IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS ‘When using electrical misalliance, Basic safety precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, and/or injury to persons including the following: L READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE OPERATING OR USING THIS APPLIANCE 2. Do not touch hot surfaces. 3 To against electrical shock, do not place cord, lags, or appliance in water or other Guided, "4. Close supervision is necessary when any appliance is used by or near children, 5.
GLASS CARAFE PRECAUTIONS: To avoid damage of,or injury from carafe,please follow these instructions. wade is designed for use with this appliance only. It must never be used in any -type coffeemaker, on a range top, or In a microwave oven. 2. Never clean inside of carafe with a hard implement, scoring pad or other abrasive cleaners. Scratches in the glass can eventually cause glass liner to break. 3, Never stir inside of the carafe with a spoon or other utensils. 4.
Notes: 1. There is a drip hole on the back of the water reservoir to prevent exceeding the capacity of the coffee maker, If you add too much water, it will leak ont from the back of the unit, 2. The amount of brewed coffee will be less than the water placed in the coffeemaker since about 10% is absorbed by the coffee grounds and the filter. 3. Place the carafe with the fid in place under the filter basket making sure it is fully seated in the coffeemaker to activate the pause-n-serve mechanism.
9. After coffee grounds have cooled, carefully open the filter basket by pushing down on the filter basket release button (a) and discard used coffee filter and grounds. To remove the filter basket from the coffeemaker simply swing busker outward using the basket handle (b); with basket in the far left position {c), lift up and pull basket off the basket hinge{d). CAUTION: Coffeemaker becomes very hot during the brew cycle. Please handle with extreme care. 10.
DEFALCATING YOUR COFFEEMAKER Calcium build-up frequently occurs in drip coffeemakers. This build -up is normal and is caused by minerals commonly found in drinking water. Periodically, your coffeemaker will need cleaning to remove calcium or mineral deposits that may form. You will know when your unit will need decaffeinating when you notice an obvious slow down in brewing time. We recommend defalcating your unit with a solution of white vinegar and cold water.
