De'Longhi Icona Capitals Kettle - Yellow

The frequency depends on the hardness of your water. In hard water areas, monthly descaling is recommended. In soft water areas, every 2-3 months should suffice. Regular descaling prolongs the kettle's life and maintains water purity.

Yes, the anti-limescale filter is washable and can be replaced if it becomes damaged or excessively worn. Refer to your product manual for information on how to obtain a replacement filter.

While the kettle has a minimum fill line, boiling water significantly below this line is not recommended as it can cause the kettle to boil dry prematurely or affect its internal components. Always fill at least to the minimum mark.

Use fresh, cold tap water. Avoid using distilled, purified, or previously boiled water, as these can sometimes affect the kettle's automatic shut-off mechanism or lead to faster corrosion over time due to lack of minerals.

Yes, the kettle itself is cordless and lifts off its 360-degree power base, offering flexibility and ease of pouring. The base, however, connects to a wall outlet via a power cord.

Simply wipe the exterior with a soft, damp cloth. For tougher marks, a mild household cleaner suitable for kitchen appliances can be used, but always avoid abrasive materials or harsh chemicals to protect the finish.

Ensure the kettle is securely placed on its power base. Check that the power base is plugged into a working electrical outlet. Make sure the lid is properly closed and the 'on' switch is fully engaged.

This is likely due to limescale. Remove and clean the anti-limescale filter. Perform a full descaling cycle following the care instructions using a suitable descaling product.

Limescale buildup can reduce heating efficiency. Descale the kettle thoroughly. Ensure the kettle is filled appropriately and not overfilled, as this can affect boiling time.

Check that the lid is securely closed and sealed. Ensure you have not filled the kettle above the `MAX` fill line. If leakage persists after checking these, contact customer support.

This can indicate significant limescale buildup. Descale the kettle thoroughly. If the issue continues, it may be a fault with the thermostat.