BRUNO BHK282

BRUNO BHK282 Fuji Hollow Kettle User Manual

Model: BHK282 | Brand: BRUNO

Introduction

This manual provides essential information for the safe and efficient use of your BRUNO BHK282 Fuji Hollow Kettle. This enamel cookware is designed for heat efficiency, allowing water to boil quickly and retaining heat effectively. Its glass surface resists odors and stains, making it easy to clean. The kettle is compatible with various heat sources, including gas and induction cookers.

Safety Information

Setup

  1. Unpacking: Carefully remove the kettle and all packaging materials. Inspect the kettle for any damage.
  2. First Wash: Before first use, wash the kettle thoroughly with warm, soapy water. Rinse well and dry completely.
  3. Filling: Open the lid and fill the kettle with fresh water. Do not fill past the maximum capacity mark (approximately 1.6 liters).
Two BRUNO Fuji Hollow Kettles, one blue-green and one greige, displayed side-by-side.
Figure 1: BRUNO Fuji Hollow Kettles in Blue Green and Greige.

Operating Instructions

  1. Place on Heat Source: Position the kettle on a compatible heat source. The kettle is suitable for direct flame, induction, sheath, halogen, radiant, and enchroheater cooktops. Ensure the kettle is stable.
  2. Heating Water: Turn on the heat source. The enamel material is highly heat efficient, allowing water to boil quickly.
  3. Pouring: Once water has reached the desired temperature, turn off the heat. Using oven mitts or a thick cloth, carefully grasp the handle and pour the hot water. Be mindful of steam.
BRUNO Fuji Hollow Kettle in greige color placed on a portable gas stove outdoors, surrounded by other picnic items.
Figure 2: Kettle in use on an outdoor heat source.
A hand pouring hot water from the BRUNO Fuji Hollow Kettle into a mug.
Figure 3: Pouring water from the kettle.

Maintenance and Care

BRUNO Fuji Hollow Kettle in blue-green displayed on a wooden shelf in a kitchen setting, alongside other BRUNO cookware.
Figure 4: Kettle displayed in a kitchen.

Troubleshooting

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Water not boiling quickly.Insufficient heat, lid not properly closed.Ensure the heat source is at an appropriate level. Check that the lid is securely in place to retain heat.
Handle is too hot to touch.Normal operation for enamel kettles.Always use oven mitts or a thick cloth when handling the hot kettle.
Stains or discoloration inside the kettle.Mineral deposits from water.Boil a solution of water and white vinegar (1:1 ratio) in the kettle, then let it sit for an hour before rinsing thoroughly.

Specifications

Warranty and Support

For warranty information or product support, please refer to the retailer where the product was purchased or contact BRUNO customer service directly. Keep your proof of purchase for any warranty claims.