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Parts & Features
Your 12-cup Coffeemaker has the following handy features:
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12-cup Brewing Capacity
- brewing is put on hold for 30 seconds while you pour yourself
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that first cup of coffee.
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Water Gauge - no guesswork on how much water to add with the transparent
water gauge and handy marked filling lines.
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Permanent Filter - you won't have to hunt around town for that elusive filter to
fit your coffeemaker. Your coffeemaker has a permanent filter that is good for
you and the environment.
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Delayed Brewing - set up the coffeemaker the night before and have fresh
brewed coffee when you get out of bed in the morning.
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Auto Off - the coffeemaker will keep your coffee warm for up to 4 hours after
brewing and then automatically shut off for safety.
Before Using for the First Time
CAUTION: Risk of suffocation - keep all packaging and plastic bags out of the
reach of children.
1. Remove all packaging materials.
2. Wash all removable parts as instructed in the Cleaning & Care section.
3. Place the coffeemaker on a flat, level and heat-resistant surface.
4. Open cover on water tank and add cold tap water up to the maximum line on
the water gauge. Do NOT add coffee grounds.
5. Insert filter basket and put permanent filter inside the basket.
6. Close cover.
7. Make sure the lid of the carafe is in place and place empty carafe on the
warming plate.
8. Pull cord out of cord storage in the back and plug in. Press the ON/OFF button.
The coffeemaker will start "brewing" the water.
9. After all of the water has passed through the coffeemaker into the carafe, press
the ON/OFF button to turn the appliance off. Discard water from carafe.
10. After the coffeemaker has cooled down, use a damp cloth to wipe down only
the outside of the housing unit. Do NOT use an abrasive scouring pad or steel
wool as this could damage the finish.
WARNING: Do NOT touch warming plate or carafe until they have completely cooled.
11. Wash carafe and all other detachable parts in warm, sudsy water or in the dish-
washer on the top rack.
12. Place washed and dried permanent filter into filter basket.
WARNING: Do NOT immerse the coffeemaker in water or other liquid.
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How to Use
Replacing the Carbon Filter
PRECAUTION: Make sure the coffeemaker is OFF and
that the cord is not plugged in.
1. Remove carbon filter from packaging.
2. Open the filter chamber on the water filter. (A)
3. Place carbon filter in chamber.
4. Snap chamber cover shut.
5. Insert water filter into the back right corner of the
water reservoir. (B) (Filter outlined for better visibility.)
NOTE: Replace filter every 60 brewing cycles or
approximately every 2 months. Call the customer
service number to order replacements.
Setting the Current Time
It is not necessary to set the time to brew coffee unless you want to use the delayed
brewing feature.
1. Plug in the cord. The digital display will show 12:00 and the colon will flash.
2. Press the hour button until the correct time displays.
NOTE: When the time passes noon, the light next to PM will illuminate.
3. Press the minute (MIN) button until the correct time displays.
NOTE: Pressing and holding the hour or minute buttons will make the numbers
change rapidly.
Brewing Coffee
For best results, use coffee ground for automatic drip coffeemakers.
CAUTION: To avoid damage to appliance, do NOT operate without water.
1. Open cover and fill water tank up to desired line/number of cups. Do NOT
exceed the maximum level line.
IMPORTANT: There are two overflow holes on the back of the coffeemaker. Over-
filling the water reservoir will cause water to spill on to the counter.
2. Place the filter basket in the coffeemaker.
3. Set permanent filter or 8–12 cup cone shaped paper filter into filter basket.
4. Add desired amount of ground coffee to permanent filter.
5. Close cover.
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