Tea Joy Express - Beem
Tea Joy Express - Beem
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<strong>Tea</strong> <strong>Joy</strong> <strong>Express</strong> EN<br />
22<br />
Resetting the dry run protection<br />
If you have filled the kettle with too little<br />
water or switched on an empty appliance,<br />
the dry run protection will switch of the appliance<br />
automatically. The power indicator<br />
light (11) extinguishes.<br />
To reset the dry run protection, proceed as<br />
follows:<br />
Pour fresh water into the kettle (3).<br />
Continue to use the appliance as<br />
usual.<br />
Brewing tea according to the<br />
"Samovar principle"<br />
Black tea<br />
Fill the kettle (3) with the desired<br />
amount of fresh water.<br />
NOTE<br />
► Observe the filling level indicator<br />
(10). Do not fill up over the MAX<br />
mark and not under the MIN mark<br />
(refer to illustration A1).<br />
Fill the tea strainer (5) with tea leaves<br />
(approx. 1 tea spoon per cup)<br />
Put the tea strainer (5) into the teapot<br />
(4) or put the tea bag directly into the<br />
teapot (4) (1 tea bag for approx. 1-2<br />
cups).<br />
Place the teapot (4) onto the kettle<br />
(3). The teapot is then warmed up at<br />
the same time.<br />
Allow the water in the kettle (3) to boil<br />
as described in the section Continuous<br />
boiling.<br />
Remove the teapot (4) from the kettle<br />
(3).<br />
NOTE<br />
► Condensed water may drip off the<br />
teapot bottom.<br />
Place the teapot (4) onto a heat-resistant<br />
surface.<br />
Open the lid (6) of the teapot (4) with<br />
the lid opener (7) .<br />
Pour the boiling water from the kettle<br />
(3) over the tea.<br />
NOTE<br />
► Fill the teapot with a maximum of 0.7<br />
litre.<br />
► The more tea leaves or tea bags and<br />
the less water you use in the teapot,<br />
the stronger the tea concentrate will<br />
be (professionals enjoy the infusion<br />
with exactly 2.86 g of tea per cup). It<br />
is preferable to use slightly more tea<br />
so that a real concentrate is produced<br />
in the teapot.<br />
Put the teapot (4) containing the tea<br />
concentrate back onto the kettle (3).<br />
NOTE<br />
► The steam circulating in the water<br />
tank keeps the tea in the teapot at<br />
exactly the temperature it needs to<br />
"steep".<br />
Pour the tea out of the teapot after<br />
the desired steeping time,. If you have<br />
used the tea strainer (5), remove the<br />
tea strainer containing the tea (see<br />
illustration A2).<br />
Fill the kettle (3) again with fresh water<br />
and allow the water to heat up.<br />
Turn the temperature selection switch<br />
(2) clockwise to the " ●●●", position to<br />
keep the water hot.<br />
BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle
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