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Note: If you want to clean the lter holder thoroughly, you can also clean it with a soft brush and some

washing-up liquid. Do not clean the lter holder in the dishwasher.

7 Letthelterandlterholderdry(Fig.31).

8 When all parts are dry, the appliance is ready for use again.

Removing tea stains

During use, tea stains may build up on the base, on the inside and outside of the teapot and on the

lter. Using lemon juice is a very effective way to remove tea stains.

1 Let the teapot cool down and remove it from the base.

2 Unplug the base (Fig. 32).

3 Put some fresh or concentrated lemon juice on a cloth moistened with water (Fig. 33).

4 Wipe the base and the outside of the teapot with the cloth moistened with water and lemon

juice (Fig. 34).

Do not let the moist cloth come into contact with the connectors (on the base and on the

underside of the teapot) and the mains plug.

Note: To clean the connection points of the handle and the spout, you can put some lemon juice on a

cotton bud.

5 Wipethelterwiththeclothmoistenedwithwaterandlemonjuice(Fig.35).

Note: If the lter is very dirty, you can also put it in a bowl lled with 50% water and 50% lemon juice

and let the lter soak for a while (Fig. 36).

6 Wipe the inside of the teapot with the cloth moistened with water and lemon juice. You can

also pour some lemon juice into the teapot and then use a soft brush to remove the tea

stains (Fig. 37).

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.

7 Rinse and wring the cloth to remove the lemon juice from it. Then wipe the outside of the

teapot and the base once more with the moist cloth to remove lemon residues (Fig. 34).

8 Rinse the inside of the teapot under the tap to remove lemon residues (Fig. 5).

9 Rinsethelterunderthetaptoremovelemonresidues(Fig.29).

10 When the base and the outside of the teapot are dry, the appliance is ready for use again.

Descaling

After some time, scale builds up inside the teapot. Scale is harmless to your health, but it may

affect the taste of the tea. We therefore advise you to descale the appliance at least every 3

months. Regular descaling removes scale and also prolongs the life of the teapot.

The amount of scale that develops inside the teapot depends on several factors, such as the

hardness of the water you use and the types of tea you brew. Descale the teapot as soon as you

see any scale inside or notice that the tea tastes differently.

Descaling with a citric-acid based descaler

Use a liquid or powder descaler based on citric acid to descale the appliance. Philips has developed

a citric acid-based descaler (HD7012, HD7011, HD7006) for SENSEO

machines, which is also very

suitable for this appliance. For more information about this descaler, visit our website

www.philips.com.

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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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