HOMCOM Kettle and Toaster Set - Beige

The kettle has a 1.7-litre capacity, capable of making approximately six standard cups of tea or coffee per boil.

The toaster is a two-slice model, designed to toast two slices of bread simultaneously.

Each toaster slot accommodates bread up to 12L x 12W x 1.5Dcm.

The crumb tray is conveniently removable. Simply slide it out from the bottom of the toaster, discard any accumulated crumbs, wipe it clean with a damp cloth, and ensure it's dry before reinserting.

Yes, the kettle is equipped with an Otter thermostat and three important safety features: automatic shut-off when boiled, overheat protection, and dry boil cut-off to prevent damage.

No, this HOMCOM Kettle and Toaster Set requires no assembly and is designed to be ready for immediate use straight out of the box.

The HOMCOM Kettle and Toaster Set comes with a 12-month guarantee, covering manufacturing defects and issues.

Ensure the kettle is properly seated on its base and securely plugged into a functional power outlet. Check that the power switch is in the 'on' position. The kettle's dry boil protection will prevent operation if there isn't enough water, so ensure the water level is above the minimum mark. If problems persist, test the power outlet with another appliance.

The toaster features an auto-centring function, but results can vary based on bread type and thickness. Ensure bread slices are flat and fit within the specified dimensions (max 12L x 12W x 1.5Dcm). Very thick or irregular bread might not toast perfectly evenly. Try adjusting the browning level; sometimes a slightly lower setting run twice can achieve a more uniform toast than a single high setting for certain bread types.

Verify that the toaster is properly plugged into a working power outlet. The carriage lever will only latch if the toaster is receiving power. Also, ensure the crumb tray is fully inserted, as some models have a safety interlock preventing operation if it's not. If these checks don't resolve the issue, there might be an internal mechanism problem.

This is a common occurrence with new electrical appliances due to manufacturing residues. To eliminate this, repeat the 'first use' conditioning process: fill the kettle to maximum capacity with cold water, boil it, and then discard the water. Repeat 2-3 times, ensuring thorough rinsing after each boil.

First, confirm that the appliance (kettle or toaster) is receiving power by checking the plug and outlet. If the appliance still functions but the LED indicator doesn't light, it might be a minor fault with the indicator itself. However, if the appliance is completely unresponsive, re-check the main power supply and connection.