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Taking care of your
Tea Maker
WARNING: Always disconnect the plug from the mains and allow the appliance to cool
before cleaning.
In order to reduce staining we recommend that your tea maker is cleaned daily.
•
Thoroughly wash the jug and all of its brewing components with warm water. Do not immerse the jug
into the water.
To remove any stubborn stains from your tea maker we recommend that you use Milton Sterilising
Fluid, (found in the baby aisle of supermarkets and pharmacies.)
•
Add 7ml of Milton sterilising fluid to the unit and fill to the top of glass body with cold water and leave
for 30 minutes, using a plastic kitchen brush to gently agitate the stained areas if required.
When using the plastic kitchen brush care must be taken around the vent dome on the element to
prevent dislodging/damage.
For stubborn stains it may be necessary to repeat this process 2 to 3 times.
For any queries relating to Milton fluid, please call 0800 097 5606
or visit www.milton-tim.com
•
Once complete, rinse the unit thoroughly with warm water and then run the boil cycle with clean water
only & repeat 2-3 times. If there is any residual taste from the cleaning product repeat the rinsing
process again.
•
For general cleaning wipe outer surfaces with a soft damp cloth, care must be taken when cleaning to
ensure no electrical connections make contact with water. Do not immerse in water.
⁄
Fill the Jug
with water to
the MAX mark, and place
¤
onto the Base
brewing settings will be
displayed (3 on the Strength
Gauge and 85º on the
Temperature Gauge.) Press
the Start/Stop button
wait for the water to boil and
flush through the tea basket.
When the brewing process
has been completed, dispose
of the water.
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The Tea Maker uses tea
leaves or teabags.
. The default
Tea Leaves
1
Place the tea leaves into the
Tea Basket
Ê
and
Pour the desired amount of
2
water into the Jug
•
The amount of tea leaves and
water will affect the strength
of the tea brewed. The
strength of a cup of tea is
purely down to personal
taste. Use the supplied
strength chart on page 5 to
help you make tea to your
desired taste. Alternatively it
is suggested that you
experiment with the amount
of tea leaves and water in
order to create your preferred
taste.
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In order to reduce staining we
recommend that your Tea Maker is
cleaned daily.
Insert the Tea Basket
3
the Hopper
Jug
place.
Tea Bags
Remove the Tea Basket and
place the tea bags into the
fl
.
Hopper
Using the Hopper means
⁄
.
there is more room for the
tea to be submerged in the
water, creating a nicer taste.
It is suggested that 1 tea bag
per person is used, minimum
1 tea bag, maximum 6 tea
bags.
4
Place the Jug on the Base
¤
. The default brewing
settings will be displayed
(3 on the Strength Gauge
and 85º on the Temperature
Gauge.)
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fl
into
‡
, place into the
⁄
, and lock the lid into
‡
.
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