Breville Hot Cup Kettle - Black

Thanks to its powerful 3kW heating element, it dispenses boiling water in a matter of seconds, providing instant hot drinks.

Yes, its patented design boils only the water needed for a single cup, which significantly reduces energy consumption and is more energy-efficient than boiling a full kettle.

The 1.5 Litre capacity allows you to dispense approximately five standard cups or mugs before needing to refill the water tank.

The permanent filter is removable and should be rinsed regularly under running water to remove any trapped limescale or particles. For stubborn buildup, a soft brush can be used.

The Breville HotCup Kettle is designed to dispense a single, fixed amount of water per cycle, optimized for a standard cup. It does not have an adjustable volume setting.

Absolutely. Its one-touch operation means you don't need to lift or pour a heavy kettle, making it ideal and safer for those with limited mobility or strength.

1. Check Water Level: Ensure the water tank is filled above the minimum level. The appliance will not dispense if the water level is too low. 2. Limescale Buildup: A common cause of slow flow is limescale. Refer to the 'Care & Maintenance' section for descaling instructions and clean the permanent limescale filter. 3. Clear Obstructions: Ensure the spout is clear of any blockages. 4. Reset: Unplug the unit for 30 seconds, then plug it back in.

1. Power Connection: Check if the power cord is securely plugged into both the HotCup Kettle and a working wall socket. 2. Test Outlet: Try plugging another appliance into the same wall socket to ensure the outlet is functional. 3. Fuse/Breaker: Check your household's fuse box or circuit breaker if other appliances are also not working.

1. Sufficient Water: Ensure enough water is in the tank for a full dispense cycle. 2. Full Cycle: Allow the dispense cycle to complete fully. The 3kW element is designed for rapid boiling to boiling temperature. If the issue persists after confirming these, the heating element might be faulty, and professional service is recommended.

1. Initial Rinse: If it's a new unit, perform the 'Initial Rinse' steps again (fill, dispense, discard) several times. 2. Limescale/Cleaning: Ensure the unit is clean and free of limescale. Descale the appliance if necessary. 3. Water Source: Consider using filtered water if tap water quality is a concern.