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Identifies the kettle's lid and its safety locking mechanism.
Details the kettle's spout and the integrated removable filter.
Identifies the power base unit and its central connector.
Describes the kettle's handle for carrying and the water level indicators.
Explains the function of the on/off switch and the power indicator light.
Steps to prepare the kettle before initial operation, including cleaning.
Instructions on how to operate the kettle for boiling water safely.
Guidelines for pouring, refilling, and safe shutdown after use.
Methods for cleaning the kettle's exterior surfaces and the power base.
Instructions for cleaning the removable filter to prevent limescale.
Instructions for disposing of packaging materials responsibly.
Guidelines for the proper disposal of electrical and electronic equipment.
The SENCOR SWK 2510WH and SWK 2511BK are fast boil kettles designed for efficiently heating drinking water. These appliances are intended for domestic use and similar environments, such as staff kitchens in offices, hotel rooms, and bed and breakfast establishments. Their primary function is to quickly bring water to a boil, making them suitable for preparing hot beverages or for cooking purposes that require boiled water.
The kettle operates by heating water contained within its body using an internal heating element. Once the water reaches boiling point, a built-in thermostat automatically switches off the kettle, preventing over-boiling and ensuring energy efficiency. The kettle is designed to be used with its accompanying base, which features a central connector for power supply. A 0/1 switch (off/on) with a power indicator light allows users to easily initiate and monitor the boiling process. The kettle's design includes a handle for safe lifting and carrying, a lid with a safety locking mechanism to prevent accidental opening during operation, and a spout with a removable filter. A water level mark on the kettle body indicates the minimum and maximum fill levels, guiding users to add the correct amount of water.
Before the first use, it is recommended to clean the kettle by filling it to the maximum water mark with clean water, boiling it, and then emptying it. This process should be repeated two to three times to ensure cleanliness.
To use the kettle, first, adjust the power cord length and secure it in the groove on the base. Place the base on a stable, even, and dry surface. Fill the kettle with the desired amount of water, ensuring the water level is between the minimum (0.8L) and maximum (2.5L) marks. Water can be filled either through the spout or by lifting the lid. It is crucial not to fill the kettle while it is on the base. After filling, ensure the lid is securely closed and locked.
Once filled, place the kettle onto its base. Insert the power plug into a grounded socket and set the 0/1 switch to the "I" (On) position to start the boiling process. The power indicator light will illuminate, indicating that the kettle is active. It is important never to turn on the kettle when it is empty, as this can negatively affect its lifespan. If accidentally turned on without water, the thermostat will automatically interrupt the circuit, and the indicator light will turn off. The kettle can be used again after it has cooled down for several minutes.
The kettle automatically switches off once the water boils, and the power indicator light will turn off. The boiling process can be manually interrupted at any time by setting the switch to the "0" (Off) position. When pouring boiled water, keep the kettle in a vertical position, especially if it is filled to the maximum mark, to prevent spills. If refilling, exercise caution when opening the lid to avoid scalding from escaping steam. After use, disconnect the power cord from the socket, empty the kettle, and allow it to cool down.
Regular cleaning and maintenance are essential for the kettle's longevity and optimal performance. Before cleaning, always ensure the kettle is turned off, disconnected from the power socket, and completely cooled down.
For the external parts of the kettle, use a dry cloth or a cloth lightly dampened with a weak solution of neutral kitchen detergent. After applying the detergent, wipe the surface with a lightly damp cloth and then dry it thoroughly. The base should only be cleaned with a dry cloth. Solvents, abrasive cleaning agents, or harsh chemicals should never be used.
The kettle features a removable filter designed to capture limescale, preventing it from being poured into cups with the water. This filter should be cleaned regularly under running water using a fine nylon brush. Alternatively, it can be submerged for several hours in a vinegar-water solution (recommended dilution ratio 1:2), followed by a rinse under clean running water.
Limescale deposits inside the kettle can negatively impact its lifetime and should be removed regularly, depending on the frequency of use and water hardness. For standard use (3-5 times per day):
Two methods are recommended for removing limescale:
These maintenance practices ensure the kettle remains hygienic and functions effectively over time.
Power| rated voltage range | 220−240 V |
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| rated frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| rated power input | 1 800–2 200 W |
Capacity| capacity | 2.5 l |
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