Main components available
In this collection, we offer a wide range of original and compatible spare parts for electric kettles: heating elements, safety and control thermostats, bases (connector and base holder), anti-scale filters, lids, gaskets, switches and buttons, indicator lights, power cords, and safety guards.
How to choose the right spare part
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Brand, model, and code: found on the label underneath or on the bottom of the kettle; essential for checking the compatibility of spare parts.
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Power and wattage of the heating element: refer to the value printed on the original element to avoid overheating or energy inefficiencies.
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Thermostat and automatic switch: must have the correct temperature values and the appropriate activation type for the model.
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Anti-scale filter and lid: check diameter, material, shape, and attachment system; a deteriorated filter reduces efficiency and safety.
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Gaskets and tank body: gaskets must be compatible in size and material; the tank should not show signs of oxidation or deformation.
Recommended maintenance
- After each use, empty and dry the kettle to prevent rust or stains.
- Descale regularly (every 1–3 months depending on water hardness) to preserve the heating element and filter.
- Check that the switch, lever, and indicator lights are functioning correctly; if you notice strange smells or unusual noises, turn off the device immediately.
- Ensure that the lid closes properly and that the gasket is not cracked or worn.
- Never immerse the electric body; clean only the non-electric parts with neutral detergents.
Common problems and quick solutions
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Kettle won't turn on: check the power cord, base, and switch.
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Water doesn't boil or takes too long: weakened heating element, scale buildup, or incorrect thermostat.
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Smell of plastic or burning: dirty internal body, limescale buildup on the heating element, or deteriorated insulating material.
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Water leaks: damaged gasket, misaligned lid, or deformed tank.
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Indicator light won't turn on: faulty light, disconnected or damaged switch.
Quick FAQs
When should I descale the kettle?
When you notice white deposits on the bottom or if the water takes longer to boil; generally every 1–3 months depending on water hardness.
Can I use a universal heating element?
Yes, if it has the same power, physical connection, and voltage as the original; otherwise, you risk inefficiency or electrical problems.
Can the anti-scale filter be washed or does it need to be replaced?
If the filter is metal, it can be washed regularly; if it is damaged or excessively worn, it should be replaced with a compatible spare part for the model.
