Before Using For The First Time - Krups BY4001 Manual

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BEFORE USING FOR THE FIRST TIME

1. Remove all of the various packaging, stickers or accessories from both the inside and
outside of the kettle.
2. Adjust the length of the cord by winding it under the base. Wedge the cord into the
notch. (fig 1)
Throw away the water from the first two/three uses as it may contain dust. Rinse the
kettle and the filter separately.
USE
1. TO OPEN THE LID, ACCORDING TO THE MODEL
Hinged lid: press if necessary on the locking system and pull backwards. (fig 2)
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– Assisted opening lid: press on the locking system and the lid lifts automatically. (fig 3 / fig 3.1)
Automatic opening lid: press the button at the top of the handle. (fig 4)
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Lockable lid: turn the lid to the left to unlock it and lift it. (fig 5)
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To close the lid, press it down firmly or turn it to the right in the case of the lockable lid.
• Removable lid : do not use your kettle without its lid. In case the lid is lost or broken,
please contact your after-sales service center. (fig 5.1)
2. PLACE THE BASE ON A FLAT, STABLE, HEAT-RESISTANT SURFACE AWAY FROM
WATER SPLASHES AND ANY SOURCES OF HEAT.
• Kettle is only to be used with the stand provided.
3. FILL THE KETTLE WITH THE DESIRED AMOUNT OF WATER.
• You can fill it through the spout, which ensures better maintenance of the filter.
(according to the model)
• Never fill the kettle when it is on its base.
• Do not fill it above the maximum level, or below the minimum level. If the kettle is too
full, boiling water may spill out.
• Do not use without water.
• Check that the lid is closed properly before use.
4. POSITION THE KETTLE ON ITS BASE. PLUG IT INTO THE MAINS SOCKET.
5. FOR KETTLES THAT FEATURE A TEMPERATURE SWITCH
Select the temperature according to your needs:
Position for boiling water or position for the ideal temperature for drinking
immediately. (fig 7)
6. TO START THE KETTLE
Press the on/off button positioned on the top or the bottom of the handle according to
the model. (fig 8)
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(fig 6)