Coleman INSTASTART Instructions For Use Manual page 7

To Clean
We suggest cleaning your Coleman
coffeemaker at the following intervals:
• 40 brew cycles with hard water • 80
brew cycles with soft water
1. Place a paper filter into the brew
basket & install in coffeemaker.
2. Fill carafe to the 10 cup mark with
undiluted white household vinegar and
pour into water reservoir.
3. Place the empty carafe on the
warming plate.
4. Light coffeemaker and allow about
4-5 cups of vinegar to pass through
coffeemaker. Turn off and let
coffeemaker stand 30 minutes.
5. After 30 minutes, pour vinegar back
into reservoir & place empty carafe on
warming plate.
6. Light coffeemaker & let all of the
vinegar run through the coffeemaker.
7. Dispose of the vinegar and paper filter.
8. To flush all traces of vinegar, fill
reservoir with water and cycle water
through coffeemaker.
9. Dispose of water and repeat steps
8 & 9.
To Store
DANGER
EXPLOSION - FIRE HAZARD
• Never store propane near high heat,
open flames, pilot lights, direct
sunlight, other ignition sources or
where temperatures exceed 120 ºF
(49 °C).
• The cylinder must be disconnected
when the appliance is in storage.
■ Make sure
appliance is cool.
■ Move appliance
away from flame
(including pilot
lights) and other
ignition sources.
■ Remove propane
cylinder from
regulator and
replace protective
cap on cylinder.
(Fig. 15)
■ Remove regulator
from appliance.
(Fig. 16)
■ Clean the
appliance
with mild dish
detergent after
each use, and dry
all parts before storing.
Note: Do not
use solvents or
abrasives, metal
utensils or hard
brushes to clean
the coffeemaker.
■ The regulator can
be located at the
rear side of the
coffeemaker by
locking the regulator tube into to clips.
(Fig. 17)
■ Place the coffeemaker and regulator in
a plastic bag, and seal it with a rubber
band. Store the coffeemaker in a cool
and dry place, away from pets and
children. Dry all parts before storing.
Carafe Use & Care
■ Reference repair parts list for
replacement carafe.
■ Never place carafe directly onto a
burner surface.
■ Never use carafe on a kitchen range,
oven or in a microwave.
■ Never set a hot carafe on a wet or
cold surface.
■ Do not use a cracked carafe or one
with a loose or weakened handle.
■ Do not clean carafe with cleansers,
steel wool pads or other abrasive
materials. Instead use a mild, non-
abrasive detergent.
■ Avoid sharp blows, scratches and
rough handling.
■ Discard carafe immediately if it is ever
boiled dry.
Fig. 15
Fig. 16
English - 6
Fig. 17