Quest Jug Kettle - White

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The Quest 1.7 Litre Electric Cordless Jug Kettle is an ideal solution for busy households, offices, and student accommodations requiring a reliable, fast-boiling water source. It offers a powerful 2200W element and a generous 1.7-litre capacity to handle up to 7 cups in a single boil, though users should be mindful that its lightweight plastic construction may feel less premium compared to high-end stainless steel or glass models.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Accent Colour | White |
| Model Part Number | 422165 |
| Brand | Quest |
No, this model is designed for rapid boiling and does not include a temperature maintenance or 'keep warm' setting.
It is recommended to wash the filter by hand in warm soapy water to avoid damage to the mesh.
The base features internal cord storage, allowing you to adjust the length to your needs, with a standard length suitable for most kitchen counter reaches.
Yes, the plastic components used in the construction are food-safe and BPA-free.
No, you should only use the kettle with the provided base to ensure the electrical connections remain safe and the auto-shutoff features function correctly.
This is likely due to limescale buildup on the heating element. Perform a descaling cycle using white vinegar or a commercial descaler.
Check that the base is correctly plugged into a wall outlet and the kettle is firmly seated on the 360-degree connection point.
Ensure you are not overfilling past the 'Max' mark, which can cause water to escape during the boiling process.
To set up your kettle, place the base on a stable, flat surface away from wall edges. Before first use, fill the kettle to the 'Max' mark, boil it, and discard the water to remove any manufacturing residue. For daily care, wipe the exterior with a soft, damp cloth and ensure the base remains dry. To clean the spout filter, gently unclip it and rinse under warm water; do not use harsh abrasives. If you live in a hard-water area, descale the kettle monthly using a mild citric acid or vinegar solution to ensure the heating element remains efficient.