Clean Your Automatic Hot Tea Maker Before Using the First Time!
Wash ceramic
tea
pot and lid
in
mild detergent
and
water. Rinse each thoroughfy.
Follow steps 4 through 6 below (with water only) to clean the inside of your automatic
hot tea maker.
Steeping Tea
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Swing cut the brew basket to the rlght, and insert a 4 CUP basket style, Mr. Coffee’
brand paper filter (JR100 or JR100NB) into the inner
brew basket. You may also use
a
Mr.
permanent filter model number GTFJR.
Add desired amount of tea according to the tea measurement chart found cn page 6. We
recommend between l-3 black tea bags or rounded teaspoons of loose
tea. If
brewing
herbal
teas,
the amount
of tea may need to be increased to reach desired
strength.
Be sure the filter is properly centered
before closing the brow basket into
place. Close the brew basket by swinging the brew basket to the left. Please make
sure the brew basket is locked into place.
Remove the ceramic tea pot from the warming plate.
Fill the ceramic tea pot with enough tap
to make desired amount of tea. For
a
full
pot, fill tap
to about 1’ below the rim
Do no4 exceed 15 ounces.
Only fill the reservoir with water. Do not reheat any liquids in this machine.
Remove the ceramic tea pot lid from the water reservoir. Pour the water into the
water reservoir. Do
not overfill your
water
reservolr.
In the opening of the reservoir
you will find
a
knob and a series of spokes. This design prevents the water from splash-
ing when it
IS
poured into the unit.
Then rinse the ceramic tea pot
with hot
water
and dry.
Place the empty ceramic tea pot onto the warmer plate. Return the ceramic tea pot lid to
the recessed area found on top of the water reservoir.
Adjust steeping lever. The farther the lever is set to the right the longer the steeping
time and the stronger the tea. The lever will allow you to adjust the brew cycle time
from 6 to 6 minutes for a 15 ounce pot of tea. You may want the steeping lever set to
the right when steeping herbal teas.
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