Setting Up And Connecting The Device - Beem Tea-Switch Mode D'emploi

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Setting Up and Connecting the Device

PLEASE NOTE!
• Only connect the base station to a plug socket that is properly installed. The mains
voltage must be the same as the technical data of the base station.
• Do not place the device below kitchen wall units or similar cupboards. The rising steam
could cause damage to them!
• Lay the connecting cable in such a way that it does not become squashed or bent
and does not come into contact with hot surfaces (also applies to the hot surfaces
of the device!).
1. Unwind the connecting cable on the bottom of the base station (5) to the length you want
and place it in the recess which is provided for it on the edge.
2. Place the base station on the kitchen unit or another dry, solid, flat, heat-resistant and
splash-proof work surface. Ensure there is sufficient clear space on all sides (at least 20 cm
to the sides and 30 cm above).
3. Insert the mains plug into a properly installed plug socket. The plug socket must be readily
accessible so that the connection to the mains can quickly be isolated.
4. Place the kettle (8) on the base station. The display (7) switches on and shows the tempe-
rature currently prevailing in the kettle.
Pouring In Water
Only ever fill the kettle (8) with fresh, clear tap water. Do not pour in any other liquids.
1. Press the button for opening the lid (2). The lid (1) flips up.
2. Pour the quantity of water you want (maximum 1.7 litres) into the kettle. Note the MIN and
MAX marking on the fill-level indicator (4).
off prematurely. If the MAX marking is exceeded, water could splash out during the boiling
process.
3. Press on the lid until you hear it engage.
Displays
In addition to the temperature, four other functions are shown on the display:
Heating process (11) – The device is heating.
Keep warm (12) – The keep-warm function is switched on.
Teapot (13) – The water has a temperature of over 95°C and is thus suitable for black tea.
Coffee cup (14) – The water has a temperature of between 85 – 90°C and has thus
reached the ideal temperature for coffee.
Insufficient water will cause the device to switch
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