'chord' train-whistle replacement stopper for the le Creuset tea

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There are two parts to the whistle - the hinged whistle bit and the black base that is attached to the spout. They are joined by a pin that passes through the base and through a bracket that is fixed above the spout, and through the bottom of the arm on the hinged whistle. Remove the pin - it is a push fit - so you need a rod of the same diameter. It will then all come to pieces. The U shaped metal spring sits in the bracket on the spout - the open end and the slope on the spring to the top. Then put the bits back together and replace the pin! This is tricky but do-able as all the holes have to line up. You need to have plenty of light to see what is going on. Once aligned the pin goes back in okay but don't try to force it. If it doesn't go in your alignment isn't right.

The replacement whistle for Alessi 9033 kettle allegedly fits Le Creuset classic kettles. See the customer comments on amazon. The only other replacement I've found is a genuine one on UK ebay.

Check if there is any blockage in the whistle. the whistle will not blow if there is a leak in the steam.so check if the lid is closed tight. There mite not be any big problem.
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not much... sorry :(

It is possible the reed valve broke.

Yes there a foundation repair solution that should repair it sufficiently. Check at Home Depot or Lowes. Any hardware store should be able to help you out.

If you are in the UK it could be a blown fuse in the plug, if not a loose wire or contact in the base..

no because it isnt realy safe to do that because the tape can melt