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Automatic Shut Off
1:
Once your coffeemaker is on, the coffee in the decanter will stay hot for 2 hours. Then, as a safety feature,
the coffeemaker will shut itself off.
2. You will know that your coffeemaker has automatically shut off when the red AUTO OFF LIGHT has appeared
in the lower right hand corner of the clock display.
3. To keep your coffee hot for an additional 2 hours, slide the control switch to off and then back to on.
4. Move the control switch to off if you empty the decanter before the end of the 2 hour period.
Cleaning Is A Must
Your coffeemaker must be delimed when you begin to notice an increase in steaming. If the pumping action
stops before all the water has been pumped out of the machine, then the appliance requires deliming.
The frequency of cleaning depends upon the hardness of water used. The following table gives the recommended
cleaning intervals.
RECOMMENDED CLEANING SCHEDULE
Type of Water Cleaning Frequency
Soft water
every 100 brew cycles
Hard water
every 50 brew cycles
Your coffeemaker may be delimed by using MR. COFFEE CLEANER@ or vinegar. For best results, use MR. COFFEE
CLEANER. It works better than vinegar and has no unpleasant odor.
Using Mr. Coffee Cleaner:
(Read Caution Statement on Side Panel of Mr. Coffee Cleaner Box Before Use)
1. Fill the decanter with 4-5 cups of warm water.
2. Empty contents of one packet of MR. COFFEE CLEANER into the decanter and stir until the cleaner is
completely dissolved. This will make a clear blue solution.
3. Pour the blue solution into the coffeemaker.
4. Place the empty decanter on the warming plate and slide the brew funnel into place. .
5. Turn your coffeemaker on.
6. When the blue solution has stopped flowing, turn your coffeemaker off.
7. Discard the blue solution and thoroughly rinse the decanter and brew funnel.
8. Repeat steps l-7 with clean water only (no blue solution).
9. Continue to rinse out the unit
until*you
see no trace of the blue solution.
10. If a normal brewing flow rate is not achieved, repeat the cleaning steps l-9. Wash the decanter and lid
and brew funnel with mild detergent and rinse before next use.
Using vinegar: ,
1. Pour 1 quart of undiluted white household vinegar into your coffeemaker.
2. Put a paper filter into the brew funnel. Slide the brew funnel back into place and place the empty decanter
on the warming plate.
3. Turn the coffeemaker on. Watch the cup markings as the vinegar flows into the decanter. When three cups
have flowed through, turn the coffeemaker off, and let stand for
l/2
hour.
4. After
l/2
hour, pour the 3 cups of vinegar back into the coffeemaker.
5. Place the empty decanter on the warming plate. Turn
the
coffeemaker on and let all of the vinegar flow
through.
6. Turn the coffeemaker off and discard the-vinegar and the paper filter.
7. To flush out all traces of vinegar, fill the decanter with tap water
and
pour into the coffeemaker. Turn the
coffeemaker on and allow the water to cycle through.
8. Turn the coffeemaker off. Discard the water and repeat step 7.
Decanter Cleaning
Hard water can leave a whitish mineral deposit inside the decanter. Coffee and tea discolor these deposits, sometimes
leaving a brownish stain inside the decanter. To remove these stains, follow these simple steps:
1.
2.
3.
Use a hot white vinegar solution and let it soak.
Let it stand for about 20 minutes and then discard.
Wash and rinse the decanter thoroughly using a soft cloth. Do not use harsh abrasive cleaners. These will
cause scratches which can lead to breakage.
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