CHARCOAL WATER FILTER
Your coffeemaker comes with a charcoal water filter that eliminates chlorine, bad tastes and odors from tap water.
Inserting the Water Filter
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NOTE: We recommend changing the water filter every 60 days or after 60 uses, and more often if you have
hard water.
Replacement filters can be purchased in stores, by calling Cuisinart customer service, or at www.
cuisinart.
com.
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MAKING COFFEE WITH PRE-GROUND BEANS
Follow instructions in “Before Brewing Your First Pot of Coffee,” page 7.
1.Fill the Reservoir and Insert Filter See steps #1 and #3 in “Making Coffee with Whole Beans,” page 7.
2.Add
Our recipe suggestion: Use 1 level scoop of ground coffee per cup. Adjust the recipe according to taste. NOTE: The maximum capacity for ground coffee is 16 level scoops, using either a paper or permanent filter. Exceeding that amount may cause overflow if the coffee is too finely ground.
3.Press Grind Off Button
When this function is activated, an amber LED will come on.
4.Follow steps #4 through #8 in “Making Coffee with Whole Beans.”
Brew Pause™ Feature
Our Brew Pause™ feature interrupts the flow of coffee from the basket to let you pour that first cup
NOTE: Removing carafe for more than 20 seconds may cause filter basket to overflow.
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