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The programming mode is saved and shuts off
automatically after 5 seconds.
The LED stops flashing, the unit turns off.
Proceed as normal with the tea brewing.
After the “keep warm“ time the unit switches off
automatically.
You can reset the unit to factory settings (½
hour) by pressing the O / I button for 10 seconds
in the middle. After 5 seconds the LED blinks
,after 10 seconds, the LED blinks 1x long and
indicates the factory setting of ½ hour.
Note: The “keep warm“ time is saved even if the
unit is disconnected from the power supply.
Decalcifying, cleaning and care
The teapot is dishwasher-safe.
Clean the brewing carafe, the tank lid and the
filter with running water and a little detergent.
Before cleaning the filter, allow it to cool, since it
becomes hot when the tea is brewing.
Like all hot water appliances, the tea maker
must be decalcified regularly. Calcium deposits
in the appliance cause noises, and the brewing
process takes longer, which increases the
electricity used.
Pour approximately 6 cups of water and
approximately 150 ml vinegar concentrate or
vinegar into the tea maker and switch on the
machine.
After decalcifying, rinse the machine by
operating it 2 times with 6 cups of clear water.
Do not use foaming cleaning agents.
Depending on the hardness of the water and
degree of use, you should decalcify the tea
maker about once every 3 weeks.
Note:
Regularly decalcifying your tea maker will
reduce the electricity used and prolong the life
of the appliance. The calcium content of water
varies from region to region. Please consult your
local water works or utility works for information
on water hardness.
In the event of malfunctions due to calcium
deposits, the guarantee will be voided.
Dismantling the lid
The lid of your tea machine consists of two parts
(upper and lower sections) which can be taken
apart for cleaning.
Hold the lid by its handle with one hand and
hold the lower section with the other hand.
Next to the handle recess there is a small, round
window. One of the locking symbols should be
visible here. Turn the upper section clockwise
past its resistance point until you see the book
symbol in the window.
You will now be able to separate the lid, ready
for cleaning.
Re-assembling the lid
To re-assemble the lid, place both sections on
top of each other so that the book symbol is
visible once again. Then turn the upper section
of the lid in an anti-clockwise direction past the
resistance point until the „Lock open“ symbol
appears.
General information
The materials used for manufacture of the
appliance take on the odour of peppermint
or herbal teas, which can affect the aroma and
flavour of the next pot of tea, even after cleaning.
Suitable for all types of tea except classic green
tea.
Tea leaves absorb water, reducing the yield by
about 1/2 - 1 cup.
Brewing times are approximate, with a tolerance
of about +- 20 - 30 sec.
Problem / Cause / Solution
Problem
Possible
cause
Solution
Appliance
does not
function
Appliance is
not plugged
in
Plug the
power plug
into the
wall socket
Water
bubbles
over
Too much
water added
Use less
water. Do
not exceed
the Max.
marking of 8
cups
The tea ma-
ker is louder
than before
Calcium
deposits
Decalcify
The brewing
process
takes longer
than before
Calcium
deposits
Decalcify
Environmentally friendly disposal
We use only environmentally friendly packaging
for the transport of our appliances. Please
recycle cardboard/paper and plastic packaging
appropriately.
CAUTION!
Electrical appliances should
not be disposed of with
the household trash.
Electrical appliances contain valuable raw
materials. When an appliance is worn-out, please
take it to a recognised recycling facility. Please
consult the local authorities for information on
recycling appliances.
Customer service
In the event that your Cloer appliance becomes
defective, please contact your Cloer dealer or
Cloer customer service department.
Cloer electrical appliances comply with current
EC guidelines and safety regulations.
Conditions of warranty
Cloer grants you,
the private end user,
a
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