Recommended Recipe
Ground Coffee
Total Water
Brewed
Cups
5½ level scoops
15 oz./470ml
3
9 level scoops
25 oz./790ml
5
13 level scoops
35 oz./1100ml
7
7
BEFORE BREWING YOUR
FIRST POT OF COFFEE
Rinsing your coffeemaker: During the
manufacturing process, dust can get
trapped in the unit. We recommend washing
all parts of the coffeemaker before the first
use. See Cleaning and Maintenance on
page 9 for detailed instructions.
HELPFUL HINTS
•
Always keep Coffee Release Lever in the
Lock position when the coffeemaker is
not in use.
•
Use a dark roast, medium-to-coarse grind
for optimal flavor.
•
For best results, use filtered cold water to
fill the water tank.
MAKING COFFEE
NOTE:
Adjust amount according to taste.
One level scoop is equal to one tablespoon.
Do not fill past the MAX level marking,
16 level scoops/16 tablespoons, as it may
not fully absorb the water.
1. Add the ground coffee
Lift off the coffeemaker lid to access the
coffee filter basket. The coffee filter
basket may be filled one of two ways.
a.
Leave the coffee filter basket
positioned in the water tank and
remove the pop-off lid. Use the
included measuring scoop to add
ground coffee. See recommended
recipe above. Replace pop-off lid.
b.
Remove the coffee filter basket from
the water tank and unscrew the twist-
off lid. Use the included measuring
scoop to add ground coffee. See
recommended recipe. Replace twist-
off lid and turn clockwise 1½ times to
secure lid. Position the coffee filter
basket into the water tank and push
down until clicked into place. Replace
coffeemaker lid.
NOTE:
If the coffee filter basket is
not securely positioned in the water
tank, the coffeemaker lid will not
fit properly.
2. Fill the water tank
IMPORTANT NOTICE: ALWAYS MAKE
SURE THE RELEASE LEVER IS IN THE
LOCK POSITION BEFORE FILLING THE
WATER TANK TO PREVENT WATER
FROM FLOWING OUT.
NEVER FILL USING HOT WATER.
Slowly pour the desired amount of cold
water into the water tank, using the water
level indicators located on the backside of
the water tank.
