I'll assume that you mean a uk 3 pin plug. You can access the fuse by levering off a small plastic cover with a flathead screwdriver. Replace with another known good 13A fuse or test it (either with a continuity tester or in another appliance).

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DeLonghi KBO3001... • Answered on Jan 29, 2012

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My kettle suddenly stopped working, it still shows

sounds as if you have a lose wire in the base or else you element has failed. Undo the bottom of the kettle and check all wires are connected to the element. If all the wires are connect i would say your element has blown.

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DeLonghi KBO3001... • Answered on Apr 25, 2011

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My kettle is broken -

Hello,

I quite agree with you, if the element is not good, then it should be the switch or some sort of wire disconnection inside the kettle. There are some wires that goes from the switch to the heating element, this needs to be checked and observed.

Since you are able to detect the fault, then you can go ahead and get a tool. believe me, its going to be an easy thing to fix because, there are no panels whatsoever in the kettle. Its just going to be the element, switch, and wires that went from the element to the switch.

Before you get the tool, make sure you know the exact size/category of tool that will enable you successfully disassemble the kettle with damaging the screws or whatsoever that is holding it together.

I wish you the best of luck.

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DeLonghi KBO3001... • Answered on Sep 22, 2010

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My kettle was purchased from

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DeLonghi KBO3001... • Posted on Sep 02, 2010

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Fryer. Why does it turn on, then 3 or 4 seconds later turn off and display "ERR"?

bad power supply or heating element

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DeLonghi Kitchen... • Answered on Feb 28, 2021

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We are on our second DeLonghi Argento Flora kettle in 3 weeks. In both cases on lifting the kettle off the base there is anl amount of water on the base. Is this normal.

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DeLonghi Kitchen... • Posted on Feb 08, 2021

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My Delonghi Scultura kettle wont switch off automatically when the water is boiled.

Most self stopping kettles have a bi-metal piece, generally in the handle or top part, which, when boiling, gets one side of the metal to expand more than the other, causing it to bend and mechanically turn off the switch. There are many causes that it can stop working- iron fatigue, corrosion, jammed switch etc that can make it stop working. In general, it <strong>wouldn't</strong> be financially worthwhile to repair it, however many people still use them when they stay in the room, since they still do a decent job of boiling the water quickly. Typically they have a safety, so the thermo-fuse will shut it before a fire starts- on your own risk. It's usually not so expensive to get a new one, so I'd go for using it temporarily til I get around to getting a new one!

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DeLonghi Kitchen... • Answered on Jul 01, 2019

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