IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, and/or injury to persons, including the following: 1. Read all instructions. 8. The use of accessory attachments not recommended by the 2.
Parts and Features Water Reservoir Lid Showerhead Water Reservoir The Scoop™ Brew Basket (with “stepped” water gauge) Filter Holder The Scoop™ Brew Basket Holder Secondary Filter The Scoop™ Brew Basket (2) (optional accessory on select Filter Well models) Control Panel Multilevel/Flip Cup Rest Drip Tray...
Before First Use • Fill reservoir with mug or cup into WARNING Burn Hazard. which the water will be brewed. To avoid contact with hot water: • Fully insert mug or cup under filter • Do not use more than 14 ounces basket.
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Before First Use (cont.) 5A TRAVEL MUG 5B–1 REGULAR MUG 5B–2 REGULAR MUG Ensure the multilevel/flip cup rest Discard liquid when clean water is firmly secured and snapped cycle is finished. Coffeemaker into place. is now ready for use. Follow instructions on page 6.
How to Use • Fill reservoir with mug or cup into which WARNING Burn Hazard. the coffee will be brewed. To avoid contact with hot coffee or water: • Fully insert mug or cup under filter • Do not use more than 14 ounces basket.
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How to Use (cont.) 8-OZ. LINE 14-OZ. LINE WARNING! Burn Hazard. To Scoop coffee grounds directly into the Scoop™ filter provided, using avoid overflow, keep ground the measurement instructions shown above. Or, if you prefer to use a coffee below MAX fill line. traditional coffee scoop method, measure coffee in the following way: 8-oz.
Using the Settings • This unit uses ground coffee ONLY. It is NOT intended for use • When using whole bean coffee, a standard automatic drip coffee with coffee “pods.” grind will yield best results. Be careful not to overgrind, since very finely ground coffee can cause overflow in this unit.
Care and Cleaning Shock Hazard. WARNING Do not immerse cord, plug, or coffeemaker in any liquid. All coffeemakers should be cleaned at least once a month (once a week for areas with hard water). Press the button once. After 30 seconds, turn unit OFF (O) using the button and allow vinegar to clean.
Troubleshooting PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE Coffee tastes bad. • Coffeemaker needs cleaning. • Coffee ground too coarsely or too finely. Set coffee grinder to automatic drip grind. • Poor coffee quality and freshness. • Poor water quality (use filtered or bottled water). Water on counter under •...