Kenwood SK630A / SK640 / SKM500 Kettle User Manual

This instruction manual is for Kenwood electrical products and introduces the features and characteristics of Kenwood electrical products


Kenwood SK630A / SK640 / SKM500 Kettle User Manual - cover page
Brand
Kenwood
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
447 KB
Published
04 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
327B01603229870757C5333271FFEA20

About this manual

This manual explains safe handling of the Kenwood electric kettle, including proper setup, plugging in, filling, boiling, and using the built‑in filter and water‑level gauge. It also covers important safety warnings such as never overfilling, keeping the cord out of reach of children, and using only the supplied powerbase.

The guide details cleaning and descaling procedures, explains the STEALTH coating and boil‑dry protection, and provides service contact numbers, warranty terms for the UK, and advice on child safety around hot liquids.

What's inside

  • Safety Instructions
  • Before Plugging In
  • First Use Procedure
  • Operating the Kettle
  • Cleaning and Descaling
  • Boil‑Dry Protection
  • Service and Customer Care
  • Warranty (UK Only)
  • Child Safety

Specifications

Powerbase360° rotating base
FilterBuilt‑in limescale filter
Water level gaugeMAX and MIN markings
On/off switchIndicator light
Boil‑dry protectionAutomatic cut‑out when water level is low
Fuse requirement13 A BS1362 fuse
STEALTH coatingReduces boiling noise
Cord wire coloursGreen/Yellow = Earth, Blue = Neutral, Brown = Live

Frequently asked questions

How do I descale the kettle?

Use a suitable descaler, apply it to the heating element, let it act, then boil fresh water several times and discard the water.

What should I do if the kettle switches off before boiling?

Check that the flat heating element is free from scale and descale the kettle if necessary.

What is the warranty period for the kettle in the UK?

The kettle is covered by a one‑year guarantee from the date of purchase, provided it has not been misused, modified, or used commercially.

Can I replace a damaged cord myself?

No, a damaged cord must be replaced by Kenwood or an authorised Kenwood repairer.

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