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CERAMIC CUP

NINJA

®

 CUP

PAPER CUP

Cup 
Temperature

Room 

Temperature

Pre-warmed with 

hot water

Pre-warmed in 

microwave with milk

Room 

Temperature

Room 

Temperature

Drinking  
Temperature

Hot

Hotter

Hotter

Hotter

Hottest

Why is there a 
difference?

A cold ceramic 

mug will steal heat 

from the coffee as 

it warms itself up.

If the mug is 

already warm, it 

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 cup is 
designed to retain 
initial coffee temp 

better than a 
ceramic cup.

Unlike a ceramic 

mug, a thinner 

paper cup 

does not steal 

substantial heat 
from  the  coffee.   

WOULD YOU LIKE A HOTTER COFFEE?

Have you ever wondered why you get paper cups on the go? The type of cup you brew into can drastically influence the drinking temperature!

FILLING THE BREW BASKET WITH COFFEE

For best results, use the below measurements of ground coffee 
for each size brew–the amount of ground coffee for each size will 
remain the same for any brew type that you select. For example, if 
you select Cup and Classic Brew, you will use the same amount of 
coffee grounds as if you select Cup and Specialty Brew.

 CAUTION: The maximum capacity for ground coffee 

is 12 rounded tablespoons or 6 Ninja Carafe Scoops. 
Exceeding this amount or using fine ground coffee 
may cause overflow. 

1

  Open the brew basket by sliding the brew basket out of the 

brewer. 

(Fig. 13)

 NOTE: 

The brew basket can be removed from the brewer by 

lifting the brew basket at a slight upward angle (similar to a 
cabinet drawer). 

 

NOTE: 

Check for any loose grounds that may be left in the 

brew basket. Remove and rinse the brew basket if needed.

2

  Place the permanent filter or a #4 paper cone filter in 

the brew basket. If using a paper cone filter, remove the 
permanent filter, fold along the seams, open it fully, and 
firmly press it into the brew basket making sure that it is fully 
seated. 

(Fig. 14) 

3

  Use the Ninja Scoop 

(Fig. 15a)

 and follow the measurements 

below to fill the filter. These measurements are based on level 
scoops—adjust to your preferred taste. 

(Fig. 15) 

We suggest 

using a medium grind size if grinding whole beans. 

Single 
Serve

Ninja

®

 Scoop 

(Single Serve Side)

Tablespoon

Cup

2–3 scoops

2–3 Tbsp.

Travel Mug

3–4 scoops

3–4 Tbsp.

Carafe

Ninja

®

 Scoop 

(Carafe Side)

Tablespoon

Half Carafe

2–3 scoops

5–7 Tbsp.

Full Carafe

4–6 scoops

8–12 Tbsp.

 NOTE: 

Exceeding the recommended medium grind size for 

whole beans and 6 Ninja Carafe Scoops may cause the brew 
basket to overflow.

4

  Slide the brew basket back into the brewer and click in place.

H

M

Fig. 13

H

M

Fig. 14

Fig. 15

Carafe

Single 

Serve

Fig. 15a

Ninja Scoop

Summary of Contents for CF086

Page 1: ... www ninjacoffeebar com 1 877 646 5288 CF086 OWNER S GUIDE COFFEE BAR ...

Page 2: ... Allow the appliance to cool before taking off parts and before cleaning 5 Do not abuse the power cord Never carry the appliance by the power cord or yank it to disconnect from electrical outlet instead grasp the plug and pull to disconnect 6 Do not operate any appliance with a damaged cord or plug or after the appliance malfunctions has been dropped or damaged in any manner 7 Do not let the power...

Page 3: ...ng other than its intended use Do not use outdoors 15 Do not touch hot surfaces Use handles or knobs Thermal Carafe 16 The carafe is designed for use with this appliance It must never be used on a range top 17 Do not place carafe in microwave 18 Do not use a carafe having a loose or weakened handle 19 Do not clean carafe with abrasive cleansers steel wools pads or other abrasive material 20 Do not...

Page 4: ...s uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that the interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off a...

Page 5: ...Brew 9 Assembly 10 Preparing For Use 11 Filling The Water Reservoir 11 How Much Coffee Do You Get In Your Cup 11 Would You Like A Hotter Coffee 12 Filling The Brew Basket With Coffee 12 Drip Stop 13 Brewing Coffee 13 Classic And Rich Brew 13 Over Ice Brew 14 Specialty Brew 14 Care Maintenance 15 Cleaning After A Brew 15 How To Clean Descale 15 Troubleshooting Guide 16 Replacement Parts 18 Warranty...

Page 6: ...Water Reservoir Lid b Removable Water Reservoir c Brewer d Control Panel e Permanent Filter f Removable Brew Basket g Drip Stop Toggle h Brew through Carafe Lid i Thermal Carafe j Multi Serve Cup Platform k Double Sided Scoop Carafe Side and Single Serve Side l Power Cord Wrap not shown g ...

Page 7: ... Buttons 3 Delay Brew Button 4 Multi Serve Dial a Cup b Travel Mug c Half Carafe d Full Carafe 5 Brew Type a Classic Brew Button b Rich Brew Button c Over Ice Brew Button d Specialty Brew Button 6 Intelligent Clean Cycle Indicator Button 7 Drip Stop Indicator 1 3 4b 4a 4c 4d 2 5d 5a 5b 5c 6 7 ...

Page 8: ...The Ninja Coffee Bar knows how much water to use for each size and brew type 43 oz Thermal Carafe LED Control Panel with Programmable Digital Clock 24 HR Programmable Delay Brew Button Set it to automatically brew the following morning Drip Stop Stops the flow of coffee from the brew basket allowing you to pour a cup mid brew switch toggle to the closed position to prevent dripping once the brew c...

Page 9: ...DO NOT remove the vessel while the appliance is running without the Drip Stop in the closed position Return the vessel quickly and open the Drip Stop to continue the brew CAUTION DO NOT place the thermal carafe in the dishwasher CAUTION Never open the brew basket when the coffeemaker is in use CAUTION Please ensure that you are using at least a 12 oz cup for the cup size and a 16 oz travel mug for...

Page 10: ...2 Press the H hour or M minute button until you reach the current time The AM or PM indicator will illuminate on the left side of the display as you are setting the time Fig 2 3 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 ca...

Page 11: ...align the brew basket with the rails and slide back into the brewer Fig 6 Assembly H M Fig 4 Fig 7 H M Fig 8 4 Once the brew basket is in place slide all the way into place until you hear a slight click 5 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 cyc...

Page 12: ...p Remove the water reservoir from the brewer and empty to the Max Fill line Depending on the size and brew type you may have water left in the reservoir 4 Place the water reservoir back on the brewer and twist clockwise until you feel the reservoir lock into place 5 Place the vessel that you would like to brew into underneath the brew basket ensure that the vessel is centered under the brew basket...

Page 13: ... for ground coffee is 12 rounded tablespoons or 6 Ninja Carafe Scoops Exceeding this amount or using fine ground coffee may cause overflow 1 Open the brew basket by sliding the brew basket out of the brewer Fig 13 NOTE The brew basket can be removed from the brewer by lifting the brew basket at a slight upward angle similar to a cabinet drawer NOTE Check for any loose grounds that may be left in t...

Page 14: ...e top of the brewer while brewing CAUTION The brew basket is hot after brewing Always allow the brewer to cool down before cleaning Preparing for Use cont Fig 16 DRIP STOP NOTE If the Drip Stop is closed before you begin a brew the brewer will notify you with 5 beeps Set the Drip Stop to the open position and select your brew concentration level CAN T WAIT FOR THAT FIRST CUP TO BE READY When brewi...

Page 15: ...ee Bar will beep to signal a completed brew Stir to cool coffee completely APPROXIMATE BREW VOLUME CAUTION Make sure to use the proper cup size not doing so may lead to coffee overflowing the cup SPECIALTY BREW The Specialty Brew delivers a strong coffee concentrate perfect for an iced blended coffee drink or milk based specialty drink Refer to the Let s Get Started Guide for inspiring recipes 1 A...

Page 16: ...in the dishwasher NOTE Cleaning is recommended before or as soon as the Clean button illuminates Cleaning your NinjaCoffee Bar is recommended to keep your brewer brewing hot rich and smooth coffee The Clean button will illuminate when your NinjaCoffee Bar senses there is a calcium build up on your machine which may be affecting the flavor of your coffee To clean your machine and keep the same grea...

Page 17: ... is not hot enough To keep your coffee hotter longer preheat your mug or carafe by rinsing it with hot water from the tap If using a microwave safe mug with cream or milk try preheating the cream or milk in the microwave for 30 seconds NOTE Never place carafe in the microwave Over Ice Brew is not cold The Over Ice Brew is designed to brew hot coffee over ice to lock in the flavor for rich smooth i...

Page 18: ...ater reservoir after filling to the minimum fill line of the size selected The water reservoir markings are minimum fill lines that indicate if there is enough water for the proper brew size in the reservoir for any brew style in that size but all brew styles use different amounts of water to create the proper flavor and concentration You can brew multiple cups before needing to refill Does it tak...

Page 19: ...Brew Through Carafe Lid Optimize coffee temperature Allow you to brew both hot and iced coffee Coffee Brew Volume What impacts coffee brew volume When you make hot coffee coffee grounds will absorb some of the water that is brewed resulting in slightly less brewed coffee than the water used The more coffee you use the more water will be absorbed Additionally our wider bottom carafe holds most of t...

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Page 23: ...perate properly while in use under normal household conditions within the warranty period return the complete appliance and accessories freight prepaid For assistance with warranty service options or customer support please call our customer care and product specialists at call 1 877 646 5288 or visit our website www ninjacoffeebar com If the appliance is found to be defective in material or workm...

Page 24: ...ro Operating LLC Ninja Coffee Bar is a trademark of Euro Pro Operating LLC Printed in China Illustrations may differ from actual product We are constantly striving to improve our products therefore the specifications contained herein are subject to change without notice CF086_150724_10_V2 VISIT US ONLINE AT www ninjacoffeebar com Or follow us on any of our social media pages fb me ninjakitchen you...

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