techni vorm Moccamaster KB 744 Instructions For Use

Instructions for using the coffee maker,
"Moccamaster" KB(G) 744 "Automatic".
Read before use and store in a safe place: General safety
Read all instructions.
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The appliance is intended to be used in Household and similar applications such as:
- staff kitchen areas in shops, offices and other working environments.
- Farm houses
- By clients in hotels, motels and other residential type environment
- Bed and breakfast type environments
Use the machine indoors only.
Check to see if the voltage of the machine matches your mains voltage. The machine must be plugged into
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a socket with safety ground.
Place the machine horizontally on a flat surface in a frost-free room. Do not place the machine on a hot
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surface, near gas or electric cookers or in an oven. Make sure the machine is switched off.
This machine is not fit for use by people (including children) with physical, mental or sensory disabilities, or
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a lack of knowledge or experience, unless supervised or instructed regarding the use of this machine by a
person who is responsible for their safety.
Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
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Remove the plug from the socket during cleaning and maintenance, or if you encounter any difficulties
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during use.
The machine, cord and plug may never be partially or entirely submerged in water.
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In the event of a malfunction, never attempt to repair the machine yourself. Contact your supplier.
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Use the machine for making coffee and tea only.
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10. Do not run the flex across hot surfaces or parts, and never use the machine if the flex is damaged.
11. Do not touch the hot parts of the machine, such as the outlet pipe or hotplate.
12. Fill the machine with cold water only, and never run the machine without the outlet pipe.
13. Only use the glass pot delivered with this machine.
14. Never place the glass pot over an open flame, on a hot/warm cooking ring, gas cooker or other heat source.
15. Do not use the glass pot in an oven.
16. Do not use cracked pots or pots with loose handles.
17. Do not use abrasives to clean the glass pot.
18. Unwrap the coffee maker with care and remove all packaging materials.
Keep the packaging (plastic bags and cardboard) out of reach of children.
1. Cold water reservoir
2. Lid for cold water reservoir
3. Filter bracket
4. Outlet pipe
5. Filter lid
6. Filter holder
7. Coffee pot lid
8. Coffee pot
9. Hotplate
10. On/Off switch
Timerswitch (Automatic)
11. Scale indicator
(optional)
Instructions for use
Important: Before using the coffeemaker for the first time, or if the coffeemaker has not been used for a long time,
it is advisable to run the coffeemaker once using only cold water.
1. Make sure the machine is switched off, insert the outlet pipe in the rubber gasket on the water reservoir and
adjust the pipe to the right position.
2. Fill the water reservoir with cold water and put the lid on to prevent dust from entering the reservoir.
3. Place a no. 4 filter in the filter holder and fill it with the required amount of ground coffee. One level
measuring scoop of coffee is sufficient for ¼ litre of water (2 cups).
Place the lid on the filter holder to ensure that the temperature remains constant.
4. Place the filter holder on the filter bracket and place the glass pot, with lid, onto the hotplate directly under
the filter holder.
Place the empty glass pot with filter (K 742/K 743) onto the hotplate.
5. Turn the switch for the hotplate (if present) to the highest setting and switch the machine on by pressing the
on/off switch.
(the switch lights will now be on)
6. As soon as the water has flowed through the machine, the main heating element will
switch off. This means that the machine will only draw power for the hotplate.
7. Coffee tastes best right after it has been made. Do not wait too long before serving.
If you would like to keep smaller amounts of coffee warm for a brief period, it is best to set the hotplate to ¾
power (the light will now be off) so that the coffee is kept at the right temperature.
8. Pour the coffee into a thermos carafe if you would like to keep it for a longer period of time. This will
preserve the taste and aroma.
9. When the coffeemaker is not in use, switch it off by pressing the on/off switch (the light will now be off).
Never use the hotplate to heat up coffee or other liquids. Rinse the pot well with water after use. Always
remove the coffee filter from the holder after use.
The filter holder for models KBG is equipped with a drip-stop system. The filter holder will close
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automatically if the coffee pot is removed while coffee is being made. For this reason, it is always important
to make sure that the pot and the filter holder are in the right position while you are making coffee.
Automatic
These models have a time switch ("Automatic"), which switches the coffeemaker off automatically after 2
hours.
Also the power of the hotplate is controlled automatically.
Remark:
Before starting the brewing it is advisable to operate the switch once more, in order to reset the timer switch
to prevent turning off during the brewing process.
Tips for optimum use of the coffeemaker
When inserting the coffee filter, press it firmly against the sides of the filter holder.
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When making smaller amounts of coffee (1-2 cups), it is best to set the switch to the highest
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setting with an empty coffee pot on the hotplate, so that it will heat up sufficiently while the
machine is being filled with coffee and water. This will allow the coffee to stay hot longer.
The filter holder for the models equipped with a manual drip-stop system has 3 settings. Fully
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open (normal amounts of coffee), half-open (small amounts of coffee), and closed (drip-stop).
With these models, remember to open the slide in the filter holder before you make coffee.
Extra accessories may be purchased to use the machine to make tea. These include a pot, filter
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holder with special insert for tea leaves, and two lids. Only available for use with model KBG.
Maintenance
Before cleaning, remove the plug from the socket. Clean the appliance regularly with a damp (NOT WET)
cloth and wipe dry. Never submerge the appliance in water.
Other parts such as the pot, filter holder and lids may be cleaned in a normal fashion.
Tap water may be harder (contains more calcium) in some regions than in others. If you live in such an
area, it is best to descale the machine regularly.