Before Your First Use; Default Setting; Using Your Coffeemaker To Brew Coffee - Wolfgang Puck BIFCM010 User Manual

Before Your First Use

Check that all accessories are included and the unit is not damaged.
Then complete the following steps to clean the appliance:
1 Clean all detachable parts with warm water.
2 Add water into water tank to the MAX level.
3 Plug into standard 120V outlet.
4 Fit the filter.
5
Make sure the carafe is in place on the keep warm plate and the coffee
basket holder is in place.
6
Perform 2 or 3 Hot Water cycles (refer to 'Hot Water Dispense' section
on page 11).
7 If using the appliance at altitudes of 4,000 ft. or above please
reference the instructions on page 17.
8 When using the appliance for the first time, the display may show "Err".
This is because the unit has detected that the pipes are not filled with
water. If this happens, press the START/STOP button once to clear the
"Err" and press again to start a new carafe cycle.

Default Setting

After initial use the coffeemaker will recall last used settings upon
subsequent uses.
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Using Your Coffeemaker
to Brew Coffee
Brewing Coffee
1 Open the water tank lid and fill the water tank with potable water.
The water level should not exceed the MAX level marked in water
gauge. Then close the water tank lid.
Note: The appliance can make up to 12 x 5oz cups of coffee in a
brewing cycle.
2
Choose the CARAFE or single CUP coffee basket according to your
requirement, and then add coffee grounds into coffee basket. The
following table shows the recommended amount of coffee grounds to
use for a medium range of coffee strengths. When using the scoop
provided to measure coffee 8g is achieved with the coffee slightly
rounded.
Stronger or weaker coffee will be achieved by adding more or less
coffee grounds, according to your taste.
Volume Basket
8 oz cup Single Serve
10 oz cup Single Serve
12 oz cup Single Serve
4 cup carafe Multi Serve
6 cup carafe Multi Serve
8 cup carafe Multi Serve
10 cup carafe Multi Serve
12 cup carafe Multi Serve
For best coffee taste and extraction across the range of volumes a
regular drip grind should be used. Finer grinds will produce stronger
coffee. Very fine and espresso grinds should not be used as these
could cause a blockage and incomplete brewing cycles. If there is
liquid remaining in the coffee basket at the end of the cycle then
the coffee used is too fine. Only use coffee grounds for one brewing
cycle.
Note: This appliance can be used with 62mm soft pods but we do
not recommend to use 2 pods together. If stronger coffee is required,
try selecting a heavier pod or stronger roast. Also, reduce the cup
volume setting and increase the strength selection to bold (3 bars)
or extra bold (4 bars).
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Coffee Rounded
Grounds Scoops (8g)
12g 1.5
16g 2
20g 2.5
32g 4
48g 6
64g 8
80g 10
96g 12