Judge JEA86 Instruction Manual Download Page 4

How to use

1.  Press and hold the 

On/Off Button   
to grind the coffee 
beans. Continue to 
hold until the required 
consistency of coffee 
grounds is reached. 
You may find it useful 
to stop every few 
seconds to assess 
the consistency.

2.  If the Grinder Lid   is removed to check the 

consistency of the coffee grounds, always ensure 
that the inner rim is free of coffee particles 
and shake the grounds into the centre. 

• 

DO NOT REMOVE GRINDER LID    UNTIL 
BLADES COME TO A COMPLETE STOP.

3.  As a rough guide:

• 

Operate for less time for a coarse grind
generally used for percolators and coffee urns.

• 

Operate slightly more for a medium 
grind
, suitable for drip coffee makers 
and steam-type espresso machines.

• 

Continue grinding for a fine grind, suitable for 
espresso machines with an electric pump.

• 

Grinding times will vary according to 
taste and type of beans used.

4.  Allow the Grinder to cool between each 60 

seconds of use, to avoid overheating.

5.  When you have achieved the required 

consistency, switch off at the mains 
socket and remove the Mains Plug  .

Summary of Contents for JEA86

Page 1: ...6 180W UNPACK YOUR COFFEE GRINDER CAREFULLY GRINDER BLADES ARE SHARP AND REMOVE PACKING PIECES LABELS AND STICKERS BEFORE USE Instruction Manual Please read this instruction manual carefully before use and save for later reference ...

Page 2: ...Identifying the parts of your Judge Coffee Grinder 1 Grinder Body 2 Grinder Lid JEA86LD 3 Grinder Bowl 4 Grinder Blades 5 On Off Button 6 Cable Storage 7 Mains Lead 8 Mains Plug ...

Page 3: ...on a level and stable surface Do not connect the Mains Plug until you are ready to begin grinding Please read the CAUTIONS on locating and connecting to your mains electricity 2 Remove the Grinder Lid by lifting upwards 3 Add coffee beans into the Grinder Bowl As a guide you will need approximately one level tablespoon of beans per cup to be brewed although this is of course subject to your own pe...

Page 4: ...REMOVE GRINDER LID UNTIL BLADES COME TO A COMPLETE STOP 3 As a rough guide Operate for less time for a coarse grind generally used for percolators and coffee urns Operate slightly more for a medium grind suitable for drip coffee makers and steam type espresso machines Continue grinding for a fine grind suitable for espresso machines with an electric pump Grinding times will vary according to taste...

Page 5: ...connect the Mains Plug from the mains supply before cleaning 1 Loosen coffee ground residue in the Grinder Bowl using a small dry brush with synthetic bristles 2 Wipe the Grinder Body Grinder Bowl and Grinder Lid with a cloth slightly dampened with liquid detergent and warm water Dry thoroughly TAKE CARE AS THE GRINDER BLADES ARE SHARP DO NOT IMMERSE ANY PART OF THE GRINDER BODY OR GRINDER LID IN ...

Page 6: ...only as instructed and for the purpose for which it was intended there is potential for injury or damage from misuse Do not use the appliance with a timer or programming device Unplug the appliance whenever it is not in use THE APPLIANCE MUST ALWAYS BE EARTHED always connect to a mains socket with an earth connection Never leave the appliance unattended when it is plugged in The Mains Lead should ...

Page 7: ...e address given in the warranty section Never attempt to make any repair to the appliance yourself contact Judge Customer Services at the address given in the warranty section TAKE CARE AS THE GRINDER BLADES ARE SHARP DO NOT IMMERSE ANY PART OF THE GRINDER BODY OR GRINDER LID IN WATER Should the appliance accidentally fall into water unplug immediately and do not use contact Judge Customer Service...

Page 8: ...OT BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT INCLUDING COLOUR FADING SCRATCHES OR ACCUMULATED DIRT WITHOUT FOLLOWING THE USE CARE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Note Due to the introduction of improvements from time to time the right is reserved to supply products which differ slightly from those illustrated and described in this publication Errors and Omissions...

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