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I bought new pitch pipes for my kettle and they came with directions. The directions from Alessi say to push the old ones out from underneath (part of the whistle that rests inside the kettle when it is closed) with a flat head screw driver. When installing the new ones, they say to only use your finger to push them in from the top, using only the eraser end of a pencil if you need to push with something. Mine were very loose, however. Also, the side with M1 or S1 etched into the brass part of the whistle should go lettered-end down into the brass tubes.
SOURCE: Plug in, nothing happens...
This usually happens when the overheat-cutout is activated (for example after turning on the kettle with little or no water).
Look on the bottom or sides of the kettle for any 'reset' like switches or buttons. Usually this consists of a 'hole' in which you have to insert a paperclip or pen.
SOURCE: Alessi whistling kettle -- one whistle doesnt work.
you need to replace it with a new one it will be corroded. heat kettle then drive out pitch pipe with a screw driver from below, insert new one from above.
SOURCE: Where can I buy spare parts for the Alessi 9093 cordless kettle?
This site seems t0o have the parts yo are looking for ..
Alessi 9093
http://themagazine.info/products/-/167.html
SOURCE: My daughter bought me an
Have you tried using it on a different socket outlet ? Possibly there is a problem with the wiring at this socket.
If the electricity supply "trips" at the consumer unit it is either the RCD which trips due to e.g. the base of the kettle becoming wet or alternatively the MCB tripping due to an overload which shouldn't happen unless there is a fault in the kettle.
When you got a replacement kettle presumably they replaced the base also?
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