Setting The Clock; Manual Operation - Sandstrom S12DC16E Instruction Manual

Setting the Clock

1. Plug the mains cable into the mains socket, the display window will show "12:00"
flashing.
2. Press the Hr or Min button to adjust the hour or minute digits. Press and hold the
button to scroll through numbers quickly.
• The display will go blank after the unit is idle for about 2 minute. Press any
key (except Start/Stop button) to show the set time.
• If your unit is disconnected from the mains supply the clock setting will be
lost.

Manual Operation

1. Open the water tank cover of the coffee maker and fill with the correct amount of water.
The water level should not exceed the maximum level indicated.
2. Add ground coffee into the filter. Usually a cup of coffee needs a level spoonful of
ground coffee, but you may adjust according to your taste.
3. Place the filter with the ground coffee in the funnel and then place the funnel into
the funnel support of the coffee maker, making sure it is assembled correctly, see the
section "Funnel Assembly" for details.
4. Place the jug on the warming plate horizontally.
5. Press the Start/Stop button to switch the coffee maker on. The Timer On/Off button
will light up blue. The coffee maker will start brewing.
• You can remove the jug, pour and serve at any time once the coffee is
made. The coffee maker will stop dripping automatically. The jug must be
replaced within 15 seconds as the water is accumulated in the funnel which
may overflow if the jug is not replaced shortly.
• Do not open the tank cover while the coffee maker is brewing.
6. When the brewing cycle is complete, the unit will beep 3 times.
The amount of coffee you get will be less than the water you have put in the
tank, as some water is absorbed by the ground coffee.
7. The coffee maker will keep your coffee hot for 40 minutes, then automatically shut off.
Always turn the coffee maker off when the coffee maker is not in use.
• Keep the lid of the jug closed when pouring.
• The brewed coffee in the jug and the grounds in the filter are very hot.
Handle with care to avoid scalding.
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