7
Variable Temperature Kettle
Note:
Before plugging the kettle into the wall outlet, check that the electrical circuit is not
overloaded with other appliances.
1) Setting Up the Kettle:
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Set the base (7) on a flat, steady surface.
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Insert female end of the removable power cord into the
base (7) firmly.
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Plug the power cord (20) into a grounded wall outlet
(illustration A), the base will beep twice and the Power
icon (12) will be visible.
2) Preparing the Kettle for First Time Use:
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Remove the kettle from its base (7), and remove lid (2)
from the kettle.
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Fill the kettle to the “Max” fill line (5) with cold water
(approx. 0.9L) (illustration B).
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Replace the lid (2) with vent holes (3) facing away from
the handle (4) (illustration C).
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Place the kettle back on its base (7).
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Press the Power icon (12) (illustration D).
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All icons will be visible on the base if the kettle is
present.
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If kettle is not on the base (7) , then the timer will be
visible (See timer section on page 11 of this
manual).
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Press the Smart Boil icon (13).
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Bring water to a boil, then empty the kettle.
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Allow the appliance to cool down for 1 minute.
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Repeat boil and rinse procedure twice before using your
Brewista kettle.
3) Normal Use:
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Remove the kettle from its base (7), and remove lid (2) from kettle.
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Fill the kettle to desired level above the “Min” fill line and below the “Max” fill line
with water (illustration B).
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Replace the lid (2) with vent holes (3) facing away from the handle (illustration C).
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Place the kettle back on its base (7).
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Press the Power icon (12) once to turn on the kettle, then press the Power icon again
(illustration D).
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The Power icon (12) and the Target Temperature (9) will flash for 3 seconds.
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During that 3 second interval, press the [ + ] or [ - ] icons [(19) or (18)] if needed
to change the target temperature.
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The kettle will heat the water to the target temperature, displaying Actual Water
Temperature (11) on the right side of the LCD Readout (10).
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You will hear 3 beeps when the target temperature is reached.
Operation Instructions
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