Introduction, Description | Cuisinart DCC1200E, DCC1200WE manual

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1. INTRODUCTION

You have just purchased a Cuisinart® coffeemaker.

A combination of in-depth research into innovation and outstanding design have gone into creating an appliance of guaranteed high quality. Simple to use and to maintain.

The quality of the water is critical to achieve a great-tasting coffee. The charcoal water filter of your coffemaker ensures the purest flavour and avoids impurities. The leakproof lid keeps taste and temperature for a long time.

For even more convenient use, the brew pause allows you to pour a cup of coffee in mid-brew and the heater plate control knob keeps your coffee warm without burning it. The 1-4 cup setting allows you to brew smaller pots of coffee. You can also choose between paper filters or the convenient and cost-saving removable permanent filter provided.

Your coffeemaker is provided with advanced features such as: a digital clock with 24-hour advanced-brew setting, programmable auto-off, audible beep at the end of cycle and time-to-descale electronic indicator with flashing light, with descaling button.

2. DESCRIPTION

1.Lid

2.Water reservoir (maximum capacity: 1.8 L)

3.Charcoal water filter (not illustrated): filters water to eliminate impurities and odours. Goes into the water filter holder (see ASSEMBLY 1. Insert the water filter)

4.Filter holder (not illustrated): for #4 paper filters or the removable permanent filter

5.Digital clock with LCD display

6.Hour and minute buttons

7.Function knob and O/I switch

8.Heater plate control knob: for controlling the temperature of the coffee after brewing

9.1-4 cup setting: for perfectly hot smaller quantities of coffee (1 to 4 cups)

10.Descaling button with descaling indicator light

11.Brew pause: stops the flow of coffee when the coffee pot is removed to pour a cup of coffee in mid-brew

12.Coffee pot: 1 to 12 cups capacity (15 cl each)

13.Heating plate: scratch resistant and nonstick coating

14.Beep sound: signals the end of brew cycle with 5 beeps (not illustrated)

15.Measuring scoop (not illustrated)