Eva Solo Rise Gebrauchsanweisung Seite 4

• Afterwards, always wipe the kettle with a dry, soft
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cloth or kitchen roll.
• The filter at the top of the kettle (A) is raised using
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a long, pointed object. To clean the filter, use a soft
brush – not a metal brush.
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Descaling
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To prolong the life of the electric kettle, descale
it regularly. The kettle should always be emptied
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completely after use to reduce the build-up of limescale.
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• Boil 0.5 litres of water in the kettle.
• Important: Switch off the kettle and add 0.25 litres
of household vinegar (4-5% acid). Do not boil the
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water and vinegar solution as it may boil over and
cause scalding.
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• Leave the solution in the kettle for a couple of hours.
• Empty the electric kettle and rinse thoroughly with
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clean water. Fill the kettle with clean water and boil.
• Empty the kettle, and rinse again with clean water.
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• Repeat the procedure if the kettle still contains
limescale.
• Other descaling agents intended for descaling kettles
may be used. However, it is important to follow the
instructions carefully.
• The limescale filter can be left to soak in diluted
vinegar to remove any limescale deposits.
• Rinse the kettle thoroughly after descaling.
• Do not use sharp implements when descaling/
cleaning the kettle.
Disposal
This appliance is labelled in accordance with the
European Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment
Directive 2002/96/EC. Under current legislation, waste
electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) must be
collected and parts of the products must be recycled.
Electrical and electronic equipment carrying the WEEE
label must be taken to a municipal recycling centre.
Electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) contains
materials, components and substances which may be
hazardous to human health and the environment if the
WEEE waste is not disposed of correctly. Electrical and
electronic products carry the crossed-out wheelie bin
label below. The crossed-out wheelie bin symbol means
that WEEE waste must not be disposed of together
with general unsorted household waste, but must be
collected separately.
For this purpose, local authorities have established
collection schemes whereby WEEE waste may be
taken free of charge by citizens to household waste
recycling centres or approved authorised treatment
facilities (AATFs) – or collected directly from households.
For more information, contact your local authority's
environment and planning department.
Users of electrical and electronic equipment must not
dispose of WEEE waste with their normal household
waste. They must use the local collection schemes to
reduce the impact on the environment from the disposal
of WEEE waste and increase the recycling and reuse of
WEEE waste.
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