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3 . TURNING THE K ETTLE OFF
There are two ways to turn off the k ettle:
a) During operation, push the On/Off button. This will not erase any
programmed settings as long as the k ettle sits on the base.
b) During operation, lift the k ettle off the base. This will turn off the k ettle
and erase any personal setting. Y ou will need to select your personal
setting again.
4 . VARIAB LE TEMPERATURE CONTROL
According to tea ex perts certain teas should not be steeped with
boiling water (i.e. Green Tea should be steeped between 1 70 º F and
1 8 5º F, most Oolong teas should be steeped between 1 9 0 º F and 20 0 º F
degrees, water for French Press coffee should not be hotter than 20 0 º F.
• Fill your k ettle with the desired amount of cold fresh water. Place on
power base. The display shows the default setting (Fig. 3 a).
• U se the arrow buttons (Fig. 2b) to select any temperature between 1 1 0 º F
and 20 0 º F in 1 0 º F increments (1 1 0 º F, 1 20 º F and so forth) or 21 2º F.
• Push the On/Off button (Fig. 2d). The k ettle will heat the water to the
desired temperature and then shut off. The display will show the
selected temperature and the k ettle symbol will stop blink ing.
When you remov e the k ettle from the base and replace it, the default
setting 21 2º F will be displayed.
5 . W ARMK EEPING
The warm- k eeping feature can be used in two ways:
a) to k eep water at a certain temperature after it has reached the
desired temperature.
b) to first boil the water and then bring it down to the desired
temperature.
• The display shows the default setting (Fig 3 a).
• Push the program button once (Fig 2c). The display will show the warm
k eeping symbol and 0 0 0 º F.
• Push the arrow buttons (Fig. 2b) to select the warm- k eeping
temperature between 1 1 0 º F and 1 9 0 º F.
Please note: the warm-k eeping temperature cannot be set higher than the
selected heating temperature, i.e. if the selected heating temperature is
set to 1 60 º F, the warm- k eeping temperature can be set between 1 1 0 º F
and 1 60 º F.
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