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Light powers on, but water does not heat

Aroma AWK-125S Electric Kettle

A while ago myAroma electric kettle from target stopped working- if I flip the switch the light powers on, but it does not heat the water. I'm presuming the heating element has failed- does anyone know anything about taking apart kettles and obtaining/replacing the components? Also any other ideas of what it could be- like a blown fuse that would be an easy fix? I know nothing about these kettles so at a loss here.

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Do you have it disassembled? Most likely a thermistor acting as a fuse. If you have it apart, post some images with your question.

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not yet... are there guides out there to electric kettle teardowns? haven't found any, all forums are just saying chuck it, but &&^& that man... if nobody has anything in a day or so I'll take a crack at it and post pics

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I hear you on that. I am all for giving it a shot. I'll check local garage sales and Goodwill stores and see if I can come up with something.

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I'll probably take a stab at this on tuesday when I have time. Will post updates ofc

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I have my kettle lit up but wont heat. I already dismantled the parts and see if there is any wiring connection or lost contact but it seems none.

Anybody has an experience or idea about this? Thank you!

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So I finally found time today to take it apart, and saw nothing immediately wrong with it- in true repair form, the kettle magically worked again after my taking it apart and putting it back together again. I'm guessing probably a faulty lead or something, don't know for certain, but at least I have tea.

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What tools did you need to take apart? Was it the base or the kettle with the problem?

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The kettle where the switch is.

Only tool you should need is long, small tipped Phillips head screwdriver.

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