Gallet BOU 792, Instruction Manual

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B ) Heating water to a temperature between 60 and 90 °C
By pressing the B1 button, the kettle will switch on automatically to a temperature of 100 °C;
when you press the B2 button repeatedly, you can set the required temperature to 60, 70,
80 or 90 °C; the selection of the required temperature is indicated by the indicator light on
display B4 . When you select the temperature, refrain from pressing anything - heating will
start automatically.
At the same time, the relevant background colour of the signal light A5 will come on. As
soon as the temperature setpoint is reached, the kettle will switch off (you will hear a signal
sound). When the kettle is heating, you can change the temperature setpoint by simply
pressing the temperature selection button B2 .
C) Heating water to a temperature between 60 and 90 °C with the KEEP WARM
function (maintaining the temperature)
Press and hold the B1 button for approximately 2 seconds. When you press the B2 button
repeatedly, you can set the required temperature to 60, 70, 80 or 90 °C; selection of the
required temperature is indicated by the relevant signal light on the display B4 flashing. When
you select the temperature, refrain from pressing anything - heating will start automatically.
When the heating process is finished, you will hear a signal sound and the kettle will keep the
temperature for 2 hours.
D) Water dechlorination feature
By pressing the B1 button, the kettle will switch on automatically at a temperature of 100 °C.
Press the dechlorination button B3 . You will hear a signal sound again and the dechlorination
process will be started (the signal light of the dechlorination button will be on). After 3
minutes of boiling, boiling will switch off automatically, you will hear a signal sound and the
dechlorination process will be completed.
Please consider the following tips as examples and inspiration not intended to provide
complete instructions, but just to show the possibilities of heating of various liquids. Water
temperatures are only approximate and may vary according to personal taste, quantity, type,
quality and age of the used tea, coffee, etc.
• 60 °C = hot beverages,
• 70 °C = green tea,
• 80 °C = white tea,
• 90 °C = oolong teas, coffee, instant drinks, soup,
• 100 °C = black, herbal tea.
Note : To ensure maximum accuracy of the temperature set, which is lower than 100°C,
we recommend heating no less than 0.7 litres of water (preferably more than 1 litre).
Always use fresh drinking water for boiling. The temperature and time heating depends
on the amount of water and the initial temperature of water. For the correct temperature
setting, follow the manufacturers‘ instructions that are described on food packages (e.g. tea,
coffee, instant drinks, soap, etc.).
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