Kenwood Kettle - Green

The Kenwood Dusk Kettle has a generous capacity of 1.7 liters, suitable for preparing multiple servings of hot beverages.

Yes, it features `Boil-Dry Protection` which automatically switches off the kettle if it runs out of water. It also automatically switches off once the water has reached boiling point.

To clean the exterior, simply wipe it with a soft, damp cloth. You can use a mild, non-abrasive detergent for tougher marks. Remember not to immerse the kettle in water.

The frequency of descaling depends on the hardness of your local water. In hard water areas, it's recommended to descale monthly or bi-monthly. In softer water areas, every 3-6 months may suffice.

Yes, the kettle sits on a 360-degree rotational power base, meaning the kettle itself is cordless for easy pouring and serving.

The Kenwood Dusk 1.7L Kettle operates at 3000W, allowing for rapid boiling.

Ensure the power base is securely plugged into a working electrical outlet. Check that the kettle is correctly seated on its base and the power switch is in the 'on' position. Also, verify that the lid is fully closed, as some kettles have a safety mechanism requiring a closed lid.

For first-time use, boil and discard water 2-3 times to eliminate any manufacturing residues. If the issue persists, limescale buildup might be the cause; perform a thorough descaling procedure as described in the 'Care' section.

Slow boiling is often a sign of limescale buildup. Descale your kettle using a suitable descaling solution or white vinegar to restore optimal heating efficiency. Ensure you are not overfilling the kettle beyond the maximum fill line.

Check that the kettle has not been overfilled past the maximum fill line. Ensure the lid is properly closed and sealed. Inspect the seal around the lid and spout for any damage or misalignment.

This could indicate `Boil-Dry Protection` has activated due to insufficient water. Ensure the kettle contains enough water before switching it on. If it happens with sufficient water, it might indicate limescale affecting sensors; try descaling.