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Cuisinart Electric Kettle, 1.7-Liter Capacity, Cordless 1500-Watts for Fast Heat Up, Stay Cool Non-Slip Handle, Stainless Steel, CPK-17P1

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Color: Premium Stainless Steel


Features

  • CONVENIENT: The 1.7-liter stainless steel Cordless Electric Kettle has 1500-watts for fast heat up and a concealed heating element to prevent mineral buildup. Removable/washable scale filter and boil-dry protection.Voltage : 110
  • CUSTOM CONTROLS: One touch controls, 30-Minute keep warm option, stay-cool nonslip handle, 360-degree swivel power base for a cordless experience and auto safety shutoff
  • COOL FUNCTION: 2-minute memory function that allows the kettle to be off the base for 2 minutes without shutting off or losing its place in the brewing process
  • MUST-HAVE FEATURES: 6 preset heat settings for steeping tea at just the right temperature including blue LED indicator lights and backlit water window
  • LIMITED 3-YEAR WARRANTY: Refer to user manual for troubleshooting steps and questions surrounding warranty policies this product is BPA free

Description

The PerfecTemp for Every Occasion Equipped with 1500 watts of power for fast heating, this electric kettle brings up to 1-2/3 liters of water to a rolling boil in a matter of minutes. Better than that, it offers six different preset heat settings, which allows for steeping tea at just the right temperature depending on the variety. Using the simple one-touch controls on the kettle's handle, select 160 degrees F for delicate teas, 175 degrees F for green tea, 185 degrees F for white tea, 190 degrees F for oolong tea, 200 degrees F for French press coffee, and "Boil" for black tea or to make instant cocoa, oatmeal, noodles, and more. Cuisinart CPK-17 PerfecTemp Cordless Programmable Kettle The control panel also offers blue LED indicators, a "start" button, and a "keep warm" button, which will maintain the set temperature for 30 minutes. For added convenience, the kettle's 360-degree swivel base allows for pouring without the hassle of a power cord getting in the way, and its memory function makes it possible to remove the kettle from its base for two minutes without it shutting off or losing its place in the heating process. Other highlights include a stay-cool nonslip handle, an "open" button for lifting the lid, a blue backlit water window with measurement marks, a concealed heating element to prevent mineral buildup, a removable/washable scale filter, a dripless pour spout, and boil-dry protection with auto shutoff for safety. A user manual with recipes comes included. The kettle measures approximately 8-1/5 by 9-4/5 by 12 inches and carries a three-year limited warranty. Parts and Benefits. Dripless Pour Spout with Splash Guard keeps counters dry . Removable Scale Filter for clean water . Easy-Open Lid for quick and easy filling . Lid Release Button . Preset Temperature Controls with Indicators .Delicate (160°F) .Green (175°F) .White (185°F) .Oolong (190°F) .Herbal (200°F) .Black (Boil – 212°F) .French Press (200°F) . Start (Stop) with Indicator to start/stop the heating process . Keep Warm with Indicator maintains the selected temperature for 30 minutes . Water Window for a clear view of water level . Stay-Cool Handle designed for comfort . Power Base with 360° Swivel for cordless convenience. Product Overview .1.7-liter capacity .6 preset temperatures .One-touch controls with blue LED indicators .30-minute Keep Warm option .Memory feature allows kettle to be lifted off base for 2 minutes without shutting off or losing its place in the brewing process .1500 watts for fast heat-up .Blue backlit water window .360° swivel cordless connector .Stay-cool nonslip handle .Concealed heating element to prevent mineral buildup .Removable/cleanable scale filter .Auto shutoff and boil dry protection .Limited 3-year warranty Special Features ; Memory Feature The kettle features an internal “memory” that lets you leave the kettle off the base for up to 2 minutes without it going into standby mode. When returned to the base, it will restart the heating and/or Keep Warm cycles right where they left off. Keep Warm Mode Keep Warm is the kettle’s default function that automatically maintains selected temperature for 30 minutes. If you have selected the Boil preset, your unit will hold a temperature just below boiling during the Keep Warm cycle. To bring water back to a rolling boil, press the Start button twice. Keep Warm can be turned off by pressing the Keep Warm button at any time before or during the heating cycle. ; Boil-Dry Protection Your kettle is equipped with boil-dry protection. If it starts heating without enough water in the unit, the heater will automatically shut off to avoid damaging the heating element. The lights will flash and the unit will beep to alert you. Once the kettle has cooled down, lift it off the base, then replace it to reset and restart the heating cycle. The quickest way to cool down the heater is to fill the kettle with cold water; however, you can also wait for it to cool down by itself. ; Sleep Mode If the unit is not in use for 5 minutes, it will revert to sleep mode. The heater and all lights will be off, but your last selections will remain in the unit’s memory. To turn the kettle back on, simply press any button, or lift it up and then return it to the base.


Brand: Cuisinart


Color: Premium Stainless Steel


Special Feature: 6 Preset Temperatures; One-touch Controls with Blue LED Indicators; 30-Minute Keep Warm Option; Blue Backlit Water Window, 360° Swivel Cordless Connector; Stay-cool Nonslip Handle; Auto Shutoff and Boil Dry Protection See more


Package Information: Kettle


Finish Type: Brushed


Brand: Cuisinart


Color: Premium Stainless Steel


Special Feature: 6 Preset Temperatures; One-touch Controls with Blue LED Indicators; 30-Minute Keep Warm Option; Blue Backlit Water Window, 360° Swivel Cordless Connector; Stay-cool Nonslip Handle; Auto Shutoff and Boil Dry Protection


Package Information: Kettle


Finish Type: Brushed


Product Dimensions: 8.8"L x 6.1"W x 9.7"H


Included Components: kettle, base


Product Care Instructions: Wipe clean.


Country/Region Of Origin: China


Country/Region of Origin: China


Model Name: CPK-17P1 PerfecTemp


Item Weight: 0.91 Kilograms


Item Weight: 2 pounds


Manufacturer: Cuisinart


Domestic Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: CPK-17P1


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: February 2, 2010


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    • 4.0 out of 5 stars Good but needs improvement; lettering fix.
Color: Premium Stainless Steel
After reading reviews and comparing products we decided on this unit largely due to the 2 minute setting memory feature when the pot is removed, and that it defaults to the Keep Warm cycle automatically. Typically either myself or my wife will get up an hour or so before the other and wanted to have the pot ready for the other. I had concerns about comments that because of the size and curve of the handle that it was more difficult to lift and pour compared to some others. My wife has very small, almost child sized hands and not a lot of hand strength. Neither my wife or I had any difficulty and find it entirely comfortable to hold and control the pour. It seems to me the width of the handle may allow for a meatier grip and less likely to slide in the hand than some others. I also had concerns about the lettering coming off as reported in reviews, which was an easy fix which I describe in detail below. This is the first kettle we've had so I can't speak from much experience, but according to reviews this heats up as fast or slightly faster than most others. I think this is largely a factor of the wattage rating of the heater element and little else. In any case it is faster than a stove or low power microwave. We have a small under counter microwave, but I suspect a single cup in a high power microwave may be equally fast if not faster than heating up a similar or larger amount in the kettle. Obviously the more water there is in the kettle the longer it takes to heat. However, I suspect larger volumes would be faster in the kettle compared to a large volume in a high power microwave. Either way the kettle allows you to use the microwave for other cooking and collectively work more efficiently to save time. There seems to be only a few seconds difference between heating times of competing models of the same wattage which seems pretty obvious to expect, and largely irrelevant. However, one factor I didn't expect with this product that could affect this; lack of insulation. The more insulation, the faster it's likely to heat, the longer it would stay at temperature and the less energy it would use to stay hot. For some reason I expected this to be a dual wall insulated pitcher - it is not! This is single wall stainless steel which is quick to conduct heat. This has five negative consequences; the two I just mentioned, and; it gets hot to the touch; it is comparatively noisy; and it's a little room heater in summer, though that may be an advantage in winter. While I didn't find the noise really any worse than boiling water in a pot on the stove, it is noticeable in the room. I would expect a double wall product would be quieter if that's important to you. A quick touch of the pot at the maximum temperature did not leave a burn, but it was painfully uncomfortable and I wouldn't want to inadvertently use my other hand to hold the side to support the weight while pouring... I expect that could leave a mark. The pot sounds a single beep with each button press, selecting temp, start and/or turning off keep warm, and three beeps when the heat cycle is complete. They're clearly audible but I would not characterize them as loud. I believe I saw a link in these reviews for instructions, that are not in the product manual, to turn that off if it bothers you. It's a non-issue for us. I find it's easy to clean and it's possible to fit my average man sized hand in to scrub mineral buildup from the bottom. Stainless is easy to wipe clean, durable and scratch resistant compared to plastics, though prone to finger prints and smudges as it typical of any stainless appliance. I like being able to easily open the lid in hand, with one hand, after lifting the pitcher off the base -not possible with some competing products. Be careful positioning this under cabinets. This, probably like most other kettles, emits a significant amount of steam. While it wasn't initially obvious, the underside of our wood cabinets was soaking wet and literally dripping. This would result in significant damage to your cabinets over time, particularly if like most, your cabinets are made of particle board as is required by Code in many areas. Ensure it sits away from upper cabinets! We've not had this long enough to require service, but from previous experience with Cuisinart I would agree with comments regarding their warranty support; essentially 'customer no support'. If it breaks, return to seller in 30 days or buy another IMO. Cuisinart Support is not good and I wouldn't buy anything from them or any similar 'no-support company if you can avoid it or unless you have a compelling reason. According to other reviews there may be reliability/"safety" issues with this model, but speaking generally, keep in mind that people often over exaggerate and suggest bursting into flames, electrical fires and other such nonsense with electrical products. This simply isn't the case 99.9999% of the time. Where there's smoke, there is rarely fire. This is the nature of all electrical or electronic devices. Components may overheat, smoke and blacken, melt, etc. but rarely if ever get hot enough to result in an open flame. Typically the process of overheating results in the component failing entirely and breaking the circuit and it simply stops working. With that said, any product with a heating element which fails in a constant on state, such as this product, is a concern and may result in damage to the device or the surrounding area such as counters or cabinets. This unit has had issues reported so buyer beware. Place in your kitchen accordingly. If your counters are wood or plastic resin or even stone, consider a trivot or piece of tile under it. I don't believe this is a common occurrence, but the issue with this not shutting off shouldn't happen unless corners are being cut. Decide if you're willing to tolerate their support, but also consider if the 'other' product you would consider would be any different. I've had the same poor support, coverage avoidance, hidden disclaimers or limited coverage, charging substantially for shipping to and or from the manufacturer, hidden handling fees, etc from many of the top appliance companies too. For something you'll probably use multiple times a day, possibly your most used appliance, is ~$70 really that much, or to consider disposable even if it only lasts a year or so? I don't think so, but opinions will vary. Button Lettering: I have seen many high end products which have their lettering simply painted or decaled on. Universally you can expect this to wear off in a short time or stripped off entirely from various cleaning products. This certainly applies to this product as well. Usually you can mitigate this by simply spraying several coats of clear coat urethane over it. I use/used Behlen Master Jet Spray Lacquer Finish clear satin for most applications but you may want to consider a gloss product depending on the item's finish. Satin seemed to be the perfect match for this product and resulted in an undetectable factory new appearance. Other products may work equally well of course. This took less than 10 minutes to do. Be aware this may void your warranty if discovered. Steps: 1) Use painter's masking tape to mask off the buttons. 2" worked well. Put a strip of tape parallel to the handle right down the middle over the lid open and button panels. 2) Press the tape down and work you fingernail or small object around the perimeter of the panels to define the gap between the buttons and the frame of the handle. Reposition the tape as needed. Make sure there are no wrinkles around the panels and that the tape is essentially flat against the handle. 3) Use a razor blade or similar knife to trace the gap around the panel and remove the tape over the panels. You can use the gap created by the buttons themselves and carefully, with less pressure on the knife over the plastic connector portions of the trim insert frame, and try to just cut through the tape but not into the plastic. I doubt you'll ever notice a small scratch if that happens particularly after it's clear coated. 4) I used a small trash bag to cover the pot from overspay and roughly cut a small hole a little larger than the combined button panels, but this could be accomplished with news paper or other materials too. 5) Put the pot in the bag and center the hole in the bag over the button panel. 6) Use more masking tape to roughly tape around the hole and over the tape you've cut on the handle to mask the panel. You're only trying to seal the gap between the bag or paper and the masking on the handle. Press down firmly and smooth out any wrinkles. Make sure there are no gaps that could leak spray on the rest of the pot. 7) Find a clean, non-dusty, temperature controlled area to paint and cover the surrounding area from overspray if necessary. 8) Shake can well and perform a quick test spray on paper. Ensure there is an even spray with no droplets, spitting or dripping. If the spray is not sufficient quality you may want to get another can. Follow the directions on the can for application and drying time. 9) Wipe any excess from the nozzle before starting. A paper towel or rag should do it. Any excess may result in spitting that could leave an uneven finish. 10) Position the pot and holding the can back 12-24", spray a quick fine mist over the buttons and allow to dry. I let dry for about 10-20 minutes or so but just moved on to something else for a bit between coats. Behlen dries quickly but your product may vary. 11) Wash and dry your hands. With a finger, gently touch the overspray on the masking to ensure it's dry. You can then carefully and gently swipe your finger over the buttons to feel for any irregularities you might want to address before adding coats. If it was not dry and your test swipe left paint on your finger, allow to dry further and wash your finger. Do not swipe over the buttons if it's still wet or you have residue on your finger. WD40 followed by isopropyl alcohol, to remove its residue, can typically be used to remove the lacquer safely, that has not been fully allowed to dry and cure, with less risk of stripping the lettering off than using thinners or other solvents. Usually a little on a paper towel or soft cloth and gently wipe will do it. I did not try that specifically on this product so perform at your own risk. I have done this in other situations successfully. It's better to take your time and get it right the first time than try to fix a poor finish later...or just live with it. 12) Use only very light coats and avoid sags or drips. You can recoat or build a couple light coats at the same time to control the texture and sheen to match the appliance. Heavier coats for a smoother gloss appearance, a finer mist for a more textured matte appearance. Finer coats are less likely to result in blemishes. Thicker coats are more prone to dripping and will also need more drying time between recoats. 13) Let dry and repeat. I used 4 moderate coats, with the first only a light mist to create a bond layer for the other coats to stick to. More or less may suit your purposes. 14) Let the last coat dry overnight or otherwise as recommended on the can. 15) Remove the masking tape, clean off any tape residue and enjoy. Chances are you won't even know the clear coat is there. I would still avoid excessive wear if you have calloused hands, long fingernails, etc. Some have suggested only pressing on the corners of the buttons and not on the lettering itself. This should seamlessly eliminate the issue entirely for most use and avoid unsightly use of clear tape and other such recommendations offered in these reviews. If you don't care about that, clear tape may work just as well for you and be easier. If you start seeing some wear, it's easy enough to recoat before there's significant damage. I've detailed this so inexperience people should be able to successfully do this even if they've never spray painted before, but obviously some experience may improve results. Overall this is very simple and it may sound more complicated than it is. Drying time aside the masking IMO is really the only challenging part if you can call it that, and it shouldn't take more than 5-10 minutes to do if you have the supplies on hand. While one 'could' spray over the buttons and handle and just mask off the pot to make it easier, I wouldn't recommend it if maintaining the warranty or cosmetics is a concern. In hind sight I find the biggest detractor with the product to be the lack of insulation on the pitcher. Had I realized that before purchase I might have reconsidered the decision. There are some other good competing products that heat just as fast that use double wall construction, but, may be lacking some features or ease of use of this one. I also wish that it had a real time temperature reading so you might know when it's 'close enough' rather than wait for it to reach full temperature. That said I'm happy enough with the product and it otherwise meets our needs just fine. Cheers ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2020 by Sandh
    • 5.0 out of 5 stars Best one on the market
Color: Premium Stainless Steel
This kettle beats all others, hands down, for longevity, ease of use, footprint, care & versatility. When I'm in a hurry and need warm or boiling water for a recipe, this is faster & more efficient than using the microwave or stove, or running water from the tap till it warms up. I can boil 2 kettles this faster than boiling it on the stove, and get more, and hotter, water for pour-over, french press for a big (20 oz) mug of instant coffee or tea faster than I can with a drip or Keurig. I love the ability to set the water temp, and the auto shut-off, as well as the Keep Warm feature, which is great when I'm cooking and need boiling water for recipes at different times, or when my morning & hubby's aren't in synch. He can heat water for his breakfast, and hit "Keep Warm" so it's ready for me when I come down to grab mine. We previously had hard water, which resulted in scale buildup in the kettle. I found that heating a bit of 2:1 vinegar:water once a week, then rinsing out, solved this easily. Once a week I wipe down the exterior, when cool, with the same wipes I use on my stainless steel appliances, and it looks fantastic. Be warned, it is a kettle, and the exterior will get very hot, and produce steam. So, only touch the handle after heating, keep out of reach of children & pets (includingvwhere they could reach & pullon the cord), and use a few inches from anything at risk of heat or steam damage - plastics, including canisters and press & stick decorative tiles/tile stickers, paper & cardboard packages, and don't set it under your cabinets while heating, as steam can cause damage & adhesive loosening, even on laminated cabinets. This is my 4th order of this model kettle. The first was killed, after 7 faithful years of use several times daily, by a whole-house power surge that occurred while it was heating, that fried several things in my house. I had the replacement for 5 years, using it 4-6x daily, replacing it with #3 after it mysteriously grew legs and found it's way to my daughter's college dorm, supporting the college caffeine + ramen needs for her and a dozen of her friends. 10 years later, they're both still getting daily use, in her home & mine, and look & function like new. I ordered this one because I thought mine had finally worn out, as I couldn't get it to turn on from any of my kitchen outlets, but it turned out to be a bad circuit breaker, nit the kettle. I decided to to return it, because when you find something this great & reliable, it's worth having a spare, just in case it's ever changed or discontinued. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2023 by Save a Life - Adopt A Pet
    • 5.0 out of 5 stars Just bought my 2nd Cuisinart electric kettle; the 1st one lasted almost 10 years
Color: Premium Stainless Steel
I think the title of this review says it all. I wrote a glowing review the first time I bought it (10 years ago???) and it was used most days. It lasted a long time. When it died, it was because the power stopped working - which was probably my fault since I tended to really YANK the plug out of the socket each time after using the kettle since I don’t like leaving appliances with heating elements plugged in when no one is around. So I looked up on my Amazon account to see what I bought last time (love this feature), then looked at the competition today. I couldn’t find another kettle that I liked as much as this one. The recent reviews made me hesitate, but overall the kettle’s features still resonate with me: it is heavy and solid - no one is going to knock it over by accident; it heats up quickly; it holds a lot of water; it beeps when its finished; its aesthetically pleasing, which is important since it sits on our counter; and it is simple and uncomplicated. I’m crossing my fingers we have good luck again; so far so good. Highly recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2023 by VLH
    • 5.0 out of 5 stars A very functional kettle that also looks good
Color: Premium Stainless Steel
This is my second Cuisinart kettle; after 9 years the first one finally stopped heating water. It is still a very functional kettle and looks good sitting on the counter. The new kettle is faster to turn off once it reaches the set temperatures, which is a slight but nice improvement. The old kettle had a very clear fill level window while the new kettle has a little haze. I find the new window a little more difficult to use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2023 by Player2

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