Philips Wasserkocher - Manual (Page 10)

The light of the selected temperature lights up.
Note: If you cannot set the desired temperature, the current temperature of
the water in the kettle is higher than the temperature you want to set. The
current temperature is shown by the number of lights that are on.
 Press the on/off button to switch on the appliance (Fig. 6).
Note: If you do not press the on/off button within 10 seconds after setting
the temperature, the set temperature is lost.
While the water heats up, the current temperature is shown by the
number of lights that are on and the light of the set temperature
flashes. (Fig. 11)
When the kettle has reached the set temperature, you hear an
audible signal (one beep) and the kettle switches off automatically.
The light ring around the on/off button goes off.
The light of the set temperature stays on for 120 seconds to let
you know the water has just reached the preset temperature.
You can adjust the set temperature while the kettle is operating. This is
only possible if the temperature of the water is still below the newly set
temperature.
Note: If you remove the kettle from the base, the set temperature is lost.
keeping water warm
You can use the keep-warm function to keep water warm at a
temperature of 100°, 80°, 60°C or 40°C.
There are two ways to keep water warm: at the current temperature, or
at a temperature higher than the current temperature.
Only use the keep-warm function when there is at least 0.5l water in
the kettle. If there is too little water in the kettle, the kettle may switch
off within 30 minutes to protect the heating element.
1 Select a keep-warm method.
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