TEFAL EXPRESS BOIL BR400870 User manual

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Safety instructions

Please read these instructions before operating the appliance.

Note: This appliance produces very hot water. Therefore, please take care when

dispensing the water in order to avoid scalding yourself. As the stainless steel

parts will be hot, do not touch any stainless steel parts when using your

appliance. The hot water from this appliance cannot be used for sterilising

purposes.

• Carefully read these operating instructions before using the appliance for the first time

and keep them in a safe place: Tefal cannot be held responsible for incorrect use.

• Do not touch the spout when it is operating as this will be hot.

• Only plug the appliance into an earthed socket. Check that the power supply voltage

shown on the appliance’s rating plate corresponds to that of your installation.

• Be aware of any steam escaping from the appliance as this will be hot.

• Take care not to place the appliance on a hot surface like a hot-plate or use it close

to a naked flame. The appliance should be placed on a flat, stable, heat-resistant

surface away from water splashes.

• mmediately take the plug out from the mains if the appliance does not function

correctly.

• Do not pull the power supply cord to remove the plug.

• Do not let the power supply cord hang down on the edge of a table or a work surface.

• Do not place your hand or the power supply cord on the hot parts of the appliance.

• Never soak the appliance, the cord or electrical plug in water or any other liquid.

• To avoid any danger, do not use the appliance if the power supply cord or plug are

damaged. You must have the power supply cord replaced by a TEFAL authorized

service centre.

• Always refer to the instructions to de-scale the appliance.

• Protect the appliance against humidity and frost.

• Do not use the appliance if it does not operate correctly or if it has been damaged -

see Helpline details on the back cover of this booklet.

• Except for cleaning and scale removal in accordance with the procedures for use of

the appliance, any investigations, repairs or maintenance must be carried out by a

TEFAL authorized service centre.

• Any error in electrical connection negates the guarantee.

• Unplug the appliance as soon as you have finished using it for a while or when

cleaning.

• All appliances are subject to rigorous quality inspection. Practical tests using

appliances taken at random are conducted and this may explain any signs or marks

showing prior use.

• You are advised not to use multiple sockets and/or extension leads.

• Never put anything else other than water in the water tank.

• Only use your appliance for boiling drinking water.

• Do not touch the metal parts of the appliance as they may be hot.

• Do not leave the appliance unattended whilst in use.

• This hot water dispenser must only be used with water in the tank.

• This appliance has been designed for domestic use only. Any commercial use,

inappropriate use or failure to comply with the instructions, the manufacturer ac-

cepts no responsibility and the guarantee will not apply.

Preventing domestic accidents

This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced

physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless

they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by

person responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they

do not play with the appliance.

Even slight burns can sometimes be serious for children. As they grow up, teach your

children to take care with hot liquids they may encounter in the kitchen. Place the

appliance and power cord well behind the work surface outside the reach of children

and certain disabled persons.

f an accident occurs, immediately apply cold running water to the burn and call a

medical doctor if necessary.

To avoid accidents, do not carry your child or baby when drinking or carrying a hot

drink.

Product description

Using your Express Boil

Before using your Express Boil for the first time:

• Unpack your appliance carefully from the box.

ARemovable drip tray and drip

tray cover

BWater tank

CDispensing nozzle

DStop button

EStart button

Dispensing control knob

GLid close button

HLid open button

IWater window

JPower base

• Put your appliance on a dry, flat, stable, heat-resistant secure surface away from

the edge.

• Plug the appliance into a mains socket.

IMPORTANT:

Press the stop button immediately to ensure that the appliance does not start a

heating cycle without water in the tank or without a cup under the spout

• Follow the instructions below on using your appliance and carefully discard the first

five measures of boiled water (i.e. the first full tank of water). This will remove any

residues that may remain from the manufacturing process.

Using your appliance

1. Press the lid open button H (fig 1)

2. Fill the water tank B with cold tap water either directly from your cold water tap or

using a jug filled with fresh cold water from the tap (fig 2).

The water level should be between the min and max markings. You can see the level

through the water window.

3. Close the lid with button G.

4. Press the stop button (D). This will make sure that your appliance will not

immediately start a heating cycle when you place it onto the power base.

5. Place a suitable cup or container with a tea bag or coffee, sugar, etc. below the

dispensing nozzle (C). (fig 3)

6. Select the desired volume of hot water by adjusting the dispensing control knob to

the required setting (fig 4).

For small cups (around 150ml), set the control towards the setting.

For large cups (around 250ml), set the control towards the setting.

f you are not sure which setting to use, it’s best to use a lower setting the first time.

7. Press the start button (E). The start button lights up red and your appliance starts

to boil. ( ig 5). The selected quantity of hot water will be dispensed into the cup.

8. f, after just having heated up and dispensed water the appliance will not switch

back on and heat up again straightaway for the next cup, simply wait for a few

seconds before pressing the start button again.

Stopping your appliance

f you have started the heating cycle and then decide

you want to stop for any reason before dispensing the

water or during dispensing, simply press the stop

button D (fig 6). The boiled water will be safely

transferred back into the water tank. After a few

seconds, you can start the heating procedure again.

NB: The noise during use is due to the water heating

up. This is normal.

Cleaning your appliance

Emptying your appliance

1. After your appliance has completely cooled down,

unplug it from the mains socket and remove the

appliance from the power base.

2. Press the lid open button.(H)

3. Hold your appliance over a sink and pour the water

out by tilting your appliance on one side. (fig 7)

4. Still holding your appliance over the sink, turn it the

right way up and press the start button. Then let

any water from the dispense chamber drain from

the dispensing nozzle C (fig 8)

5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 until all the water has been

emptied from your appliance.

f your appliance is not going to be used for a long

period (e.g. during holiday), we recommend that

before you leave you empty it. Before using it again, fill

the tank with tap water and then carry out a few

heating cycles and carefully discard the water each

time. To clean the removable drip tray, lift it off the

power base and clean it using warm water and

washing-up liquid. (fig 9)

Cleaning

Clean the exterior surface of your appliance with a

damp cloth and then polish it with a soft and dry cloth.

Do not use steel wool pads or abrasive sponges.

Always switch off and

unplug your appliance

and let it completely cool

down before cleaning.

Never immerse the base

unit, power cord, plug or

water tank in water or

any other liquid. Do not

use harsh abrasives,

chemicals or oven

cleaners.

WARNING:

By pressing the start

button you will be put-

ting the appliance into an

" already on" mode it will

begin a heating cycle as

soon as it is put back on

the power base. Please

remember to press the

stop button as soon as

the appliance is put back

onto the power base.

During use, a certain

amount of the water

boiled will be transferred

back to the water tank.

This means the water

tank may become hot.

The stainless steel parts

may also become hot. Do

not touch the stainless

steel parts when using

your appliance. Always

handle your appliance

with care.

Descaling your appliance

Descaling should be carried out every 3 months. You

may need to descale more frequently if you live in

an area where the tap water is hard. Descaling

regularly will help you to maintain the best

performance from your product.

1. Fill your appliance with tap water to the max mark

and place an empty large cup or any large

heatproof container on the drip tray. Set the

dispensing control knob on the max volume and

press the start button. Wait for the end of pouring.

2. Add any descaler (for quantities, refer to the

descaler packaging) to the hot water in the cup

and stir a few seconds. ( igure 10)

3. Pour the contents of the cup into the water tank of

your appliance and close the lid. ( igure 10.)

Note : if you use white vinegar instead of descaler,

skip the steps 1 to 3 and put one litre of white

vinegar directly into the water tank. Do not use any

other vinegar than “white vinegar” which can be

bought from hardware stores.

4. Put the empty cup again onto the drip tray and

press the start button. (E)

5. Wait for the water to be dispensed into the cup.

6. Discard the water from the cup.

7. Repeat steps 4 to 6 until the water level is at the

min mark. Open the lid and empty any remaining

water into the sink. Rinse your appliance by filling

it with fresh tap water and emptying it again into

the sink (see emptying your appliance on page 4).

Fill your appliance with tap water to the max mark

and place your empty large cup on the drip tray.

8. Press the start button and wait for the water to be

dispensed into the cup.

9. Discard the water in the cup.

10.Repeat steps 8 and 9 until the water level is at the

min mark. Open the lid and empty any remaining

water into the sink (see emptying your appliance

on page 4).

Your appliance is now ready to use again.

Troubleshooting

After sale service

f you have any product problems or queries please contact our Customer Relations

Team first for expert help and advice.

Helpline:-

0845 602 1454 - UK

01 677 4003 - ROI

or consult our web site: www.tefal.co.uk <http://www.tefal.co.uk>

Problem / questions Possible Cause / Answers Corrective actions /

urther info

The appliance does not switch

back on again when the start

button is pressed.

Your appliance has not reset

itself after the last heating

cycle.

Your appliance is still too hot

after the last heating cycle. Wait

a few seconds for it to cool

slightly before trying again.

Your appliance does not

dispense hot water.

• Your appliance is not plugged

in.

• Your appliance is not

positioned correctly on its

power base.

• The fuse has blown.

• There is no water left in the

water tank.

• Check your appliance is

plugged in and switched on at

the mains socket.

• Check that the dispensing

nozzle is positioned centrally

over the drip tray.

• Check the fuse in the plug.

• Allow your appliance to cool

down completely then refill it

with water.

Your appliance does not

dispense a full cup of water

• Your appliance has excessive

scale.

• The dispensing control knob

may be set too low.

• The water level has dropped

below the min mark.

• Descale your appliance

• Adjust the dispensing control

knob to the right setting. Fill

the tank with fresh cold water

• Fill the tank with fresh cold

water

Your appliance produces excess

steam but does not dispense

boiled water.

• The water level has dropped

below the min mark.

• Your appliance has excessive

scale.

• Fill with water between the

min and max markings then

restart the heating cycle.

• Descale your appliance.

Your appliance immediately

turns itself on when it is placed

on the power base.

Your appliance is already

switched on.

Press the stop button.

Your appliance makes a noise

and there is a ‘clunk’ sound

after water has been dispensed.

This is the sound of the internal

valve operating after the

heating cycle finishes.

This is a normal operation.

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