EUR139,–
Graef Wk 701
1.50 l
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Yeas, it has a swiss plug.
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Mine didn't, but it came with an adapter.
Insert the sieve from the inside. Strainer to the front so that the ring rests on the inner wall.
70 degrees, 80 degrees, coffee (around 92 degrees), boiling.
We have been using the boil for a while and are very satisfied. The size of the spout is perfectly adequate.
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Yes, the cable can be rolled up perfectly at the bottom of the base.
Yes the unit has a Swiss plug
According to our information, the product should now be supplied with a 2-pin CH plug
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Yes, it does. The kettle switches off automatically. Works perfectly for me.
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Bought Dec.2017. No CH plug. Attachment included. Even if I would have preferred a CH plug, I would buy the kettle again.
This is the only picture of the inside that I could find at the manufacturer. https://www.graef-shop.ch/items/img/060/WK701EU_8.jpg The water is heated via the plate at the bottom. The rod in the picture measures the temperature.
In the year of the Lord 2014, the unit was delivered with CH plug.
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The water is boiled to approx. 93° Celsius with the manual brew button. You cannot reach the temperature for baby champagne directly. Then you have to mix with cold water.
I find the kettle very easy to clean. Limescale can be easily removed with vinegar essence. The strainer can be easily removed and cleaned separately.
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I bought the same device. It came with a German plug without an adapter.
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I got it with an adapter and therefore returned it. Another online shop had the version with the CH plug.
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