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CAUTION: HOT WATER Do not remove the brew basket or vessel while brewing.
CAUTION: STEAM Do not touch steam vents or the top of the brewer while brewing.
CAUTION: The brew basket is hot after brewing. Always allow the brewer to cool down before cleaning.
Fig. 16
Preparing for Use - cont.
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.
CAN’T WAIT FOR THAT FIRST MUG TO BE
READY?
1
When brewing a carafe, close the Drip Stop to pause
the brew cycle and pour a mug. Remember to reopen
the Drip Stop to complete the brew.
(Fig. 16)
NOTE:
If you forget to open the Drip Stop, the Ninja Coffee
Bar
®
will pause the brew, and after 20 seconds it will give
you a friendly audible reminder. After 6 minutes the brew
will be canceled.
CAN’T WAIT FOR THE LAST FEW DROPS?
When the brew cycle is complete, set the Drip Stop to the
closed position to stop dripping from the brew basket.
NOTE:
While the Drip Stop is closed the Drip Stop indicator
will light up in the bottom right hand corner of the control
panel.
NOTE:
Remember to open the Drip Stop when you’re ready
to brew again. If you forget, your Ninja Coffee Bar
®
will give
you a friendly audible reminder.
INTELLIGENT WARMING PLATE
The intelligent warming plate will automatically turn on when
brewing a half or full carafe. The Intelligent Warming Plate
will adjust the heat it produces in order to avoid burning the
coffee over time.
CAUTION: The HOT SURFACE light will illuminate
when the warming plate is hot. Do not touch the
surface when this light is illuminated.
STAY WARM BUTTON
Press the Stay Warm Button after the brew to turn the
Intelligent Warming Plate off. You can turn the Intelligent
Warming Plate back on within 30 minutes of the brew by
pressing the stay warm button again if desired.
(Fig. 17)
H
M
Fig. 17
FILLING THE BREW BASKET WITH COFFEE
For best results, use the below measurements of ground
coffee for each size brew.
CAUTION: The maximum capacity for ground
coffee is 8 Small Ninja 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.
NOTE:
Check for any loose grounds that may be left
in the brew basket. Remove and rinse brew basket
if needed.
2
Insert the Ninja Premium Gold Tone Filter or a No. 4
Paper filter, 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.
Small Scoop
Ninja
®
Scoop
Mug
2 scoops
Travel Mug
3 scoops
Half Carafe
4 scoops
Full Carafe
8 scoops
Large Scoop
Ninja
®
Scoop
Over Ice
3 scoops
Cafe Forte
3 scoops
Con Latte
3 scoops
Note:
Exceeding the recommended medium grind size
for whole beans and recommended ninja Scoops may
cause the brew basket to overflow.
4
Slide the brew basket back into the brewer and click in
place.
WOULD YOU LIKE A HOTTER COFFEE?
Have you ever wondered why you get paper mugs on the go? The type of mug you brew into can drastically influence the
drinking temperature!
MUG TYPE
CERAMIC MUG
NINJA
®
MUG
PAPER MUG
Mug
Temperature
Room Temp
Pre-warmed with
hot water
Pre-warmed in
microwave with milk
Room Temp
Room Temp
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 mug is
designed to retain
initial coffee temp
better than a
ceramic mug.
Unlike a ceramic
mug, a thinner
paper mug does
not steal as much
heat from the
coffee.
H
M
Fig. 13
H
M
Fig. 15
H
M
DELAY BREW
CLASSIC BREW
RICH BREW
OVER ICE BREW
SPECIALTY BREW
(CONCENTRATED COFFEE)
TRAVEL
HALF
CUP
FULL
STAY WARM
CLEAN
DRIP STOP
Fig. 14
3
2
3
4
8
Large
Small
Fig. 15a
Ninja Scoop
