Cookworks 8886288 KE01402E-GS Care and Instruction Manual
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To descale the kettle, fill it with a mixture of half water and half white vinegar. Boil the solution and let it sit for 15 minutes. Pour out the solution, rinse the kettle thoroughly with fresh water, and boil again with clean water before use.
Ensure the kettle is properly connected to a functioning power outlet. Check the power switch and make sure it is in the 'on' position. If the problem persists, inspect the power cord for any damage and contact customer service if necessary.
Clean the exterior of the kettle with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or scouring pads as they may damage the surface. Make sure the kettle is unplugged and completely cool before cleaning.
Yes, it is normal for kettles to make some noise as the water heats up and reaches boiling point. However, if the noise is excessively loud or unusual, it may be a sign of scale buildup or a mechanical issue.
Always ensure the water level is between the minimum and maximum markings inside the kettle. Do not overfill, as this may cause boiling water to spill out. Similarly, avoid boiling with too little water, which can cause the kettle to overheat.
Press down firmly on the lid until you hear a click, indicating it is locked in place. A securely closed lid prevents steam from escaping and ensures efficient boiling.
It is advisable to empty the kettle after each use to prevent limescale buildup and potential contamination. If water is left in the kettle, re-boil it before use.
Check for any visible cracks or damage to the kettle body. Ensure the lid is properly closed and the spout is clear of obstructions. If leaking persists, discontinue use and contact customer support for assistance.
This could be due to a malfunction in the thermostat or a buildup of limescale affecting the heating element. Try descaling the kettle and if the issue continues, seek professional repair.
The frequency of descaling depends on the hardness of your water. In areas with hard water, descale every 1-2 months. In areas with softer water, descaling every 3-4 months is sufficient.