Why does the metal in the bottom of the kettle turn green

Boil some baking soda to neutralize the acidic descaler.

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the filter holder has a small clip at the bottom. put the holder back in the kettle with the flat side against the kettle wall and slide down until the clip on the bottom engages in the metal holder on the kettle wall. It will clip into place and the filter can be reinserted into the holder. Without the holder in place covering the spout the automatic shutoff will not work and the kettle will boil dry.

I've seen mixed results across the internet on this one. From personal experience, for some reason, my glass teapot left some sort of stain on my ceramic stovetop. It also took longer to heat. I then went out and bought a simple metal one and have been pretty satisfied. If cosmetics are a concern, it's not too difficult a step to pour the water into your teapot after the fact, right?

Temperature digits 70 80 90 turns on and off at "random". And boiling does not stop!
I cleaned the round metal rings in the bottom of the kettle.

The two innermost rings are connected to the temperature sensor.
Use some sharp metal or fine sand paper to scratch the top edge (kettle at upside down) of the rings.
Clean/blow away the "metal dust" afterwards, and it should work again

The wiring good the kettle is pretty simple. Black goes to x on the plug white is y and ground is the green terminal. In the kettle the black goes to one of the two terminals on the thermostat. Then a jumper wire from the other thermostat terminal goes to one of the two terminals on the element. Then the white wire goes to the other element terminal. The ground or green attaches to the metal surface inside.

To add to the previous post. The arrow goes on top and will be pointing towards you. Ensre the bottom notch is secure on the metal piece in the spout and the two notches will click in right under the metal lip which goes around the top of the kettle where you fill the kettle. You may have to play with it a little. It took me a bit to figure it out.

You can remove it by using baking soda, or use the stain remover available in household hardware shop. There instruction in the box so just follow it.
Also when mineral residue is remove. Use a fitered water for boiling the water, filtered water doesn't stain must compare to tap water.
I hope I help you solve your problem.

No you should not use a glass kettle or glass type pots on a ceran top stove. Always use metal flat bottom kettle and pots. When buying a metal kettle make sure that there is no gap between the bottom of the kettle and the surface of the ceran top. Some metal kettles have an indentation on the bottom. This does not work well on the ceran top.
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junk it and get a new one
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