B Setting The Clock; C Setting The Program Time; D Inserting Charcoal Water Filter - Cuisinart DGB650BCU Information Booklet

B Setting the Clock
When the unit is plugged in, the screen will show 12:00.
Press and hold either the 'HR' or the 'MIN' button until the numbers start to flash.
Then press the 'HR' and 'MIN' buttons to scroll through the numbers. When the numbers
stop flashing, the time has been set.
N.B. When you go past the number 12, the letters 'PM' will appear to adjust the time from
12 noon to midnight. When 'PM' is not shown, the time indicated corresponds to the AM
hours, from 12 midnight to 12 noon. Always make sure that the time is set according the
correct period so that the programming is correct.
C Setting the Program Time
Press and hold the 'Program' button. The numbers and the indicator light will flash.
To set the desired start time, press and hold either the 'HR' and 'MIN' buttons until the
numbers start to flash. Then press and hold the 'HR' and 'MIN' to scroll through the
numbers. When the numbers stop flashing, the scheduled time is programmed and the
display will revert back to the current time.
To check the programmed start time press and hold the programme button, the
programmed start time will display. The green light beside the programme button
must be illuminated.
To cancel the programed start time, press the programme button and the green light
will go out.
CAUTION! You will not be able to program the start time while the coffee machine
is running.
D Inserting Charcoal Water Filter
Your appliance comes with two charcoal water filters that eliminate chlorine, bad tastes
and odors from tap water. It is recommended that you change your water filter every 90
days or after 90 uses and more often if you have hard water. Replacement filters can be
purchased directly from the manufacturer, (see "UK After Sales Service" section).
Remove the water filter from its packaging and soak in cold tap water for 15 minutes.
To remove the water filter holder, simply lift it out from its opening on the inner wall
of the reservoir. This can be accessed by lifting the water reservoir lid.
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