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Introduction
After only a bit more than one year of use, my kettle was no longer automatically stopping once the water had boiled, leading to significant leaks from the bottom (not just the expected few drips).
It turns out the bimetallic strip that trips the switch once the water boiled was significantly corroded and needed to be replaced. It’s a trivial (and fairly cheap) repair once you’ve identified the issue and found a replacement part. I’m sure the same solution can be applied to many other electric kettles using the same type fo design.