Kambrook KSK220, Instruction Booklet

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care, cleaning and Storage

Always switch off at the power outlet 

and then unplug the appliance from 

the power outlet before cleaning. 

Cleaning the Kettle Exterior

The outside surface of the kettle may 

be wiped over with a damp cloth and 

polished with a soft, clean dry cloth.

NOTE:

 Do not use chemical, 

steel wool, or abrasive cleaners 

to clean the inside or outside of 

the kettle.

cAUTION: 

To prevent 

damage to the 

appliance do not 

use alkaline cleaning 

agents when cleaning; 

use a soft cloth and 

mild detergents.

WARNING:

 Never 

immerse the kettle base, 

switch area, power base 

or power supply cord in 

water or allow moisture 

to come in contact with 

these parts.

Mineral Deposits and 

Discolouration

Due to the large surface area of the 

immersed element (interior base), 

discolouration due to mineral deposits 

from tap water may appear more 

obvious by leaving a brown stain on 

the base. THIS IS NOT RUST.
To remove the discolouration,  

follow the instructions “Removing 

Mineral Deposits”.

Removing Mineral Deposits

Mineral deposits in tap water may 

cause the kettle interior and water 

window to discolour over time. 

This may be removed by using a 

proprietary kettle descaler which 

is available from most leading 

supermarkets, department stores  

and hardware stores.

Alternatively:

1.  Fill the kettle until 

2

⁄

3

 full with 1 part 

vinegar (or a few slices of lemon) 

and 2 parts water, bring to the boil 

and allow to stand overnight.

2.  Empty the solution from the kettle. 

Fill the kettle with clean water, 

bring to boil and discard the water. 

Repeat and the kettle will be ready  

for use.

Storage

Ensure the kettle is switched off, 

cleaned and dried before storing. 

Ensure that the lid is closed and 

locked firmly into place. Wrap the 

power cord around the cord storage 

under the power base. Stand the 

kettle upright on the power base.  

Do not store anything on top.