ETA Elle - Manual (Page 15)

III. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE (Fig. 1)
Remove all the packing material and take out the electric kettle with the stand. Remove all
possible adhesion foils, stick-on labels or paper from the appliance. Before the first use, fill
the electric kettle with clean water to the maximum level, turn it on and let the water boil.
Then pour out the water and repeat the procedure several times (at least five times).
Unwind the necessary length of the power cord B2 from the storage space of the stand
B. Place the stand on a suitable surface and plug the fork of the power cord to the electric
socket. Hold the kettle A on the handle A3. Open the lid A4 by pressing the lock button
A5 (Fig. 2). Fill the kettle with drinking water. The maximum amount of water is marked on
the water gauge A2. Close the lid by snapping (Fig. 3). Put the electric kettle on the stand.
Press the respective button A1 according to the required water temperature (you will hear
a sound signal = 1 beep and the control light will be flashing). When water reaches the set
temperature, heating stops and the appliance is switched off „automatically“ (you will hear
a sound signal = 3 beeps, the control light will be on without interruption). Before reaching
the set water temperature, the appliance can be switched off „manually“ by repeated
pressing the respective button A1 (the control light will go out). Always use fresh drinking
water for boiling.
Water temperature setting (Fig. 1)
With switches A1, you can set the required temperature of water heating. 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, soaps,
etc.). The required water temperature choosing and the kettle switch-on you can do by
pressing one of four temperature buttons. Please consider the following tips as examples
and inspiration, the purpose of which is not to provide instructions, but to show various
possibilities of preparing substances. Water temperatures are only approximate and may
vary according to personal taste, quantity, type, quality and age of the used tea, coffee,
etc.
– 70 °C = green tea,
– 80 °C = white tea,
– 90 °C = oolong teas, coffee, instant drinks, soups,
– BOIL, approw. 100 °C = black and herbal teas and other teas.
Notes:
– After placing the kettle on the stand, you will hear a sound signal (1 beep) and all control
lights in the buttons will be gradually switched on for a short time. When the lights go out,
the kettle is ready for use.
– You can change the selected water temperature during heating by pressing another
button for setting temperature.
– During water heating, control lights on buttons are switched on gradually when the
temperature marked on them was reached.
– If you do not take the kettle off the stand after heating switches off automatically, control
lights with the temperature, to which water cools down, will be switched on gradually. If
water is cooled down to temperature lower than 70 °C, no control light will be on.
– The control lights will remain switched off although water in the kettle is still hot
( over 70 °C) if you placed the kettle on the stand after its previous automatic switching
off. TAKE CARE YOU DO NOT GET BURNED.
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