Features Of Your Breville Professional 800 Collection; Variable Temperature Kettle - Breville BKE820 Instructions & Recipe Inspirations

FEAtURES oF YoUR BREVIllE PRoFESSIoNAl 800 CollECtIoN

KEEP wARM FUNCtIoN
The Professional 800 Collection ®
Temperature Kettle offers a convenient KEEP
WARM function that can be used before, during
or on completion of the water heating cycle.
When the water has reached the selected
Celsius temperature, the KEEP WARM function
will hold the selected temperature for 20
minutes. If the 100° button is selected when
using the KEEP WARM function, the boiled
water will remain at approximately 95° Celsius
for 20 minutes.
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To activate the KEEP WARM function, first press
the desired water temperature button from the
Variable
five options on the control panel. Then press the
KEEP WARM button, followed by the START/
CANCEL button to commence heating the
water. Alternatively, the KEEP WARM button can
be activated at any time during the heating cycle
and/or within one minute after the heating cycle
has completed.
If the kettle is removed from the power base
during the KEEP WARM function the kettle will
automatically switch off.
Note:
If temperature is changed during the
KeeP WARM function, the StARt/CANCeL
button surround will illuminate in red.

VARIABlE tEMPERAtURE KEttlE

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BREVIllE QUIEt BoIl tECHNoloGY
Your Breville Professional 800 Collection
Variable Temperature Kettle includes Quiet Boil
Technology, a new development that will make
heating water in the kettle a quieter experience.
Please carefully read the following instructions:
How it works
The innovative Quiet Boil Technology reduces
the size of the air bubbles, minimising the noise
level during heating. It is only at boiling point that
a slight bubbling noise can be heard which will
indicate that the water has completed heating.
Maintaining the Quiet Boil technology
Through regular use over time, scale build-up
in the kettle can affect the performance of the
Quiet Boil Technology as well as the life of
the kettle. Lime and phosphate are common
forms of scale that can damage your kettle.
Lime scale, a harmless mineral, comes in
the appearance of white-coloured or rusty-
looking build up on the inner walls of the kettle.
Phosphate scale can't be seen, however, it can
cause the water to appear cloudy when heated.
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