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HOW TO
SETTING THE CLOCK AND DELAY BREW TIME
To Set the Clock:
1 Plug the power cord into a standard electrical
outlet.
2 Press the PROG button and the word CLOCK
appears. Press and hold the TIME button until you
reach the current time. The AM/PM indicator will light on the left of the display.
NOTE: Holding TIME for 3 seconds will speed the time up. Holding for 10 seconds will speed
it up again.
The clock is now set!
After setting the clock, simply press the PROG button twice (TIMER appears) (Figure 1),
and set the brew time by pressing and holding the TIME button. The AM/PM indicator
will light up on the clock display.
The Delay Brew Time is now set!
NOTE: To activate the DELAY BREW cycle, see the “Brewing Coee Later” section.
NOTE: After about 10 seconds normal clock time will appear. To check the programmed
time, push the PROGRAM button until you see TIMER on the display. The display will show
the time you have programmed the coee to brew.
PREPARING FOR USE
Selecting and Measuring Ground Coee
For best results, use a level tablespoon for ground coee measurement. Make sure you use
medium grind coee for a perfect brew.
Suggested Coee Measuring Chart
To Brew Ground Coee
12 Cups 12 tbsp.
10 Cups 10 tbsp.
8 Cups 8 tbsp.
6 Cups 6 tbsp.
4 Cups 4 tbsp.
2 Cups 2 tbsp.
1 level tablespoon (tbsp) - 5 gr./0.17 oc/ 15ml
1 cup = 5 . oz. of brewed coee
Use more or less coee to suit your taste
Adding Water and Ground Coee
1 Lift and open the lter basket lid. For your convenience,
you can lift out the removable lter basket.
2 Place a 10–12 cup paper cone-style lter or a permanent
lter into the removable lter basket. (Figure 2)
NOTE: If using paper lters, it is important that the sides of
the lter t ush against the side of the lter basket. If lter
collapse occurs, dampen the lter before placing in the lter
basket and adding ground coee and water.
3 Add the desired amount of coee and gently shake to
level the coee. See the Suggested Coee Measurement Chart.
4 Be sure the lter is properly centered and all the way down in the lter basket.
5 Fill the decanter with cold, fresh water to the desired capacity
(1 cup equals 5 ounces). For easy and accurate lling, the water markings on the
glass decanter show the amount of water needed to make the corresponding
desired number of cups. The amount of coee brewed will always be slightly less
than the amount of water poured in the water reservoir. This is due to the minimum
absorption of water by the coee grounds as well as steam.
6 Pour the water into the water reservoir. Do not ll past the “MAX line” or water will
ow out of the overll hole in the back of the water reservoir. Close the lid and place
the empty decanter onto the warming plate.
NOTE: Make sure the decanter is fully placed on the warming plate or the water and the
grounds will overow from the lter basket. An overow may cause personal injury or
damage to property.
CAUTION! To reduce the risk of damaging the decanter and/or the risk of personal injury,
do not add cold water to the decanter if the decanter is already hot. Allow the decanter to
cool before using.
BREWING COFFEE NOW
1 After completing the steps in the “Adding Water and Coee” section and with the
decanter and the lter basket securely in place.
2
Press the AUTO/ON/OFF Button to begin the brewing
cycle. The red indicator light will turn on to signal
that the coeemaker is brewing. When the brewing
cycle is complete, the coeemaker switches over to
the warming mode. Your coeemaker will keep your
coee hot for 2 hours, then automatically shut o.
While the coee is brewing, the Pause ’n Serve feature
allows you to sneak a cup of coee from the decanter.
To turn the coeemaker o, push the AUTO/ON/OFF
button until the light goes o. (g 3)
3 To enjoy a more full avored cup of coee, press the
STRONG BREW button once. The STRONG BREW blue
light will turn on. The coeemaker will remain in
the STRONG BREW you have selected until you change it back to REGULAR strength by
pressing the STRONG BREW button or until you unplug the machine (gure 4).
Figure 2
Figure 3
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Figure 4