Can you disable or bypass auto shutoff, to keep water boiling until you turn it off? Can you keep the boil-dry protection on at the same time?
191058
If you don't close lid completely, water will boil until fire protection shut kettle off.
1665463
No, there is no way to disable the auto shut off feature. It shuts off after a minute.
416788
I think (repeat, "think") one automatically switches to "warm" when water is boiled away, and the other requires you to flip a "warm" switch yourself. (If you don't flip the switch the cooker just turns off.)Mine is the "non-automatic" kind. The difference is very small in my opinion, because even with no "warm" function at end of the boil cycle the cooker stays warm for quite some time.
309419
Auto off doesn't kick in until its boiled too long, in my opinion. I usually flip it off before the auto does
35128
It is manual, you can only turn on or off.. .. it doesn't automatically turn off if it gets too hot. It does get hot to a limit so there is no reason for you to turn it off while you are still using it.
910989
I am not entirely sure but I think not. The hold goes off after a few minutes, I think. I have it set to hold sometimes, inadvertently set it that way I guess, and notice that it stays at the set temp for minutes at a time. But I am the sort of person who would let it boil dry and it has not happened so I am thinking it turns itself off after a time. I did just break the lid off though, which is a drag. Wish it were made with metal hinges rather than plastic.
172794
I don't believe there is an auto shut-off. There is no button to turn it on or off. The panini press stays hot while it is plucked in and cools down only after it is plucked off.
288775
I agree with all the below comments; would have loved it to whistle loudly when it is finished - but as long as the shut-off mechanism works, it's just fine. Biggest risk is that if I don't notice that it turned itself off, the water might have cooled down before I get around to making my tea. On the other hand, water boils so much more quickly in this pot than on the stove, that I no longer wander off to do other things to kill time so I am usually right there when the switch flips off.
1713443
Yes ... It shuts off automatically when the water in the tank is distilled. Since you cannot fill the boiling tank with more water than will fit in the jug, you will not have over flow
1495561
nope ，it will shutoff after boil。if u want to do that for few minutes ，u need to keep hold the button 。can not keeping boil 。
1764376
I am not sure what happens once you remove it. It either has battery to hold settings or everything shots off. It is in my mom home and i am not sure she uses any feature of it besides just boiling water. I may check if remember when next time I am there.
2013968
No switch. It automatically turns off when water is boiling. After water boils . . . you can set it to keep water warm as well. We love ours.
571050
Yes. You can leave it on. It's meant to keep hot water available at all times. That said if you are going away or don't plan to use it for several days I'd turn it off. You will probably want to run a fresh carafe of water through it to. If you are not a frequent 'coffee maker' then having a unit that is always on and full of water may not be the right solution for you. Good luck.
1926881
Yes. Fill the pot to the designated level and it automatically shuts off once the boiling point is reached.
1919844
I've never found the auto-shut off to be a problem. Mine has never shut off automatically, and I believe that is a safety feature.
231602
It heats the water really fast and after it beeps I hit the hold temperature button if I'm not ready to use it. Even if you could turn it on automatically it will just turn off after the water boils. It's a feature to protect those of us who walk away and let the pot boil dry.
2013971
Yes, it is located on top of the handle---you depress the lower part (which lights up the upper part) to turn it on---when water is boiled, it turns off automatically.