10
SETTING UP YOUR COFFEE MAKER TO BOIL WATER
Heating plain water in your coffee maker is quick and easy. Water is dispensed at the perfect temperature for
preparing single cups of items requiring hot water, such as bagged teas, instant oats, packaged hot chocolate
or hot apple cider.
WARNING:
Before brewing, fill the water tank to at least the MIN indicator line. To avoid damage, never
operate when the water tank is empty.
IMPORTANT:
To prevent tainted or “off” flavors when changing hot beverages, use a damp paper towel to
completely remove any residue from the adapter compartment while the unit is off.
Follow detailed brewing instructions described previously.
Prepare your cup, mug or tumbler by placing the item of your choice into the cup.
Select either adapter. With the handle facing front, place the adapter of choice into the adapter
compartment. Slide the adapter handle into the grooves at the front of the coffee maker.
Following detailed instructions provided previously, adjust the drip tray to accommodate the size
of your vessel.
Select the brew size by pressing the Size button until the indicator light illuminates the desired size,
then press the Capsule button.
After water has been heated and dispensed, stir contents in cup well.
SETTING UP YOUR COFFEE MAKER FOR ICED BEVERAGES USING A CAPSULE
Follow the “SETTING UP YOUR COFFEE MAKER USING THE CAPSULE ADAPTER” instructions:
Use K-Cup
®
capsule for a stronger flavor.
Use a tall (approx. 16 oz.) cup or tumbler filled with ice cubes.
CAUTION:
Do not use a glass vessel as glass may crack or break.
USING GROUND COFFEE
Follow the “SETTING UP YOUR COFFEE MAKER WITH GROUND COFFEE ADAPTER” instructions with the
following adjustments:
Fill the reusable ground coffee adapter to the MAX fill line.
Use a tall (approx. 16 oz.) cup or tumbler filled with ice cubes.
CAUTION:
Do not use a glass vessel as glass may crack or break.
BREWING ANOTHER CUP
You can brew cup after cup of your favorite hot beverage.
SO-316452_60065 OK Single Serve CM IM r11.indd 10
2019-08-09 2:43 PM
