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Precautions when using a kettle
Note: Do not fill the kettle beyond the maximum water level line to prevent boiling liquid from spilling over. Electric kettles typically have a high rated power, so ensure that the power plug, socket, and power cord are appropriately sized—ideally rated for at least 10 amps—and always use them separately to guarantee safety. Regularly keep the kettle’s power plug, socket, power cord, and automatic switch mechanism dry and clean. Avoid rinsing these components with water, as moisture could compromise electrical insulation, leading to malfunctions or even electric leakage. Using an electric kettle that remains plugged in immediately after boiling is highly risky, as it can easily cause harm. Always unplug the kettle first, cutting off the power supply before pouring hot water or preparing beverages—this simple precaution ensures your safety.
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Note that the water level should not exceed the maximum mark, to prevent boiling liquid from spilling out of the kettle.
Electric kettles typically have a high rated power, so the power plug, socket, and power cord should be rated appropriately—ideally 10 amps or higher—and must be used independently to ensure safety.
Always ensure that the kettle's power plug, socket, power cord, and automatic switch mechanism remain dry and clean. Avoid rinsing or splashing them with water, as moisture could compromise the electrical insulation, leading to malfunctions and potential electric leakage.
Using a kettle that remains plugged in even after it has just boiled can easily lead to hazards when pouring water or preparing beverages. Always unplug the kettle first, cutting off the power supply before handling the hot water, to ensure safety.
When using an electric kettle to boil milk, coffee, or similar items, a layer of residue may accumulate on the heating element. Therefore, it’s important to clean the kettle thoroughly after each use. Over time, scale or other residues may build up inside the kettle or on the surface of the heating element—so be sure to inspect and remove them regularly. When cleaning an automatic electric kettle, avoid immersing it in water, as this could compromise the electrical insulation of the automatic switch mechanism.
When using an electric kettle, always fill it with water before plugging it in—never plug it in first and then add water. Ensure the water level is at or above the minimum mark but never exceeds the maximum recommended level. Avoid boiling items containing acidic, alkaline, or salty components in the kettle, as this could lead to corrosion of both the kettle body and its heating element. Additionally, regularly clean the heating element to remove limescale or any other buildup, as accumulated residue may reduce the heater’s efficiency and shorten its lifespan. When not in use, store the kettle in a dry place to prevent moisture damage, which could compromise its safety features. Always perform a thorough inspection of the plug and power cord. If you notice any signs of damage, take the kettle only to an authorized service center for repair or replacement. Remember, the electric kettle is designed to operate with AC power, so make sure the outlet you’re using has a proper grounding connection. Never pull, pinch, or allow the cord to hang loosely—always handle it carefully. Finally, keep the kettle away from both heat sources and areas prone to moisture.
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