FELLOW Corvo EKG Electric Kettle User Guide
- June 5, 2024
- Fellow
Table of Contents
Feature and Brew Guide
Hello Friend,
Start here to embark on your Corvo EKG journey.
Soon, you and I will be inseparable. Some people say the bond between brewer
and kettle is even stronger than the bond between mother and child. And by
some people, I mean I said that once. So it must be true. Anyway, I’m looking
forward to brewing great tea and coffee together for years to come. In the
meantime, check out this guide to help you get started:
Pages 1+ 2: Corvo EKG Features Guide
Quickly learn the ins and outs of your new electric kettle to take advantage
of the different temperature and timing settings.
Pages 3+4: How To Evaluate Tea + Coffee
With Corvo EKG’s variable temperature control, you can brew with to-the-degree
precision. For both tea and coffee, water temperature is critical. Dial-in
your degrees and bid goodbye to bitterness and burning. Then, use our tasting
guide to learn how to evaluate your cup.
It’s important to read all of these pages before using Corvo EKG so you’re
fully informed. It’s even more important that you please read all safety and
warning instructions before using this kettle. Keep all instructions for
future reference. Seriously though.
For more information, visit:
Fellowproducts.com/corvomanual
Corvo EKG
Features Guide
Turn On
Push the main button to turn on your kettle.
HOLD and F/C
Use the back toggles to choose temperature and HOLD settings.
HOLD Mode
Corvo EKG’s HOLD mode maintains your SET temperature for 60 minutes when
switched on. If HOLD mode is off, your kettle will reach the SET temperature,
stay there for 5 minutes, then stop heating and go into standby for 15 minutes
before turning off. When you have turned HOLD mode on, the screen will flash
“HOLD ON.” When your kettle is holding your SET temperature, HOLD will appear
at the top of the LCD screen.
SE T Temperature
Twist the main button to SET the desired temperature. The screen will show
“SET” when the temperature is being set.
Heating
When the F/C is blinking, the kettle is heating. The top number on your screen
is your SET temp. and the bottom is your current temp.
SE T Temp. Reached
Once your SET temp. is reached, your kettle will steadily maintain that temp.
thanks to the smart PID controller.
Start /Stop Brew Stopwatch
To start or stop the built-in Brew Stopwatch, hold down the main button for 2
seconds. Push the main button again to stop the stopwatch and return to the
main screen.
Turn Off
Push the main button to turn off the kettle.
Corvo EKG
How To Evaluate Tea + Coffee
What do you smell? Look for a subtle bouquet of herbs, fruits, flowers, and
other smells.
The aroma can help you identify freshness, overall quality, and any defects or
off-tastes in the bean or leaves.
Not to be confused with sourness, which can be a defect, acidity is a
brightness that can give tea and coffee life! Look for sweet tartness and
delicate crispness in many
great teas and coffees. For coffee, in general, dark roasted beans will be
less acidic.
Body, or mouthfeel, can be thought of as the weight of tea and coffee. To simplify, think to skim milk vs. 2% vs. whole milk. Is the mouthfeel of your drink light and silky, heavy and rich, or thin and lifeless?.
Flavor attempts to identify specific tastes. Floral, fruit, tobacco, wine,
nutty, earthy, spice, and smoky are just a few of the many ways to describe
tea and coffee. What can you
identify?
Sweetness
Is your drink super sweet or only subtle? Does the sweetness resemble that of caramel, hard candy, or peaches?
What lingers after your drink is consumed?
Great teas and coffees remain on the tongue even after the drink has been
consumed. Look for sweetness and pleasing flavors to endure.