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Once the time, brew size, and brew type have been set, allow 
the Delay Brew to flash and lock in or press the Delay Brew 
button to activate the Delay Brew. When the Delay Brew is 
activated, the light on the Delay Brew button will illuminate 
and an audible signal will play to verify the Delay Brew is set.

The Delay Brew time is now set and your Ninja

 

Coffee Bar

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will automatically brew at the time you programmed.

 NOTE:

 To deactivate the Delay Brew cycle, press the Delay 

Brew button once more and the light on the Delay Brew 
button will turn off. Any change to the selected brew size or 

starting any other brew will cancel the programmed Delay 
Brew.

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  Place the appropriate-sized vessel under brew basket for the 

selected size.

 

IMPORTANT:

 Make sure the  

Drip Stop is in the open position.

1

  Place the brewer on a dry, clean and level surface. 

2

  Holding the water reservoir by the grip, twist 

anticlockwise

 to remove. Either flip the lid top 

over or remove lid by twisting 

anticlockwise

 

to remove. Fill with water up to, but not 
exceeding the Max Fill line (1.35 L). To replace 
the water reservoir, place on top of the base 
and twist clockwise until a click indicates it is 
locked in place. 

(Fig. 4)

Pull

 the brew basket out and angle up slightly to 

remove it from the brewer. 

(Fig. 5) 

To reinsert, align the brew 

basket with the rails and slide back into the brewer. 

(Fig. 6)

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  Once the brew basket is in place, 

push

 all the way into place 

until you hear a slight click. 

Assembly

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  Twist the brew-through lid clockwise onto the thermal carafe 

to lock into place. 

(Fig. 7)

6

  Center the thermal carafe below the brew basket.

 (Fig. 8) 

 NOTE

: Do not use any coffee for the first two brew cycles in 

order to clean the brewer.

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  Plug the brewer into an electrical outlet.

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  Once all parts are securely in place, press the Clean button to 

thoroughly clean the machine before first use. 

(Fig. 9)

Once the clean cycle has completed discard the water in the 
carafe and repeat, beginning from step 2, with one more 
clean cycle of water before first use.

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TO SET THE CLOCK

1

  Plug the power cord into an electrical outlet. The clock will 

flash on the control panel to indicate that the time has not 
been set.

2

  Press the H (hour) or M (minute) button until you reach the 

current time. 

(Fig. 1)

After 5 seconds the clock will stop flashing and the clock will 
be set. 

 NOTE:

 If the clock stops flashing and does not display the 

correct time of day, pressing the H (hour) or the M (minute) 
button at any time will again will cause the clock to flash 
again. You can now re-program the correct time of day by 
following the steps above. 

 

NOTE:

 If you unplug the brewer or in the event of an extended 

power loss, you will need to reset the clock the next time the 
brewer is plugged in.

TO SET THE DELAY BREW TIME

1

  Press Delay Brew. The Delay Brew button will illuminate and 

the clock will begin to flash “00:00” or the last delay brew 
time that was set. 

(Fig. 2)

 

2

  While the clock is flashing, press the H (hour) or M (minute) 

button to set the time that you would like the delay brew to 
begin.

Once the proper time has been set, select the size of the 
vessel that you would like to brew. 

Select the Brew Type that you desire from the flashing 
buttons. The selected brew type will be lit. 

(Fig. 3)

Setting the Clock & Delay Brew

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Page 1: ...www ninjacoffee eu FREE PHONE 0800 862 0453 CF065UK OWNER S GUIDE COFFEE BAR...

Page 2: ...a damaged cord or plug or after the appliance malfunctions has been dropped or damaged in any manner 6 Do not let the power cord hang over the edge of table or counter or touch hot surfaces such as th...

Page 3: ...e harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material sources To return your used device please use the return...

Page 4: ...ervoir Lid h Removable Water Reservoir i Brewer j Control Panel k Power Cord Wrap not shown Control Panel 1 Programmable Digital Clock 2 Clock Hour and Minute Buttons 3 Delay Brew Button 4 Multi Serve...

Page 5: ...e to the closed position to prevent dripping once the brew cycle is finished Clean Function It illuminates when your NinjaCoffee Bar senses that there is hard water calcium buildup in your brewer whic...

Page 6: ...al carafe below the brew basket Fig 8 NOTE Do not use any coffee for the first two brew cycles in order to clean the brewer 7 Plug the brewer into an electrical outlet 8 Once all parts are securely in...

Page 7: ...t will not steal as much heat from the coffee Just like your cold mug cold milk lowers the temperature of your coffee The Ninja double wall mug is designed to retain initial coffee temp better than a...

Page 8: ...rewing 4 The NinjaCoffee Bar will beep to signal a completed brew NOTE Rich Brew will use slightly less water and yield slightly less brewed coffee than Classic Brew CAUTION HOT WATER Do not remove th...

Page 9: ...water reservoir with water up to but not exceeding the Max Fill Line 1 35 L and run 2 more clean cycles with fresh water to rinse the internal parts of the brewer NOTE If the Clean light illuminates...

Page 10: ...can brew multiple mugs before needing to refill Does it take coffee pods This brewer is designed to brew coffee grounds only Do not insert pods or capsules My Ninja Coffee Bar is leaking If the leak...

Page 11: ...Coffee Bar and Auto IQ are registered trademarks of Euro Pro Europe Ltd Smooth Brew and Ninja Microfrother are trademarks of Euro Pro Europe Ltd Printed in China Illustrations may differ from actual p...

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