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Getting Started
Before first use, carefully unpack your coffee grinder and remove all packing materials.
All detachable parts must be thoroughly cleaned as described in cleaning and care section.
Caution: Do not immerse motor base in water. Handle the grinding bowl blades with care as
they are very sharp.
1.
Place the coffee grinder on a flat surface.
2.
Assemble the grinding bowl into the motor base, then turn the bowl clockwise until a click
sound is heard. When disassembling, turn the bowl anti-clockwise to detach it.
3.
Pour coffee beans into the grinding bowl. The quantity of coffee beans shall not exceed the
max level indicated in the grinding bowl.
4.
Recover the transparent cover and plug into the power outlet.
5.
Press and hold the power switch, the appliance will start operating, once release the power
switch, the appliance will stop operating.
NOTE: Do not operate this appliance continuously for more than 30 seconds. Allow
appliance to cool down for 3 minute between two continuous cycles.
6.
View the consistency of coffee grounds from the transparent cover.
IMPORTANT: Please make sure the blades has stop completely before removing the
transparent cover.
7.
Once the desired grind has obtained, release power switch and unplug the power cord
from the outlet.
8.
Remove the transparent cover, disassemble the grinding bowl and pour out the coffee
ground directly.
Grinding tips
1.
The COARSE grind is generally used for percolators and coffee urns. MEDIUM grind is used
for drip coffee makers and steam-type espresso machines. A FINE grind is used for espresso
machines with an electric pump.
2.
Vary the grinding times to suit your taste and type of beans you grind.
3.
For the freshest, most flavorful coffee, grind only enough for the pot you are making. Coffee
beans keep up to 2 months in the freezer in an airtight container and can be ground while
still frozen. Coffee grounds left in your grinder can become stale and affect the flavor of
freshly ground coffee. Be sure to clean grinding chamber, blades and cover after each use.
4.
This grinder can only grind dry, brittle foods. It will not grind anything moist, extremely hard,
or gummy such as whole ginger, chocolate, sesame seeds or oily spices such as cinnamon,
cloves or nutmeg. Do not grind peanuts or grains such as wheat, rice, barley, or dried corn.
Attempting to grind any of these foods may damage the unit. Never use it to chop ice cubes.
5.
Freshly ground peppercorns have a strong aroma and taste that may affect the flavor of
coffee beans ground afterward. You may want to purchase a separate grinder if you plan to
grind peppercorns.
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