User manual BIFINETT KH 2220

[. . . ] Let the base dry completely before using, should it ever accidentally become wet. · Make sure that the power cord never becomes wet or damp during operation. · Read the operating instructions carefully before using the appliance for the first time and preserve this booklet for later reference. [. . . ] You can thus prevent the appliance from being damaged · Use the kettle only in the base station provided for the same . · Do not expose the base station to any liquids and protect it from splashes. · Do not separate the kettle from the base station while the appliance is in operation. · An improper use or handling of the appliance may lead the appliance to malfunction and cause injuries to the user. · No liabilities shall be accepted for damages caused by improper or wrong use. Clean the kettle , by pouring water into it and bringing it to a boil (See "Boiling water"). Pull it out by opening the base station and connect the plugs with an appropriate power socket. - atleast up to the MIN mark, so as not to overheat the electric water kettle. ­ no higher than the MAX mark so that no boiling water spills out. The appliance can only be switched on if it is fixed to the base station. The On/Off switch automatically moves to the "O" position, the indicator lamp turns off. If you want to stop or interrupt the boiling process, keep the On/Off switch on the "O" position. However, you can continue the boiling process by waiting for 20 seconds until the heating element has cooled off. During the cooling phase, do not press the on/off switch , as this can damage the appliance. While the appliance is not in use, unplug the power cord from the socket, so as to prevent the appliance from an inadvertent start. -2- Note: The appliance has a safety device. This switches off the heating element, if the appliance is switched on when empty or is cooking dry. [. . . ] Always unplug the power cord from the socket, before cleaning the appliance . · Clean the outer side of the kettle and the base station with a soft, damp cloth. For this use a decalcifying agent available with specialised dealers. Disposal Do not dispose of the appliance in your normal domestic waste. [. . . ]