#kettlerepair

[checkappliance]

A quick and easy way to repair a kettle that doesn't switch off when boiling - without messing with electrics. Simply open the lid, locate the small oblong-shaped opening near the top on the opposite side to the spout. Soak a cotton bud in descaler and push it into the hole, letting it work for a couple of hours. Rinse with wet cotton buds 3 times, then boil the kettle. If the automatic cut-off works, you've fixed it. If not, time for a new kettle. But first, check if it's still under warranty.

Learn more: https://checkappliance.co.uk/kettle-not-switching-off-when-boiled/#google_vignette