9
BREWING COFFEE USING A SINGLE SERVE CAPSULE
1.
Place the properly primed Brewer on a dry, level and heat-resistant surface.
2.
Fill the Water Tank to the MAX level and make sure it is attached to the Brewer and properly seated on the Water Inlet.
DO NOT
place any liquid other than water in the Water Tank.
NOTE: Always check that the water level in the Water Tank is between the MIN and MAX markings before starting a brew
cycle.
If the Brewer does not have enough water in the Water Tank to complete a brew cycle, then all five buttons will
flash indicating more water must be added to the Water Tank.
After water is added, press the corresponding function
button and the brew cycle will continue from where it stopped.
3.
Press the Release Button on the front of the Brewer to release the Capsule Puncturing / Locking Mechanism (
Fig. 1
).
4.
Remove the Slide-Out Brew Chamber from the Brewer.
5.
Remove the Permanent Coffee Filter Basket from the Slide-Out Brew Chamber.
6.
Insert the Brew Chamber Adapter into the Brew Chamber by aligning the 4 tabs on the Adapter with the 4 notches in the Brew
Chamber (
Fig. 2
).
NOTE: There is an alignment indicator on the Brew Chamber Adapter that will closest to the Brew Chamber handle
when properly aligned.
7.
Insert the Capsule Holder Attachment into the center of the Brew Chamber Adapter by aligning the 3 tabs on the Capsule Holder
Attachment with the 3 notches in the Brew Chamber Adapter (
Fig. 7
).
8. Insert a K-Cup
®
capsule into the Capsule Holder Attachment.
9.
Replace the Capsule Drawer into the Brewer making sure it is completely closed (
Fig. 8
).
10.
Lower the Capsule Puncturing / Locking Mechanism (
Fig. 4
). The K-Cup
®
capsule will be punctured on the top and bottom allowing
for the ideal flow of water during the brewing cycle.
NOTE: If the Brew Chamber is not properly closed, the Capsule Puncturing / Locking Mechanism will not lower and latch.
11.
Turn the Brewer ON by pressing the Power Button. All five buttons will be illuminated (
Fig. 5
shows Brewer Control Buttons).
