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GW17-060_v02
Identifying the Parts
(Fig. A)
1
Removable drip tray
2
Removable stainless steel drip tray cover
3
Dispensing nozzle
4
Stop button
5
Start button
6
Volume selector control
7
Lid
8
Lid release button
9
Water reservoir with level indication
10
Heating chamber
11
Power base
Before using your Hot Cup for the first time
Remove your Hot Cup carefully from the box.
Remove any packaging and promotional
material and position your Hot Cup on a dry,
level, secure work surface away form the edge.
Follow the instructions below on using your
Hot Cup and discard the first five measures of
boiling water (i.e. the first full tank of water).
This will remove any residues that may remain
from the manufacturing process.
Using your Hot Cup
(Fig. B)
Always position your Hot Cup in such a way
that the start button cannot be accidentally
operated, especially by children. As you use
your Hot Cup, a certain portion of the water
boiled will be transferred back to the water
reservoir. This will mean reservoir may become
hot. Always use care when handling your Hot
Cup.
1
Press the lid release button.
2
Fill the water reservoir from your cold tap. The water
level should be between the MIN and MAX markings.
Do not boil the water if it is below the minimum
level or beyond - the maximum level on the
indicator.
3
Closed the lid and press the stop button. This will make
sure that your hot cup will not immediately start a boil cycle
when you place it onto the power base.
4
Place the kettle on the power base.
5
Connect your Hot Cup to a mains supply socket.
6
Place a suitable cup or container with a tea bag, coffee,
sugar, etc. below the dispensing nozzle. Never operate your
hot cup without a cup or suitable container placed below
the dispensing nozzle. Adjust the volume selector control
to the required setting. The control adjusts the quantity of
boiling water dispensed by your hot cup. For smaller cups
like teacups, set control toward the MIN setting
(about
150 ml); for larger cups like coffee mugs, set the control
towards the MAX setting
(about 300 ml). If you are not
sure which setting to use, it is best to use a lower setting until
you gain experience using your Hot Cup or start with a large
mug.
7
Press the start button. The button will light up red and
your Hot Cup will start to boil.
8
The selected quantity of boiling water will be dispensed
into the cup and it will automatically Switch-Off. Your Hot
Cup is now ready to use again. You may need to wait a few
seconds for the Hot Cup to reset.
Stopping your Hot Cup
If you have started the boil procedure and then decide you
want to stop your Hot Cup for any reason, simply press the
stop button. You can also stop water that is being dispensed
by pressing the stop button. The boiled water will be safely
transferred back into the water reservoir.
Emptying yourHot Cup
1
After your Hot Cup has completely cooled down, unplug
it form the mains supply socket.
2
Press the lid release button.
3
Hold your Hot Cup over the sink and pour the water out.
4
Still holding your Hot Cup over the sink, turn it the right
way up and allow any water to drain out of the dispensing
nozzle. If no water drains out of the nozzle, it may be
because the stop button has been accidentally or intentionally
pressed. Press the start button to allow water to drain from
the nozzle.
Repeat steps 3 and 4 until all the water has been emptied
from your Hot Cup.
If your Hot Cup will not be used for an extended period
(e.g. if you are on holiday), we recommend that you first
empty it. Before using your Hot Cup again, carry out several
boil cycles discarding the water each time.
Cleaning
Clean the exterior surface of your Hot Cup with a damp
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cloth and then polish it with a soft, dry cloth.
Never immerse the base unit, power cord or plug in water
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or any other liquid.
Always switch off and unplug your Hot Cup and allow it
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to completely cool before cleaning.
Do not use harsh abrasives, chemicals or oven cleaners.
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