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- You can take the teapot from the base during steeping, for instance to let the tea steep in the

living room. When you do this, the light ring on the base continues to show the progress of the

steeping process. When the tea is ready, the base produces a bell sound and switches off

automatically. You can then use the lter holder to place the wet lter on.

- The thin lm that sometimes develops on top of the tea is formed by natural oils from the tea

leaves in combination with natural minerals in the water. You can prevent this layer from

developing by using bottled water or a water softener or lter.

- if you live in a hard water area, you could use a water softener or water lter to lter the water

before you make tea, as this reduces the hardness of the water. For information about the type

of water in your area, contact your local water board.

- Used tea leaves can be used to fertilise garden plants and to improve the condition of the soil.

- Put a sieve in the draining hole of your sink when you rinse the lter. This helps prevent tea

leaves from clogging up the sink.

- The sooner you rinse the teapot and the lter after use, the less likely it is that tea stains build

up inside the teapot and on the lter.

Cleaning

Never immerse the teapot or its base in water (Fig. 26).

Donotcleantheteapot,thelid,thebaseandthelterholderinthedishwasher.Onlythelter

can be cleaned in the dishwasher (Fig. 27)

Never use scouring pads, abrasive cleaning agents or aggressive liquids such as petrol or acetone

to clean the appliance.

Note: Be careful when you clean parts that are still hot.

Cleaning the teapot and the lter after every use

Clean the teapot and the lter after every use to prevent tea stains. Tea stains can affect the taste of

the next pot of tea you prepare. Do not leave tea in the teapot overnight to prevent excessive

staining.

1 Lettheteapot,thelidandtheltercooldown.

2 Rinse the inside of the teapot and the lid with hot water. Hold the teapot under the tap

before you open the tap. (Fig. 5)

Do not immerse the teapot in water and do not place the teapot on a wet surface (i.e. in the

sink). Make sure the connector on the underside of the teapot stays dry.

Note: Be careful, the inside of the teapot stays hot longer than the outside. Make sure the inside has

cooled down before you clean it.

Note: if you want to clean the inside of the teapot thoroughly, you can also clean it with a soft brush and

some washing-up liquid.

3 Let the teapot dry.

4 Emptythelterintoadustbin(Fig.28).

5 Rinsethelterunderthetap.Turnthelterafewtimestoremovealltealeaves(Fig.29).

Note: If the holes in the lter are clogged or if you want to clean the lter thoroughly, you can also clean

it with a soft brush and some washing-up liquid or in the dishwasher. Be careful not to damage the lter

with the brush.

6 Rinsethelterholderunderthetap(Fig.30).

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Brand	Philips
Model	HD7311
Category	Kettles
File type	PDF
File size	2.31 MB

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What is the sieve for in my kettle? Verified

This is to catch any loose limescale that might have accumulated over time.

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The kettle does not finish and keeps on boiling, what should I do? Verified

In many cases the lid of the kettle was not closed properly. If heat is allowed to escape, the kettle will keep on boiling. If this does not solve the problem you should contact the manufacturer or a mechanic.

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Can I boil less than the minimim amount of water? Verified

No. When boiling less than the minimum amount of water, the temperature sensor might malfunction. This might prevent the kettle from switching off at boiling point, resulting in possibly dangerous situations.

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Can I boil more than the maximum amount of water? Verified

No. When boiling more than the maximum amount of water, the kettle might overflow. This might result in possibly dangerous situations.

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Is it efficient to fill a kettle with hot water from the faucet? Verified

No. To get warm water to the faucet it is often needed to let cold water out first, which will be wasted. Also, the pipes will fill the same amount of hot water which will not be used and will cool, which leads to energy loss. Therefor it is better to fill a kettle with cold water.

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How often should I descale my kettle? Verified

Philips recommends to descale your kettle every three months in case of soft water (up to 18Dh) or once a month in case of hard water (more than 18Dh).

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