Melitta ME1MSB Coffee Maker Features, Weather Only Screens, Current Conditions and Forecast

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Coffee Maker Features

NOTE: Your product may vary slightly from illustration.

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1. Water Reservoir Lid

Lift to pour water into the Water Reservoir.

2. Water Window

Markings indicate water needed to make corresponding cups of brewed coffee, 10 (5-oz.) cups maximum, 4 (5-oz.) cups minimum.

3. Pause & Pour

Stops the flow of coffee from the Brew Chamber when the Carafe is removed from the Warming Plate to allow a cup to be poured in mid-brew, if desired. Since the extraction rate varies during the brew cycle, we recommend allowing the brewing cycle to finish before pouring the brewed coffee.

CAUTION: To prevent injury when utilizing Pause & Pour (drip-stop) feature, replace Carafe within 20 seconds of removing during brewing process.

4. Carafe Lid (P/N 31190)

Special design minimizes oxygen flow into the Carafe to help preserve coffee flavor.

5. Carafe with Lid (P/N 31191)

10 cup capacity with a sturdy, easy-grip Handle.

6. Warming Plate with Auto Shut Off

The Warming Plate’s scratch-resistant, non-stick coating prevents the Carafe from sticking. When brewing is complete, the Warming Plate keeps the coffee at the ideal serving temperature and will shut off automatically after 1 hour; the words “WARMING PLATE” will appear in the LCD Display when the unit is in the Coffee Mode and the Warming Plate is ON.

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Weather Only Screens

Current Conditions and Forecast

			FM Signal
			Strength
		•	AM/PM
	•		Date Display
Time Display		•
Animated		•
Weather Icons		•
			Current Forecast
City
			High/Low
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Scrolling Weather			Current Temp.
Information	•		Chance of
Visibility			Precipitation

UV Index

Sunrise/Sunset

3-Day Weather Forecast

3 Day
Future	•
Weather		Weather
Forecast	Mode
Displays real-	•
time Weather
Warnings
& Alerts

HELPFUL HINTS: 4 Weather screens will advance automatically. Press the UP Button at any time to manually advance to the next screen or press the DOWN Button go back to previous screen.

Please consult the “Definition of Terms” and “Understanding Weather Alerts” sections described on pages 25 and 26 for further information.

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