Bravetti CM80H Coffee Maker Features, Using the Coffee Maker To Make Tea, General Features

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

COFFEE MAKER FEATURES

Using the Coffee Maker To Make Tea

Make sure that the filter basket, lid and carafe has been completely cleaned in warm soapy water, especially if it was used to make coffee previously.

1.Depress the filter basket door release button to swing open the filter door.

2.Place tea bag(s) into the filter basket. NOTE: If loose tea is used, place a paper filter in the filter basket before measuring the loose tea required.

3.Fill the illuminated water reservoir with the right amount of water depending on serving needs.

4.Depress the auto/power button to desired mode, advance timer or power on.

5.An alternate suggestion is to place the tea, loose or bags directly into the carafe, allowing water to flow into the carafe to steep the tea.

Cleaning the Coffee Maker CAUTION: Always make sure the coffee maker is unplugged and warming plate is cool before attempting to clean.

WARNING: To protect against electric shock, do not immerse cord, plug or unit into water or other liquids.

1.The outside of the coffee maker can be cleaned with wiping the outside surface with a damp, soft cloth.

2.The glass carafe, carafe lid and removable filter basket may be washed with warm, soapy water or placed in the top rack of the dishwasher. Do not place any other parts of the coffee maker in the dishwasher.

3.To clean the permanent filter, empty the grounds and rinse thoroughly.

4.Do not clean the inside of the water reservoir with a cloth as the cloth may have a lint residue that could block the coffee maker.

5.For stubborn stains, use a nylon or plastic pad with a non-abrasive cleaner, Do not use metal scouring pads or abrasive cleansers.

To Remove Calcium Build-up from Coffee Maker

Calcium deposits may build up in the coffee maker as a result of minerals commonly found in drinking water. The build-up is normal and may result in a slow down on the coffee maker’s brewing time, or the taste of the coffee. This can be eliminated by periodically decalcifying the coffee maker.

1.Fill the carafe with cold water and two tablespoons of plain, white household vinegar.

2.Pour the solution into the water reservoir, then close the reservoir cover.

3.Place the carafe on the warming plate and allow the coffee maker to brew the vinegar solution.

4.Do not use a filter when decalcifying.

5.When the vinegar solution has finished brewing, empty the carafe and rinse out with cold water.

6.Refill the illuminated water reservoir with cold water only and run another brew cycle to remove any remaining vinegar solution.

To Remove Calcium Build-up from Carafe

Hard water or repeated use can leave a white stain on the carafe, which will turn brown from the coffee or tea. To clean the carafe:

1.Fill the carafe with a solution of equal parts of tap water and vinegar and let the carafe stand with the solution for 20-30 minutes.

2.Use a soft brush to brush the inside of the carafe to further loosen the build- up.

3.Discard the solution and wash the carafe with warm soapy water then

rinse well.

NOTE: Frequency of cleaning required depends on frequency of use and cleaning between brews.

SUGGESTED CLEANING INTERVALS:

Type of Water	Cleaning Frequency
Soft Water:	After 80 brews
Hard Water:	After 40 brews

General Features

1.Two (2) Hour Automatic Shut-Off For safety, this coffee maker has been designed with an auto shut-off feature. The coffee maker shuts off automatically 2 hours after the brewing cycle has completed, for both the regular and advance timer mode. To restart simply press the power button until the “On” light illuminates.

2.Brew Pause

This feature allows you to interrupt the brewing cycle and pour a cup of coffee before the pot of coffee has completed brewing. To restart the brewing process, return carafe to warming plate and coffee will automatically begin flowing through the filter basket. Make sure the carafe is placed correctly on the

warming plate.

NOTE: Do not remove the carafe for longer than 30 seconds or the filter basket may overflow.

3.Digital Clock/Advance Timer Display

The 24-hour digital clock found on the front of the unit will keep the correct time, even after the unit has been shut off. The timer can be programmed up to 24 hours in advance to automatically start brewing fresh, hot coffee.

4.Illuminated Water Reservoir The large easy-to-read numbers indicate how many cups of water have been poured into the coffee maker.

5.Illuminated Water Reservoir and Power “On” Light

There are two ways to easily see if the coffee maker is on, the power “On” indicator light and the illuminated water reservoir. When the unit is on, both will light up.

6.Flavor Seal

The carafe lip and lid seal to help preserve the coffee’s natural flavor and temperature by preventing excessive evaporation.

7.Easy Pour Carafe

The unique design of the carafe with the all-around lip and traditional pour spout allow you to conveniently pour without spilling. The easy grip handle is for added comfort. Cup markings on each side of the handle make it easier to measure the water

level when filling the carafe.

9.Non-Stick Warming Plate Spilled coffee will not stick to the surface of the warming plate, just wipe with a damp cloth to clean.

10.Cord Storage

Hidden cord storage allows you to hide excess cord for a cleaner counter top.

11.Swing Away Basket and Filter Basket Release Button

The filter door swings for convenient filling. The filter basket release button allows you to open the filter basket with one quick motion.

12.Cone Filter Basket Cone shaped filter basket enriches flavor and prevents bitter taste. A standard #4 cone- shaped filter must be used.

13.Brew Strength Button The brew strength button enhances the flavor of the coffee when a richer tasting coffee brew is preferred.

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