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Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase and welcome to Philips! To fully benet from the support that

Philips offers, register your product at www.philips.com/welcome. In this user manual, you nd all the

information you need to enjoy your tea maker optimally for a long time.

Optimal brewing of different teas

Different teas require different brewing methods. Especially the water temperature and steeping

time are very important for a good end result. For example, some green teas should be prepared at

80°C, as they would get a bitter taste if prepared with boiling (100°C) water. Tea packages often

mention the optimal brewing instructions.

This tea maker helps to you get all the goodness out of each tea and herbal tea as it enables you to

use the ideal combination of water temperature and steeping time.

With this tea maker, you can prepare tea in two ways:

1 With one of the four quick-select buttons. These buttons are preprogrammed with the ideal

water temperature and steeping time for the main types of tea: black tea (1), green tea (2), fruit

and herbal tea (3) and rooibos (4) (Fig. 1).

2 Manually with the personal settings button. When you want to brew a type of tea that you

cannot choose with the quick-select buttons or if you prefer different settings than the

preprogrammed settings, you can use the personal settings button. When you use this

button, you can adjust both the water temperature and steeping time yourself with the increase

and decrease buttons. (Fig. 2)

The tea brewing process consists of two phases: heating and steeping. After both phases, the

appliance produces a bell sound. After the rst bell sound (which indicates that the water has

reached the right temperature), you can put the lter with the tea leaves in the teapot. Then the

light ring on the base lights up segment by segment to indicate the progression of the steeping time.

After the second bell sound, you have to remove the lter. Then your tea is ready for drinking.

General description (Fig. 3)

1 Lid positioning lip

2 Lid grip

3 Vent hole

4 Lid

5 Handle

6 Spout

7 Spout lter

8 Water level indications (MIN and MAX)

9 Teapot (0.7 litres)

10 Teapot connector

11 Base

12 Light ring

13 Teapot connector on base

14 On/off button

15 Quick-select buttons

A Black tea*

B Green tea*

C Fruit and herbal tea*

D Rooibos tea*

16 Display (only visible when you use the personal settings button)

A Decrease button

B Temperature/time

C Time indicator (min)

D Temperature indicator (°C)

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

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Frequently Asked Questions about Philips HD7311 Kettle

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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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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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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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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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