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Offer List: $24.99 With Deal: $19.87 Details You save: $5.12 Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Electric Kettles For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy Sunbeam SEK17 1.8-Liter Electric Water Kettle, 1500-Watt, White, please check out: Sunbeam SEK17 electric kettle I just bought this tonight at an army PX. When I took it out of the box, I read the directions (6-pages, people, including all the safety mombo-jumbo junk). I cleaned out the kettle like the directions said and plugged it in. As it was heating up, I went online to read when the product actually turns off automatically (since there is only a blurb in the user manual that states: "Ensure the ON/OFF switch is clear of obstructions and the lid is firmly closed. The electric kettle will not turn off automatically if the ON/OFF switch is constrained, or if the lid is left open."). In the time I came online to find this product, there was a "pop" from the kitchen that sounded like a muffled circuit break. When I went out to the kitchen, I found that the kettle did indeed automatically turn off. I turned it back on, and immediately the water boiled for about 10 seconds before it turned off again. I did not see any chemicals on top (like the one review says), and I did not smell any...

See Products Related To Sunbeam SEK17 1.8-Liter Electric Water Kettle, 1500-Watt, White: Sunbeam 1-2/3 Capacity/7-1/2-cups. Auto-off with boil dry protection. 1500-Watts of power. Dual water windows. Hinged locking lid. Power "on" indicator light. Removable and washable mesh water filter. Excellent Small Appliance -Great Improvement over stove-top kettle We bought one of these on sale at Target about 5 months ago. It has performed as well as advertised, meeting all of our expectations. I'm not sure why the other posters had bad experiences (though I see they appear to have posted on both versions of this kettle). As for quality of the water, we've made tea, cocoa mixes and my French Press coffee (that I'm very particular about -French press vs drip coffee), all with no complaint. The manual does provide specific instructions for flushing the kettle prior to use -perhaps the posters failed to follow those instructions. We use it 5 to 7 times a week, and have never had an issue with the auto shut off not functioning. It does sound like heavy boiling, then appears to taper off some before it shuts off. Perhaps the other users didn't wait long enough for the full cycle. Opening the lid will definitely subject you to dangerous steam -it is boiling water. I highly recommend this...

Sunbeam SEK17 electric kettle I just bought this tonight at an army PX. When I took it out of the box, I read the directions (6-pages, people, including all the safety mombo-jumbo junk). I cleaned out the kettle like the directions said and plugged it in. As it was heating up, I went online to read when the product actually turns off automatically (since there is only a blurb in the user manual that states: "Ensure the ON/OFF switch is clear of obstructions and the lid is firmly closed. The electric kettle will not turn off automatically if the ON/OFF switch is constrained, or if the lid is left open."). In the time I came online to find this product, there was a "pop" from the kitchen that sounded like a muffled circuit break. When I went out to the kitchen, I found that the kettle did indeed automatically turn off. I turned it back on, and immediately the water boiled for about 10 seconds before it turned off again. I did not see any chemicals on top (like the one review says), and I did not smell any...