User manual KOMPERNASS BIFINETT KH 1102 KETTLE

[. . . ] First let the base dry completely, in case it gets wet accidentally. ⷠMake sure that the power cord never becomes wet or damp during operation. Lay the cord such that it cannot be pinched or otherwise damaged. Should the power cord be damaged, get it replaced by the customer service, before the kettle is used again. [. . . ] Fill the kettle with water up to the MAX mark and let it boil thoroughly once, as has been described in the next section. The kettle switches off on its own, once the water has boiled to the right temperature. The switch comes back to its earlier up position and the indicator switches off too. Never bring the electrical base near water - life-threatening hazard!Pull the power plug out of the socket before you remove the kettle from the base . This allows you to prevent water from spilling out of the kettle and fall on the electrical connections in the base thereby leading to a short circuit. For safety reasons you should not open the lid when the water is boiling or is still very hot to avoid risk of injuries. Boil only as much water as you need for current use. that helps you save electricity , water and time: · Take the kettle to fill water ­ never bring the electrical base near water ­ life threatening hazard!Open the lid by pressing the unlocking key Hold the kettle vertically while filling water. Only then will the level indicator on the side correctly indicate the amount of water. ­ at least up to the MIN mark to prevent the appliance from overheating. And and then put the kettle on the base , until it stands absolutely erect on the base . ⷠNow insert the power plug into the power socket. And press the switchdownwards, until it rests in down position. Danger: Do not open any part of the housing. there are no operating elements inside. An open housing can create the risk of a life-threatening electrical shock. Never submerse any parts of the device in water or other liquids!There could be potential hazard of life-threatening electric shock, if moisture enters the voltage conducting parts upon operating the appliance again. [. . . ] in the event of calcium deposits: · Take any decalcifying agent used for kitchen utensils (e. Decalcifiers for coffee machines) from a grocery shop. ⷠFor stainless steel surfaces, you can use appropriate cleaning agents from a specialized dealer. Removing the water strainer and putting it back again: · open the lid completely. [. . . ]