Note:
The door will not open if the heating plate is on. Make sure the BREW
light is off before attempting to open the coffee chute door.
• Once the coffee chute door has been opened, unplug the unit from the
wall outlet.
• Remove the carafe and push the filter holder button (Fig. 6). Remove the
GoldTone filter and the filter insert and set aside.
• Make sure the carafe is removed and set aside, place a paper towel
under the coffee chute to catch any ground coffee during cleaning.
• With the filter holder open, look inside the cavity of the machine and under
the grinder.
• Use a cloth or paper towel to wipe clean coffee residue from ground coffee
chute opening (Fig. 10).
• Insert the angled cleaning brush into the ground coffee chute and gently
remove any ground coffee or coffee residues (see Fig. 13 below).
• Once cleaning is complete replace GoldTone filter and filter insert and close
the filter basket door. Remove the paper towel, and any loose coffee grounds
from the heating plate.
• Plug the machine back into the wall outlet, and run a "Grind & Clean Cycle"
by pushing the ground coffee button and the AUTO button simultaneously to
remove any beans that may be resting on top of the upper burr.
10.7 Conical Burrs:
Once a week, remove the bean container and upper burr
as described in chapters 7.4 & 7.5 to remove coffee buildup from the upper
and lower burrs.
• Once upper burr is removed, use included brush to remove any left over
ground coffee from the upper burr then use the brush to remove any coffee
build up in the lower burr chamber.
IMPORTANT:
Never try to remove the lower burr!
Note:
Oily roasts may require more frequent cleaning of burrs.
11. DECALCIFYING
To keep your coffee maker operating efficiently, it is important to decalcify at
least every 2-4 months depending on local water hardness or when brewing
12 cups takes more than 15 minutes.
IMPORTANT:
Before decalcifying, remove the Goldtone filter and charcoal filter.
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Chute door
closed
Clogged
coffee chute
Clean chute with brush
Coffee chute cleaned
Chute
door
open
Sealing
gasket
Fig. 13
