If I pour the water out before it boils, will the level switch off automatically or will it continue to boil after I put back the empty pot?
346760
The switch will not turn off till the water is boiled, so if you take it off early and then put it back onto the base, it will continue heating. Just flip the switch off as you are pouring if you want it off. That's what I do!
495522
Not sure I understand the question. The auto shut off only activates when the coffee maker has finished brewing. And then you are free to make as many pots of coffee as you want.
1439525
Yes, it is an automatic shutoff. Once the water boils the switch clicks off.
867780
When the kettle boils, it shuts itself off. But you'd have to keep turning it on and filling it up, it wouldn't keep water warm all day. Once it is off, it's off. Which is the feature I like. For if I turn it on and get distracted, the kettle doesn't burn dry. Hope this helps.
1764378
It will go off but you can keep it hot by resetting but not starting to boil again.
1467078
Hi Pete,Once the heating pot heats up the water it automatically shuts off and will not come back on until you manually set it.
476768
It does not automatically turn itself off after it is filled if that is what you are asking, once it is filled up you just flip off the switch.
1555648
No, it's simply and on/off process. I do try to control the temperature of the hot water that I heat. I try to heat to 170 degrees F for my coffee; it makes a more readily drinkable brew without overheating it. I determined that 170 degrees is the temp at which the surface of the water starts to shimmer. So, I used a timer to figure out how long a predetermined amount of water took to reach this state, and that's what I use to get the temp that I want. I've been doing this for at least six years with different brands of kettles. The time has varied from 2:00 to 2:45 min. to get about 16-20 oz. of water to the surface shimmer. I burned out my last kettle when it was accidentally switched on without notice. It didn't have an empty-pot shutoff feature. That's the main reason that I got this pot. Hope this helps.
128851
Sorry, I don't know what that is! You fill it with wate, plug it in, and the water heats to boiling and the pot turns off. Very simple and basic, just the way I like it.
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.
841146
It is a safety auto-off mechanism. Caused by a couple of different things. If plugged in without water or if water level is below the refill line you will see the HH display. Or could also be if you pour hot water into the pot. After it acclimates itself the HH will go away.
1362997
Sounds like it is defective. It should boil for a short time and then maintain the temperature you set. I should not keep boiling.
1858739
You can pour in water right off the boil. Just don't put it on a stove burner. :)
2051567
The light on ours goes out when the top water reservoir goes empty and the bottom water reservoir drops below a certain level. I then turn the machine off, refill both reservoirs, then turn machine back on. I use both switches only to start the boil, then I turn off the high switch. It still boils but uses less energy.
2266772
It doesn't have to be full, but I'm not sure what the minimum amount of water would be.If you lift the kettle off the base, it turns off. It may have a off button, I don't remember, but you definitely don't need to unplug it to turn it off.
1338649
There are 4 temperature settings you can select ranging from 140F to 208F. Once it boils, the pot maintains the water at the temperature you've selected. I don't think it re-boils the water automatically. But there is a "re-boil" button on the control panel. Hope this would help.
1495563
Auto shutoff is on when you use plastic lid. Just remove plastic lid then you can boil water as long as you like. Just be sure you are not away from it.