Breville URN10 Hot Beverage Maker User Manual


 
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OPERATING YOUR BREVILLE URN (CONTINUED)
8. After use, switch the appliance to off,
switch the power off at the power outlet
and then remove the plug when the
appliance is not being used and before
cleaning.
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OPERATING YOUR BREVILLE URN
BEFORE FIRST USE
It is recommended that before the first use,
the Urn is filled to the maximum level, boiled
and water discarded.
1. Firstly fully unwind power cord from base.
2. Place the Urn on a dry level surface and
position the drip tray at the front of the
Urn (tilt the Urn back and slide the drip
tray under to secure in place fig 1).
3. To fill with water, turn the locking lid anti-
clockwise and remove (fig 2). Use a
smaller container to fill the Urn between
the minimum and maximum marks. Too
little water will result in the Urn switching
off before the water has boiled.
4. After filling the Urn, ensure that the lid is
replaced and locked into position.
5. Plug the power cord into a 230/240V
power outlet and switch on. The red ‘on’
light will illuminate.
6. Turn the variable heat control to ‘Hi’ for
fast boiling (fig 3). The heating light will
remain on.
When the unit has boiled, select the
desired setting from ‘Low’ to 7 to
maintain temperature. The heating light
will illuminate on and off maintaining the
temperature selected.
7. To pour hot water, place a cup in the drip
tray and push the non-drip tap down
(fig 4). For continuos pouring, lift the tap
in the vertical position (fig 5).
Do not fill above the
maximum fill line on the
external water gauge as
boiling water may splash out
from the Urn.
NOTE!
Fig 1
Fig 2
Fig 3
Fig 4
Fig 5
The lid should always be
fitted and locked into position
when in use.
Use caution when pouring
water from your Urn, as
boiling water will scald. Do
not pour the water too
quickly.
Do not open the lid when in
operation as steam may
escape from the top.
Steam may escape from the
steam holes on top of the
Urn. Exercise caution at all
times.
Always empty the Urn before
moving to a new position.
Never carry the Urn when in
operation.
Always use the handles to
carry the Urn (fig 6).
NOTE!
Fig 6
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