Wolfgang Puck Model BCM00020 manual Setting the Clock, To Program the Delay Timer, Making Coffee

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Setting the Clock

Plug the coffeemaker into a standard 120v wall outlet. The display will begin to blink. To set the time, press and hold the hour (H) or minute (M) button for two seconds and you will hear two short beeps and the display will continue to flash. Press the H or M button to cycle through the time. Ensure that you are setting the correct time of day (AM or PM) as indicated in the upper left hand corner of the display. Once finished, simply release the buttons and the clock with stop flashing and you will hear two short beeps.

To Program the Delay Timer

To program your coffeemaker to brew coffee automatically at a set time, press and hold the PROGRAM button. You will hear two short beeps and the display will begin to flash. Press the H or M button to cycle through hours and minutes ensuring that you are in the correct time of day (AM or PM) as indicated in the upper right hand corner of the display. When you are finished programming the start time press the PROGRAM button and the display will switch to the clock display and you will hear two short beeps. You can always check the delay time setting by holding the PROGRAM button in, simply release the button and within 4 seconds the display will go back to the clock.

Now that you have set the Delay Brew setting for your coffeemaker, you must turn this feature on. Press the AUTO ON button and a green indicator light will illuminate. Your coffeemaker will now begin to brew automatically at the time set in PROGRAM mode. (Remember to fill your Water Reservoir and add coffee grinds to your filter basket, and ensure that your Thermal Carafe is securely placed with the reservoir and is empty). When the programmed time arrives the red indicator light will illuminate indicating that the brewing cycle has begun.

WARNING: Your coffeemaker will continue to automatically brew daily at the set time while the AUTO ON indicator is illuminated. Remember to turn the AUTO ON function off should you be away. To turn the AUTO ON function off press the AUTO ON button once and the green indicator light will go off. If you forget to turn this function off the coffeemaker will shut off automatically if it does not detect water in the reservoir.

Making Coffee

	1	Ensure your coffeemaker is placed on a flat,
Figure 1
		level surface and plug into a 120V outlet.
	2	Open the swing-out filter basket by grasping
		the Basket Tab and swing out to the left.
	3	Insert a ground coffee filter into the filter
		basket or use the permanent filter provided
		with this unit. Always use a clean filter for
		each brewed carafe of coffee. As a general
		rule, use 2 level tablespoons per cup of
Figure 2
		coffee brewed; adjust to suit your own taste.
	4	Close the filter basket securely.
	5	Remove the water tank located at the back
		of your coffeemaker by lifting the lid and
		grasping the handle to pull straight up
		(see figure 2). If you are using the activated
		charcoal water filter, ensure that it is placed
		snugly within the water reservoir before
Figure 3		adding water.
	6	Replace water tank back into the Reservoir
		located in the back of the unit ensuring
		that it is firmly in place and close the Lid.
	7	Ensure that your Thermal Carafe is empty
		prior to brewing a pot of coffee. When
		brewing is complete, an audible “beep” tone
		will signal and the LCD will change from a
Figure 4		clock to the amount of elapsed time since
		brewed. See Figure 5 which shows a graphic
		of a coffee cup indicating that the coffee
		was brewed 1 hour and 9 minutes ago.
	WARNING!
	The thermal carafe lid is specially designed to
	allow water to pass through the lid while
Figure 5	brewing, ensure that it is properly placed onto
	the carafe (see figures 3 and 4). Never attempt
	to pour coffee from the carafe unless the lid is
	in the CLOSED position. To release coffee from
	the carafe simply press the Pour Release
	button.

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