Delonghi kettle element replacement

Hello,
Not sure why you think it is cable problem ? Guess you have checked the fuse ? Have you de-scaled the kettle ? Most likely scene is the element burnt out so have you access to a multi-meter, which could verify an open circuit - usually meaning that the heating element has burnt out. Sounding like a replacement kettle is needed, I'm afraid.

Defective heating element is the cause more than likely.

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I have seen an open heating element, or a thermo fuse cause this type of fault.

Jerry G.

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).

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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sounds like the element has gone in it. Contact a qualified repair person.

try supper glue??? but dont hold your breth that this will work,,, it realy dont like hot wet places! i know this from first hand experience,,,
as its holding up my left lung!!!!!! and im not kidding you there?