Philips HD 7310 User Manual download pdf (Page 33)

13 Remove the lter from the teapot and put it on the lter holder to

minimise spillage.

, When you remove the lter from the teapot or the teapot from the

base after the bell sound, the appliance switches off automatically.

14 The tea is now ready. Leave the lid on the teapot, with the

positioning lip pointing to the back, when you pour out the tea.

Note: The base is not a hotplate and does not keep the tea warm during or

after steeping, as this would cause the tea to become stronger and turn bitter.

However, the teapot is double-walled to keep the tea warm.

Note: Be careful when you move the teapot while it contains hot tea.

Note: Do not put milk, sugar or honey in the teapot.

15 After use, clean the lter and rinse the inside of the teapot to

prevent tea stains (see chapter ‘Cleaning’, section ‘Cleaning the

teapot and the lter after every use’).

Do not immerse the teapot in water. Make sure the connector on the

underside of the teapot stays dry.

Note: Be careful when you clean parts that are still hot.

Note: Do not leave tea in the teapot overnight to prevent excessive staining.

Using the personal settings button

- With the personal settings button you can set the ideal combination

of water temperature (between 60°C and 100°C) and steeping time

(between 1 and 10 minutes) for the type of tea you want to make.

1 Follow steps 1-7 above.

2 Press the personal settings button.

, The display lights up and shows the temperature.

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Philips HD 7310 User Manual Page 33