Limescale is not harmful to your health. But if poured into your beverage it can
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